Modelling flowback as a transient two-phase depletion process
The existing rate transient models for fractured horizontal wells assume single-phase fluid flow. This assumption is violated in early times, when hydraulic fractures (HF) are filled with fracturing water and hydrocarbon. This calls for a model that captures the transient 2-phase (gas/oil + water) f...
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