Rezultaty
Prepare a design document of the SGRBCA starting from existing RBCA design documents and platforms
Multiple-injection design and parameter sensitivity analysisThe UGOE group shall assess the determinability invertibility of major hydrogeologic parameters transporteffective values of fissure aperture and spacing total frac volume matrix porosity fracmatrix interface area from artificialtracer signals detectable uphole in flux mode during flowback and production
Use of electrical resistivity tomography to detect temporal near surface changes providing reliable uncertainty estimates for pollution risk assessmentThis postdoctoral project supervised by Prof Andrew Curtis and Dr Mark Chapman undertaken by PDRA Erica Galetti initially had the goals of analysing microseismicity distributions from actual fracking data their correlations with productionrelated activity and the extent to which anisotropy could be detectable in order to assess fracture orientations A data set for this was in the universitys possession in Edinburgh at the time of writing the proposal Unfortunately by the time the PDRA was recruited the data were not available for this purpose the industrial owner of the data restricted their use As a result it was necessary to redesign the project for this PDRARemaining in the same general area of using Geophysics to detect subsurface information related to risk assessment of fracking operations the following project was thought an appropriate replacement during such operations the nearsubsurface depths of tens to lowhundreds of metres is potentially at risk of pollution from escaping drilling fluids reservoir fluids migrating up fracture networks and by the escape of pollutants from the drilling and production platform or injectionwater pool To enable the nearsubsurface to be monitored and concomitant pollution risks tracked over time a new subsurface monitoring method is being developed and tested that uses electrical resistivity tomography ERT to image the near surface The key new feature of the method is that it is a fully nonlinear Monte Carlo method which for the first time produces reliable estimates of ERT uncertainty in subsurface properties Reliable uncertainty estimates are necessary for pollution risk assessment but todate they have been unavailable Hence this new project direction makes a significant contribution to risk assessment of fracking operations
Legislative and Regulatory Review Finalthe review in deliverable D72 will necessarily have to be continually updated throughout the life of the project and the final review delivered month 34
Results of the application of the SG-RBCA to three sites in EuropeResults of the application of the SGRBCA to three sites in Europe
Report of reactive experimental dataA series of batch reaction experiments using selected UK and European shale samples exposed to brine at reservoir temperature will be undertaken. This will allow the determination of the composition of produced water which will arise from these formations during Fracking. The study will investigate the factors inherent in the shales, such as mineralogy and organic content, which control the dissolved salts, heavy metals and radioactive element composition of the produced waters
Report on Hydro-geo-chemo-mechanical facies analysis relative to gas shale’s of key basinsReport on Hydrogeochemomechanical facies analysis relative to gas shales of key basins Data will be assembled on the stress regimes generic thicknesses of deposits reservoir characteristics depositional history hydrocarbon quality resource potential and natural faulting The information will be used to provide a realistic framework for the Features Events and Processes characterization in WP 3 to focus the risk scenario work in WP4 and to provide realistic parametrical variations for the modelling investigation in WP5
"Financial report period #2"second official reporting in writing to the Commission including establishing and maintaining financial records coordination of payments and distribution of partner shares
Report on enhancement potential of seismic techniquesThe analysis of various datasets coming from different wellknown hydrocarbon provinces around the world from within this project and available in the literature will first aim at setting up operation recommendations depending on the scenarios developed in WP5 operations goals and target formations
Results of the reactive transport modelling case-studiesThe objective of this task is to ensure the availability of tools to model the long term fate of fracking fluids additives The chemical interactions of the chemical additives the formation water and in situ rock minerals in the shale nearby formations and shallow aquifers will be simulated by UU with the TOUGHREACT code and by CSIC using CODEBRIGHTRETRASO
Report on developments for hydraulic fracturing and induced seismicity in the open-source simulator CODEBRIGHT-RETRASOThe chemical interactions of the chemical additives the formation water and in situ rock minerals in the shale nearby formations and shallow aquifers will be simulated by UU with the TOUGHREACT code and by CSIC using CODEBRIGHTRETRASO
Report of HM Fracking dataAnalogue samples of shale from key formations in Europe UK Germany will be selected collected and fracked in unique polyaxial experimental apparatus at the University of Edinburgh Samples with a diameter of 20 cm and length of 20 cm will be placed under in situ conditions of anisotropic stress temperature and fluid pressure Injection will be simulated by including a central well in the sample and fluid injected until the sample fracks
Parameter and model uncertainty quantificationGlobal sensitivity analyses techniques based will be employed to identify the key contribution of uncertain parameters to the overall uncertainty associated with predictions provided by each model tested
