Petrophysical Analysis of Landing and Stimulation in the Woodford
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Transcript of Petrophysical Analysis of Landing and Stimulation in the Woodford
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• Horizontal Landing Considerations– Porosity & Permeability– Lithology– Geomechanics
• Stimulation Considerations– Faults & Fractures– Geomechanics
Petrophysical Analysis of Landing and Stimulation in the Woodford
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Brittle
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Aniso
tropic
Isotro
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220 psi412 psi
440 psi
365 psi
827 psi
813 psi
525 psi448 psi385 psi29 psi-54 psi64 psi34 psi
Geomechanical Interpretation
• Anisotropic model (3D) is essential to quantify stress in shale (difference in psi shown)
• 3D stress analysis only possible with SLB
sonic scanner• High anisotropy often
indicates fractures correlative to isotropic model results
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• Well landed 5960’• Recommended
landing 5950’• 530 psi difference in
3D stress• 95 psi difference in
2D stress
Landing Assessment
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• 0-10% porosity (ave. 5%)• High GR• High TOC• 21 Stage Completion
Northern Oklahoma Woodford Lookback
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• Lower GR• Likely
upward stim growth
• ISIP’s low and similar
Northern Oklahoma Woodford Lookback Stages 1-5
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• Couldn’t pump Stages 8-9, problem with 7
• Stage 9 hit fractures
• ISIP’s similar
Northern Oklahoma Woodford Lookback Stages 6-9
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• Couldn’t pump Stage 15
• Stages 10-13 likely broke up
• Net pressure build in 14
Northern Oklahoma Woodford Lookback Stages 10-15
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• Net pressure build on Stages 17, 18, 21
• Fractures on 16, 19, 20 (maybe more)
Northern Oklahoma Woodford Lookback Stages 16-21
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• Top well stimulated first• Offset well bashed
Petrophysical Analysis of Landing and Stimulation – Miss Example
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• Landing is critical– Land in low 3D stress– Land in porosity
• Stimulation is critical– Recognize and respond to
fractures while stimulating– Proper well spacing
Petrophysical Analysis of Landing and Stimulation Conclusions