Notional Field Development Final Report - EBN

EBN Notional Field Development Plan
List of Tables
Table 3-1, Fracture Modeling Results ......................................................................................................... 28
Table 3-2, Fracture Model Inputs ............................................................................................................... 29
Table 3-3, Treatment Schedule for Fracture Design ................................................................................... 30
Table 3-4, Preliminary Planar Fracture Model Summary (σ 2 >> σ 3 , average for two fractures), Posidonia
shale ............................................................................................................................................................ 31
Table 3-5, Preliminary Planar Fracture Model Summary (σ 2 >> σ 3 , average for two fractures), Aalburg
shale ............................................................................................................................................................ 31
Table 3-6, Preliminary DFM Fracture Model Summary (σ 2 > σ 3 , average for two networks), Posidonia
shale ............................................................................................................................................................ 33
Table 3-9, Comparison Results for DFN and Planar Fracture Geometry (20/40-mesh RC proppant),
Aalburg Shale .............................................................................................................................................. 38
Table 3-10, Permeability Table ................................................................................................................... 40
Table 3-12, Initial Four Scenarios Based on KWK-01 .................................................................................. 45
Table 3-13, Production Forecast Results of Scenarios with Varying Fracture Number .............................. 48
Table 3-17, Job Parameter Comparison on Methods ............................................................................... 119
Table 3-18, Comparison Results................................................................................................................ 119
Table 4-3. Information about WWTP ....................................................................................................... 153
Table 4-4 Flowback Water Chemical Composition – usually collected from Day 1 through 30 after a
hydraulic fracture event............................................................................................................................ 158
Table 4-5. Produced Water Chemical Composition .................................................................................. 158
Table 4-7. Relevant Emission Guidelines .................................................................................................. 176
Table 4-10. Existing Levels of Lighting ...................................................................................................... 183
Table 4-11. Sports Lighting Levels ............................................................................................................. 184
Table 4-12. Public Lighting Levels ............................................................................................................. 184
Table 4-13. Fracturing Fluid Additives, Main Compounds, and Common Uses ....................................... 225
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