Fracture-Driven Interactions, Production Diagnostics and Fracturing Fluids

Thursday, 8 February

0830 - 1150

Waterway Ballroom 5-8

Technical

This session will discuss various diagnostic tools to help mitigate FDIs with real-time fiberoptic monitoring, delineate effective drainage and evaluate the economics of high intensity completions. There will also be discussion on chemical breakers for FR fracturing fluid systems.

Chairperson

Michael Mayerhofer, Director of Technology - Liberty Energy

Peggy Rijken - Chevron Corporation

0830-0915 217777
Real-Time Awareness: A Novel Application of Fiber Optics to Optimize Simultaneous Operations of Drilling and Frac

P. Stark, F. Adil, Halliburton; F.B. Woodward, J. Trevino, C. Steinhoff, D. Gallegos, Occidental Petroleum Corp.
0915-0940 217788
Evaluation of the Performance of Chemical Breakers on Various Types of High Viscosity Friction Reducers

D. Dreyer, D. Garza, P. Kurian, Finoric LLC
0940-1005 217792
Assessment of Augmented Depletion Development Technology Across US Shale Plays

A. Merzoug, Texas A&M University; V. Pandey, ConocoPhillips
1035-1100 217787
An Interdisciplinary Economic Appraisal of Plug-and-Perf Versus Single-Point Entry Completions Systems Using Simulation

B. Eidson, PrePad; J. Macdonald, R. Carduner, C. Theodore, Shell; S. Hervo, PrePad
1100-1125 217764
Statistics and Case Studies of Drainage Frac Height and Zonal Contribution of Stacked Plays in the Midland and Uinta Basin

S. Ge, J. Bachleda, RevoChem LLC; L. Fidler, J. Sigler, XCL Resources; T. Lv, F. Liu, RevoChem LLC
1125-1150 217786
Reservoir and Completion Characterization Leads to Improved Completion and Well Spacing Economics in Several U.S. Plays

S. Schubarth, Schubarth Inc

2024 Technical Program

Fracture-Driven Interactions, Production Diagnostics and Fracturing Fluids