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Reorientation of hydraulic fractures and stress-shadow effect in double-well fracturing of hydrocarbon reservoirs: 3D numerical model and analysis

Authors: JU Yang; LI Yang; YANG Yongming; WANG Yongliang

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmst.2025.02.011Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• The alternative hydrofracturing scheme yields the largest fracturing area compared to synchronous and sequential schemes. • Synchronous fracturing produces a significantly smaller fracturing area, indicating a stronger stress-shadow effect. • A novel concept of 'stress-blind area' is introduced to quantify mechanical disturbance between adjacent wells. • The hybrid finite element-discrete element method effectively models 3D fracture propagation and reorientation at engineering scale.