Shale reservoirs are extensively exploited using hydraulic fracturing, which forms multiple
cracks that connect with the existing natural fractures to create a continuous path for the gas …

In the last decade, numerous approaches, eg, analytical and semi-analytical pressure
solutions, production decline curve, reservoir-scale numerical models, have been used to …

This paper provides a comprehensive study to evaluate and optimize the effectiveness of
nanofluids to both prevent fines migration and enhance oil recovery using different utilization …

The stimulated reservoir volume (SRV) with complex induced-fracture governs dominant
flow rates in unconventional reservoirs. The induced-fracture spacing and aperture greatly …

During the past two decades, hydraulic fracturing has significantly improved oil and gas
production from shale and tight sandstone reservoirs in the United States and elsewhere …

Carbon dioxide (CO 2) is an alternative working fluid to water for hydraulic fracturing in shale
reservoirs. It offers advantages as a substitute for the use of large quantities of potable water …

Creating a stimulated reservoir domain (SRD) is a necessity to effectively extract natural gas
from shale reservoirs. After hydraulic fracturing, a shale reservoir has three distinct domains …

The development of natural/artificial fractures leads to significant differences of the physical
properties between the matrix and the fractures, which usually causes serious channeling …

This paper proposes a composite model to investigate the pressure behavior and production
performance of a multi-wing hydraulically fractured multiple fractured vertical well (MFVW) in …

The injection of CO 2 into deep coal seams can not only increase the recovery of CH 4 but
also contribute to the geological sequestration of CO 2. In deep coal seams, CO 2 can easily …