... of the fractional decline model is analytically developed for gas flow in fracture reservoir using the anomalous diffusion equation incorporated with the fractional calculus and equation of state. The model can represent the heterogeneity of complex fracture networks and can further be used to interpret reservoir...

... the formation of complex fracture networks likely caused by the interaction of the hydraulic fracture with natural fractures and bed boundaries during propagation. A heel-side bias of fluid and proppant distribution within a stage was also observed. The effect of inter-stage stress shadowing on fracture growth...

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...Mesh Generation for Complex Fracture Networks Abstract Multi-stage hydraulically fractured wells are applied widely to produce unconventional resource plays. In naturally fractured reservoirs, hydraulic fracture treatments may induce complex fracture geometries which cannot be modeled...

... to which a reservoir will generate complex fracture networks, break into fresh rock or create a simple bi-wing fracture can be influenced by the stimulation treatment job design. The creation of a complex fracture network is a function of the stimulation fluid rheology, rock properties and presence...

... to a slickwater viscosity within the reservoir to provide the desired complex fracture network. Gel break-back timing may be used to control the onset of complex network development. For example, it may be desirable to generate a planar fracture for a distance from the wellbore before reverting to the low...