This paper provides a comprehensive review on the application of proppants to maintain
fracture permeability over the lifetime of a well based on published observations from …

Tight hydrocarbon reservoirs require stimulation to improve the recovery of oil and gas
resources. Hydraulic fracturing is a technique extensively employed in the oil and gas …

A mathematical model is presented for advective-diffusive-reactive solute transport due to
non-Newtonian fluid flows in a fracture surrounded by a tight porous medium. The …

An increasing number of technologies require prediction of unsteady forced convection in
porous media when the inlet flow is unsteady. To gain further insight into this problem, the …

A potential approach to develop geothermal energy is by producing low-to-medium
temperature fluids from naturally fractured geothermal reservoirs (NFGRs). Pressure …

The efficient development of coalbed methane (CBM) reservoirs entails the accurate
evaluation of production behavior, particularly for the gas phase performance. However …

Understanding of water and mass transfer in fractured rock mass is essential to the safety
and environmental problems associated with rock engineering. It is still challenging to …

Proppants are used to resist fracture closure during hydraulic fracking treatments.
Understand the proppant transport and distribution characteristics in fracture and fracture …

Interference resulting from infill wells in multiwell systems becomes a common issue in
interpreting well tests data from hydraulicly fractured wells in tight carbonate gas reservoirs …

A systematic approach has been developed to estimate the relationship between the
permeability and connectivity of two‐dimensional fracture networks, in which the network …