"Financial report period #1"Official reporting in writing every 18 months to the Commission including establishing and maintaining financial records coordination of payments and distribution of partner shares
Literature study on multi-continua approaches and upscaling methodsUncertainty quantification requires a systematic categorization of the origin of uncertainty thereby involving stochastic modelling approaches which include modern geostatistically based methodologies
Report on existing (geophysical) monitoring techniquesreview existing monitoring techniques and analyse methodological and technological extensions studying the different conceivable network designs and helping to optimise them
Report on the experimental results of fluid frackingTwo sets of experiments will be undertaken firstly to improve understanding of the response of a fracture network to changes in an anisotropic stress field in shale and secondly to simulate the actual act of fracking and development of a new fracture network under fluid pressure Controlled fluid volumes will be injected at high pressure via an artificial borehole into these samples to simulate the fracking conditions expected Analogue samples will be chosen which show various degrees of discontinuities or compositional heterogeneity The development of the fracture network as a response to the fluid injection under anisotropic stress conditions in these samples will be monitored closely The samples will then be analysed in detail to determine the location and geometry of the experimentally generated fracture network and used to validate numerical models of the fracking process
Legislative and Regulatory Review UpdateLegislation and regulatory practices of those member states with significant shalegas reserves United Kingdom France Germany Spain Poland Austria Hungary and Romania will be collated and compared with each other and with legislation from some of the other firstworld countries with mature shalegas industries The main focus of the collation and review will be on how existing legislation recognizes and seeks to control risks arising from scientific uncertainty embedded in the shalegas industrys exploration and exploitation practices
Results of the flow and transport simulationsResults of the flow and transport simulations using the discrete fracturenetwork models multicontinua models and multiscale approaches
Uncertainty quantification techniquesDevelopment of a an original geostatistical scaling approach embedded in a stochastic modeling framework to quantify uncertainty associated with flow and transport predictions at multiple scales of observations b a Bayesian methodology to quantify uncertainty associated with the use of different competing flow and transport models The results from these theoretical settings will be directly compatible with the modelling tools developed in the project
Report on artificial tracer signal modelling and parameter sensititiviy analysisWP6 uses only tracer species detectable on site in real time with standard field equipment Their signals first during flowback next during gas flow enable I multiplefrac inflow profiling II quantifying matrixfracture as part of F transport III monitoring of EP fig above but require a spiking design and parameter inversion workflow
Development and deployment of SG-RBCADevelopment and deployment of SGRBCA
Characterisation of key risk scenariosBased on the identification of the key risk combinations in task 31 the possible parametrical variations of key input variables within the six focused model scenarios will be characterised These values will be based on an assessment of the different hydrogeochemicalmechanical facies characteristics expected within the seven different shale gas basins already identified within Europe WP2 D23 This ensures that events and processes occurring at different sites can be compared and contrasted against a common frame of reference providing the basis for the construction of a structured knowledge base and generic risk assessment
"Management report period #1"Official management reporting in writing will take place every 18 months to the Commission
Report on the modelling of CH4 Storage and release in shale matrixThe works proposed here consists in the improvement of the GenMol code subcontracted to the GenMol developers coord G Ppe U Marseille France1 in order to 1 study the CH4 sorption capacity of the kerogen organic matter 2 increase the model size in order to tackle discontinuities larger than 20 and 3 model the CH4 molecules motion in these discontinuities The model will be run for a representative set of examples corresponding to the conditions prescribed in WP2 The results will be used to parameterize the macroscopic production modelling WP3
Report on modelling clay-CH4 and Kerogen-CH4 interactionsTo improve the kerogen modeling and test the assumption implicitly made in the presently used empirical models of massive CH4 sorption on kerogen it necessary to introduce other types of atomic and molecular entities trapped in the mass representation First the composition of standard kerogens found in such environment will be investigated from the literature and then these structures will be implemented in the GenMol
Summary report of scientific recommendation for best practicesScientific recommendations for best practices to minimise the environmental footprint of shale gas exploration and extraction will be collated into a final report which shall summarise the tools developed during the project and how these can be used to improve safety of fracking operations and to minimize their risk
