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In this study, we present and verify the feasibility of a new energy storage method that utilizes hydraulic fracturing technology to store electrical energy in artificial fractures. Our study analyzed factors that impact energy storage capacity and efficiency, which provides a theoretical basis for optimizing hydraulic fracturing design for
The results show that a stable oil production reaches 5-8 t/d by energy-storage SRV fracturing in tight oil reservoirs. Compared with conventional fracturing (1.5-2 t/d), the oil production has been improved by more than 2.5 times. Chlorine in wells is presented earlier by the new slick-water system with the energy-storage SRV fracturing, and the
Therefore, it is proposed to implement energy replenishment before fracturing, integral fracturing, and energy storage after fracturing. In the energy replenishment stage, surfactants are selected as injection medium to replenish energy and improve displacement efficiency. Surfactants are evaluated by established method; LH anionic surfactant
There is growing interest in developing technology to store energy in deep hydraulic fractures, as this has the potential to offer numerous benefits over other forms of energy storage.
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Mechanical energy storage, in the form of pressurizing deep hydraulic fractures as described in Section 2, is an emergent alternative to pumped-hydro and battery energy storage for the...
energy storage can be more reliable and predictable than other forms of energy storage, as it is less but the energy density (due to fracturing at great depth) is ten times greater than PHES.
The first is a short-term, diurnal energy storage cycle where energy is stored and released on a daily basis. This cycle takes 24 h to complete, with each phase lasting six hours. The second is a long-term, seasonal energy storage cycle where excess energy generated in one season is stored long-term for use in another season.
reducing the blockage and sticking risks during running fracturing tools, a self-developed large-scale field experiment simulation system for perforation erosion was utilized to conduct experiments on the casing and fracturing materials under the
The energy storage fracturing operation of old wells is normal, and the pressure is stable at 5.2 MPa after 5–10 days of energy supplement, and the formation energy recovery is good, which
In this study, we investigated the feasibility of energy storage by injecting fluid into artificial fractures to convert electrical energy into elastic strain energy and stress potential energy stored in surrounding rocks and recover stored energy through flow
The energy storage fracturing operation of old wells is normal, and the pressure is stable at 5.2MPa after 5–10days of energy supplement, and the formation energy recovery is good, which effectively guides the formation energy supplement of protective fracturing of horizontal wells, and lays a foundation for efficient development of tight oil
is easy to expand to the low stress area, and the amount of energy storage fracturing fluid mainly contributes to the old wells. So it is urgent to carry out research on the energy storage fracturing technology of old wells to supplement the formation energy [1–3]. If the formation energy supplement is too low, the protective fracturing
Energy storage fracturing technology is a technical means by which oil displacement fluid is injected into the reservoir before the traditional hydraulic fracturing and subsequent implement fracturing. It provides a good solution for developing tight
Download Citation | On Oct 1, 2024, ZhiWen Hu and others published Numerical Modelling of Energy Storage using Hydraulic Fracturing in Shale Formations | Find, read and cite all the research you
Energy storage and dissipation functions are analytically derived and computed quantitatively based on a mixed FEM model. Quantitative calculations of energy storage and dissipation are in agreement with available experimental and field data. The study of energy budget can lead to advances in the hydraulic fracturing optimization
erty parameters on the amount of energy storage fluid, and form an optimization chart of energy storage for old wells to guide the energy storage re-fracturing for other old wells. The results show that the reservoir permeability is positively cor-related with the storage fluid volume, while the initial pressure coefficient of the
Energy storage fracturing technology is a technical means used to inject oil displacement fluid into the reservoir before the traditional hydraulic fracturing and subsequent implement fracturing. Compared to traditional hydraulic fracturing, it is a recommended reservoir stimulation technique especially for tight oil reservoirs.
Flywheel energy storage (FES) works by accelerating a rotor to a very and sudden shock fracturing of large segments of the flywheel. Traditional flywheel systems require strong containment vessels as a safety precaution, which increases the total mass of the device. The energy release from failure can be dampened with a gelatinous or
Energy storage fracturing technology injects a large amount of fracturing fluid during the fracturing process to complement the formation energy, fully exerting the capillary force to achieve oil water imbibition and displacement, thereby improving crude oil recovery factor and restoring formation pressure. Artificial fractures with high
Feasibility study of energy storage using hydraulic fracturing in shale formations. ZhiWen Hu and HanYi Wang. Applied Energy, 2024, vol. 354, issue PB, No S030626192301615X . Abstract: Electric energy storage is currently the primary solution for addressing the intermittency and fluctuation of renewable energy sources. Traditional energy storage methods often struggle to
The invention provides a fracturing energy storage integrated experimental method and device, wherein the method comprises the following steps: injecting fracturing fluid into the core sample in a point injection mode at a variable injection rate to perform variable load fracturing on the core sample until a preset fracturing length is reached, wherein the fractured core sample comprises
Fracking people don''t really care about energy storage, but they are the people with the expertise to build this solution. They are also the people to consider the obvious — to them — drawbacks.
