... experiments were conducted with all face open boundary conditions in an oven at 60 °C. The image of the experimental apparatus is presented in Fig. 2 . Results and Discussion Pore Size Distribution Pore size distribution (PSD) is crucial to the recovery process of oil in tight rocks. Nitrogen...

..., 2019 ). The experimental results show that this methodology is a practical way to study the effect of hydration on shale properties in the process of hydraulic fracturing. Reservoir Characterization shale gas hydraulic fracturing adsorption Fluid Dynamics imbibition test experiment flow...

... that enables the development of visualization, continuous learning, and real-time application to mitigate communication during completions. machine learning Artificial Intelligence information classifier classification analysis interference Upstream Oil & Gas experiment insight engine parent...

... not affecting any property of aqueous phase solutions. This concentration was used for all SSASI experiment, and more detailed procedures are explained in the later sections. Experimental Procedures Zeta Potential Zeta Potential (ZP) determines the stability of liquid film surrounding the rock...

... reservoirs. Experiment Set 6: CMC-11 (Muskwa), CMC-15 (Otter Park), and CMC 44 (Evie) Imbibition Experiments Unpropped and Propped Permeability Comparison A naturally fractured CMC-11 (Muskwa), CMC-15 (Otter Park), and CMC 44 (Evie) shale samples were used in the following experimental analysis...

... monitored by CT methods to experimentally simulate the fracture-treatment at reservoir conditions and represent surfactant imbibition in an ULR core fracture during a soaking and flowback. Thus, this section describes a novel set of correlated experiments to evaluate and compare the efficiency...

... between 40/70 sand and the new 40/70 ULWC proppant under similar experimental conditions. These experiments were carried out utilizing a 235" by 48" by 0.2" (L × H × W) slot set up, with freshwater as the fluid system. Fresh water, and not friction reduced (slick) water was used in the experiments...

... inches into the concrete structure past the first casing. Laboratory experiments with realistic phantoms using high-energy x(γ)-rays show good discrimination between air voids, water defects, and no defects (cement only). This novel imaging technique is complementary to more conventional inspection...