Results of the geomechanical modelling, coupled to flow modelling and micro-seismics simulationsApply the numerical modelling approaches developed here and validate them against the results for the experimental investigation of fracking described in task 37 Experimental investigation of fracture propagation and fluid flow in fractures under anisotropic stress conditions and during hydrofracturing Most academic codes simulate fracturing through concentrated plastic strain along failure planes This approach may be adequate for ductile materials but not for the fragile failure conditions expected at hydraulic fracturing sites Therefore the second objective of this task is to extend and use existing codes to simulate fracture generation and to predict induced micro seismicity magnitude
FEP DatabaseThe first consortium meeting will include a two day workshop where all the focused model scenarios will be studied in detail to evaluate both a Features Events and Processes list and to assess the level of risk associated with each scenario This list will be provided as a data base to the consortium members and key risk combinations used to direct the modelling investigation and assessment of monitoring options with the aim of reducing uncertainty
Provision of baseline seismic data accessAnalysis of passive seismic monitoring of the Bowland basin in the UK will provide more detailed characterization of background seismic behavior
Ranked FEP list with key responsibilities for further modelling or scientific investigationRank key risk FEPs associated with lack of understanding or uncertainty identified in WP3 lead FEP work shop Direct modelling and investigation effort in WP5 to reduce uncertainty and WP3 work to increase understanding
Scaling Laws for hydrogeologic parametersStatistical scaling uncertainty quantification through rigorous Bayesian treatment of multiple models across diverse space scales
Review of Capabilities of Existing Industry and Research CodesPerform a formal review and comparison on the type of processes that each existing code includes in the representation of each phenomenon on how these processes are approximated and on how they are coupled
"Management report period #2"Second period management reporting in writing to the Commission
Report on developments for DFN models and multi-continua modelsThe results from the DFN simulations with flow solely in the fractures or in both fractures and matrix while in the matrix we expect mainly diffusion to be relevant can be compared with a dualmultipleporosity approach
Report on spatio-temporal distributions of microseismic compared with other baseline data during frackingSpatiotemporal distributions of microseismic events will be compared with other baseline data such as treatment curves and fracture distributions in order to better understand the geomechanical characteristics of the reservoir
"Scientific progress report period #2"Collation of annual research scientific progress updates for period 2 from each of the WPs
Report on impact of self-healing fluids on mitigationDeveloping selfhealing fluids and emplacement protocols for clogging leakage both in the well and in fractures as an alternative to the existing techniques based mainly on Portland cement slurries
Database of physical and chemical properties and thresholds relevant to SGCollect needed data and information relevant to the materials used in the shale gas industry with potential impacts on air water and soil pollution Assemble information on threshold levels permitted levels toxicity levels potential receptors and their respective sensitivities Collect data and information on admissible levels of induced seismicity as function of the area and the underground formations Form a database of the relevant physical and chemical properties and of the threshold levels
"Scientific progress report period #1"Collation of annual research scientific progress updates for the first reporting period from each of the WPs
Empirical comparative study on the characteristics of propped and unpropped hydraulic fractures in shale-gas formationsEmpirical comparative study on the characteristics of propped and unpropped hydraulic fractures in shalegas formations Postfrac hydraulic test data or gas productionrate histories will be diagnosed and analysed in order to investigate flow characteristics bilinear formationlinear radial or others fracture conductivity fracture storage coefficient and outer boundary conditions of propped and unpropped fractures or fracturesystems in shalegas formations
Presentations for public dissemination
The goal of this task is to make project results available to the general public This will be achieved by active participation in discussion forums the media scientific dissemination activities periodically organized by partner institutions and the like
TV documentary on hydraulic fracturingproduce a TV documentary for TV dissemination and eventual publication in Youtube
Project website inauguratedWebsite designed to engage with the public via a project specific Website with a password protected intra net for use by the consortium to encourage integrations between partners and dissemination of findings
Educational articles and promotional materialThe goal of this task is to make project results available to the general public This will be achieved by active participation in discussion forums the media scientific dissemination activities periodically organized by partner institutions and the like To this end we will prepare 1 a set of presentations with varying degrees of technical details for presentations to varying publics 2 a TV documentary for TV dissemination and eventual publication in Youtube and 3 Educational articles and promotional material In addition to making this material available to newspapers magazines radio and TV channels they will also be published on the FracRisk project website
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10.5281/zenodo.1308106
Autorzy:
Mcdermott, Christopher; Ennis-King, Jonathan; Johnson, Gareth; Heinemann, Niklas; Hinchliffe, Sofi; Edlmann, Katriona
Opublikowane w:
Numer 2, 2018
Wydawca:
earth arXiv
DOI:
10.17605/OSF.IO/653CV
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