ResApps
Tools to facilitate key engineering and geoscience workflows
StageOpt
Predict the effect of perforation design on fluid and proppant transport from the wellbore.
IntTest
[Coming Soon] Apply the CPG and DQI procedures to assess fracture conductivity and degree of production impact.
FracTest
[Coming Soon] Accurately estimate stress, permeability, and pore pressure from DFITs.
Technical capabilities
- Cutting-edge best practices
- Answer critical engineering questions
- Transparent, clear documentation
User-interface features
- Web-based platform
- Streamlined, easy-to-use
- Save, import, and export your work
More about the apps
StageOpt
IntTest
Analyze interference tests to estimate fracture conductivity and the degree of production interference.
FracTest
Use modern best-practices to interpret Diagnostic Fracture Injection Tests to estimate stress, permeability, and pore pressure.
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FAQ’s
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ResApps are a suite of tools designed to facilitate key engineering and geoscience workflows.
Yes, you can! ResApps are licensed separately from the ResFrac simulator.
No, the apps are entirely web-based.
Submitted data are stored in an encrypted database hosted on Microsoft Azure. Data are keyed by user, so users are only able to access their own data. All data transmissions are handled using industry-standard encrypted protocols.
Licenses are annual subscriptions for individual-users. To sign up, go to resapps.resfrac.com.
Please contact us at resapps@resfrac.com
Recent content from the ResFrac blog
Recent Recorded Talks on EGS and DFIT
Below are links to watch two recently recorded talks. The first was a presentation with ThinkGeoEnergy discussing the impressive results from Fervo Energy’s recent Project Red pilot. The second was a presentation with whitson summarizing the URTeC-2019-123 compliance method procedure for interpreting DFITs. If you are interested in either topic, please check them out!
Practical guidelines for DFIT interpretation using the ‘compliance method’ procedure from URTeC-2019-123
This blog post provides practical tips for interpreting Diagnostic Fracture Injection Tests (DFITs) using the ‘compliance method’ procedure initially developed by McClure et al. (2016) and refined in the paper URTeC-2019-123, which summarized results from a joint industry study performed with a consortium of operators. The results from McClure et al. (2016) demonstrated that common practices for stress estimation often underestimate the true magnitude of the minimum principal stress, a finding that has been subsequently been confirmed by direct in-situ measurements and laboratory experiments, as well as in the field measurements reviewed by McClure et al. (2016).
Thermoelastic fracturing and buoyancy-driven convection – Surprising sources of longevity for EGS circulation
To maximize value from an EGS system, we need to optimize flow rate, well spacing, and well configuration. These engineering decisions will make the difference between a money loser and a cash cow. I’ve recently run ResFrac simulations of long-term EGS circulation and observed some surprising and intriguing results.
