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DEVELOPMENT OF HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TECHNOLOGIES IN MODERN CONDITIONS (BASED ON THE MATERIALS OF THE 2ND TECHNOLOGICAL FORUM “HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TECHNOLOGIES”; 20.11.2023–21.11.2023, NOVOSIBIRSK)

V. N. Astafyev 1, Yu. A. Mazhirin 2,3, R. F. Abdullin 3,4, A. A. Avvakumov 6, D. O. Andreev 4, A. N. Baykin 3,4, Ya. A. Belov 6, A. S. Besov 4, O. A. Boiko 4, M. P. Burkov 7, G. K. Valiullina 9, S. V. Golovin 3,4, D. I. Gornostalev 7, D. K. Dmitrachkov 3, A. M. Zotov 9, S. A. Kalinin 8, A. F. Karimov 5, R. R. Kopeykin 8, V. V. Neverov 4, R. K. Nepop 7, M. A. Nizametdinova 7, A. N. Sibin 3,4, N. Yu. Smirnov 7, R. R. Farkhutdinov 9, K. A. Fomin 4, A. V. Chebotnikov 4, E. V. Shel 8

1 BurServis, Moscow, Russia; 2 Geologika, Novosibirsk, Russia; 3 Novosibirsk State University, Novosibirsk, Russia; 4 Lavrentyev Institute of Hydrodynamics, SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia; 5 Zarubezhneft, Moscow, Russia; 6 ZARUBEZHNEFT-dobycha Kharyaga, Moscow, Russia; 7 PetroGM, Novosibirsk, Russia; 8 Company group GAZPROM NEFT, Saint Peterburg, Russia; 9 TAGRAS-RS, Almetyevsk, the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia

Currently, hydraulic fracturing is the main method of stimulating wells to increase the efficiency of hydrocarbon field development. Multiyear seminar on the hydraulic fracturing technologies and materials, held on the basis of JSC Geologika in Novosibirsk, annually attracting the attention of an increasing number of leading domestic specialists and researchers in the field of hydraulic fracturing, has been transformed into a technological forum where a wide range of issues in the hydraulic fracturing industry is discussed, from the general state of the industry under sanctions pressure to the specifics of the application of new materials, technologies and modern models of hydraulic fracturing.

Keywords: molecular weight, geomechanical model, hybrid buffer, horizontal shaft, microseismic monitoring, crosslinked gel, Artinskaya accumulation, complex bedding, hydraulic fracturing, multistage hydraulic fracturing, fracture geometry, fracturing fluid.

DOI 10.20403/2078-0575-2024-2-100-109

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