Several potential CO 2 storage reservoirs have been found to have insufficient porosity and permeability to support cost effective commercial-scale injection. As a result, the use of hydraulic fracturing to enhance injectivity and storage capacity of CO 2 storage reservoirs was explored. Previous modeling studies indicate that fracturing can increase storage capacity by
Additionally, it encounters significant environmental and safety challenges (Hannan et al., 2021; Yang et al., 2021). In contrast to the limitations of conventional energy storage technologies, hydraulic fracturing energy storage technology has advantages such as extended storage duration, substantial capacity, high efficiency, and low cost.
Although storing CO 2 in conventional reservoirs accompanied by petroleum engineering operations (CO 2-enhanced oil recovery, CO 2-huff-n-puff, and CO 2 fracturing) is technically mature, the cumulative storage resource by 2030 is estimated as ∼0.244 GT CO 2 /year, well short of the 1 GT goal .Therefore, unconventional shale formations, with their
This study aims to investigate the rock fracturing process in the construction of hydraulically fractured hard rock aquifer for seasonal storage of thermal energy. Fractured rock, FRACOD model
Hydraulic fracturing energy storage technology (Hu and Wang, 2024a), as a variation of pumped-hydro storage, not only provides a new solution for long-term energy storage but also demonstrates a new direction for transforming depleted oil and gas wells into energy storage wells. The principle of this patented technology is that during periods
In this study, we present and verify the feasibility of a new energy storage method that utilizes hydraulic fracturing technology to store electrical energy in artificial fractures.
Although the best utilization for this energy storage is to pair it with wind and solar, it can be paired with any energy generation system (nuclear, gas, etc.) Modeling and simulation are, thus
Energy storage fracturing technology is a technical means by which oil displacement fluid is injected into the reservoir before the traditional hydraulic fracturing and subsequent implement
Electronic reproduction, distribution, or storage of any part of this paper for commercial purposes without the written consent of IFEDC Organizing Committee is prohibited. Permission to reproduce in print is restricted to an abstract of not more than 300 words; illustrations may not be copied. Fracturing energy enhancement is an important
On this basis, extreme clustered perforation, differential reservoir stimulation and multistage dynamic temporary plugging were studied to improve the complexity of fractures, and the well shut-in time was optimized. Finally, the large-scale energy storage volumetric fracturing technology was formed.
A breakthrough technology is leveraging hydraulic fracturing to store renewable energy in high-pressure water reservoirs, presenting a credible alternative to lithium-ion batteries. This innovative technique converts surplus energy from solar panels and wind turbines into high-pressure water, which is stored underground in porous rock formations. When the energy is
This paper will establish the energy storage fracturing seepage model of the new and old horizontal wells, to study the relationship between the formation pressure coefficient and the energy storage fluid volume under different reservoir physical properties, and to form a standardized chart.
Downloadable (with restrictions)! Electric energy storage is currently the primary solution for addressing the intermittency and fluctuation of renewable energy sources. Traditional energy storage methods often struggle to simultaneously meet the demands of long storage duration, large capacity, high efficiency, and low cost. In this study, we present and verify the feasibility
See further details here . Multiple requests from the same IP address are counted as one view. Energy storage fracturing technology is a technical means by which oil displacement fluid is injected into the reservoir before the traditional hydraulic fracturing and subsequent implement fracturing.
Traditional energy storage methods often struggle to simultaneously meet the demands of long storage duration, large capacity, high efficiency, and low cost. In this study, we present and verify the feasibility of a new energy storage method that utilizes hydraulic fracturing technology to store electrical energy in artificial fractures.
In this study, we propose a new underground energy storage technology based on hydraulic fracturing in shale formations (As shown in ). This patented technology utilizes underground artificial fractures created by hydraulic fracturing to store potential energy.
The principle of hydraulic fracture energy storage is introduced, and the equations for calculating the energy storage are derived and provided. The maximum energy storage of hydraulic fractures is influenced by factors such as their size, depth (affecting minimum principal stress), and the mechanical properties of the surrounding rocks.
The defined composition of the fracturing fluid met requirements for energy storage hydraulic fracturing. It was demonstrated that the tight oil in small pores was effectively substituted by the fracturing fluid, and subsequently aggregated in the large pores.
This patented technology utilizes underground artificial fractures created by hydraulic fracturing to store potential energy. During low electricity consumption, water is pumped from surface reservoirs into the shale strata to open the fractures, converting electrical energy into elastic and stress potential energy.
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