Hermit, Ronald (2023) Evaluasi Stimulasi Hydraulic Fracturing Untuk Optimasi Produksi Sumur Minyak Bumi Menggunakan Software Prosper. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Hydraulic fracturing is a well stimulation technique used in the oil and gas industry to increase production by creating cracks in rock formations. Hydraulic fracturing stimulation was carried out on wells RH1, RH2, and RH3 with problems for each well in terms of permeability and production rate. Evaluation of the results of the Hydraulic fracturing stimulation in well X will be carried out using the PROSPER software. Evaluation of the hydraulic fracturing stimulation in the RH1, RH2, and RH3 wells will include an analysis of the fracture geometry models that are formed. Furthermore, a comparative analysis of permeability, fold of increase, and production flow rate before and after hydraulic fracturing is carried out. After hydarulic fracturing, well RH1 obtained a fracture length of 144.50 ft, a fracture height of 42.40 ft, a fracture width of 0.4579 in, a permeability of 62.56 mD and an oil flow rate of 106.06 bopd, then in well RH2 obtained a fracture length of 263.49 ft, a fracture height of 45.61 ft, a fracture width of 0.8821 in, a permeability of 91.56 mD and an oil flow rate of 160.19 bopd, and in well RH3 a fracture length of 275.92 was obtained ft, fracture height 23.15 ft , fracture width 0.3486 in, permeability of 155.28 mD and oil flow rate of 53.7 bopd.

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