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Fracture Properties Needed. Fracture porosity & permeability are both a function of Fracture Width (e) & Fracture Spacing (D). Fracture Porosity. Fracture Porosity Magnitude. Fracture Porosity is Difficult to Calculate and Even More Difficult to Interpret.
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Fracture porosity & permeability are both a function of Fracture Width (e) & Fracture Spacing (D)
Fracture Porosity is Difficult to Calculate and Even More Difficult to Interpret
While Fracture Porosity is Small in Magnitude • It is very effective porosity • A possible large volume per well due to large drainage area and reservoir thickness • An assumed high recovery factor
Fracture System Volume as a Function of Fracture Porosity & Drainage Nelson (1985)
Fracture Porosity & Scale 2 ft Nelson (1985)
Depth & Depletion Corrections Are Much More Severe in Fracture Porosity Than in Matrix Porosity
Fracture & Matrix Porosity Compressibility
Fracture & Matrix Permeability Compressibility Tr Ss from Daw & Others (1974)
Fracture Porosity Calculator Nelson (1985)
Fracture Porosity vs. Fracture Permeability Nelson (1985)
K. North Sea Chalk Valhall Field Fracture Porosity/ Permeability Relationship Nelson (1985)
Fracture Porosity from Outcrop Fracture Intensities Nelson (1985) Assumes Fracture Width for Ls at 10,000 ft from Lab Measurements
Sometimes Fracture Porosity & Matrix Porosity are Related
Calcite Filled Vessicle Trains Surrounding Fractures in Tert. Basalt West Rozel, Great Salt Lake, Utah
Matrix Saturation Around Fractures in Tert. Basalt Calcite fill in Outcrop West Rozel, Great Salt Lake, Utah
Calcite Along Vessicle Trains Along Fractures in Basalt West Rozel, Great Salt Lake, Utah