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Numerical simulation on heat transfer and permeability of Fuyu oil shale reservoir after hydraulic fracturing was carried out by using thermal-fluid coupling analysis model. It is found that the fluid mainly flows out of the fracture along the oil shale bedding direction. However, as the temperature increases, the porosity increases and a little fluid flows out of the primary pores of the oil shale. The seepage field pressure shows a downward trend in the same section from the fracture perpendicular to the oil shale bedding. The heat conduction of fluid to oil shale formation was mainly in the direction of fracture. As the heating time increases, the oil shale cracks on both sides of the fissure, and with the porosity increase, the diffusion rate of nitrogen to the oil shale reservoir is also improved. After 40 days of heating, the oil shale around the fracture first reaches the cracking temperature. Between 60 and 100 days of heating, the average temperature of oil shale rises from 500 K to 650 K, and the whole oil shale can be effectively cracked. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Using the high voltage industrial frequency current to heat oil shale， the plasma channels can be formed in oil shale. The in-situ cracking of oil shale is realized by heating the oil shale with the generated plasma and the carbonized inner surface of the conductive channel. In this paper， a three-dimensional coupled model of oil shale was established by finite element analysis software， and the distribution of temperature field during the high frequency oil shale pyrolysis was obtained by numerical calculation. When the voltage is 1000V and the current is 5A， the temperature at the center of electrode， after 6 minutes heating， reached 597℃， and the temperature at the areas around the electrode 30mm away reached 347℃， meeting the pyrolysis demand of oil shale. With the increase of current， the increased temperature of oil shale during the same heating time showed a steady rise， and the range of effective pyrolysis also went up. According to the results of numerical simulation， using the high voltage industrial frequency to heat oil shale can gain a fast heating rate and high energy efficiency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Virtual simulation technology is applied in the drilling technology experiment platform construction in Jilin University. The target and implementation of the drilling technology teaching platform are proposed. The characteristics and application practice of the teaching platform are discussed. The construction of drilling technology experiment platform is a combination of virtual reality, network communication and database technology. The improves the teaching environment, the complex drilling process has become a normalized teaching process indoor.It achieves the goal of combining theory with practice, and represents the trend for the future development of modern experimental and practice platform. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A new method for the in-situ conversion of oil shale was introduced i.e.， oil shale in-situ pyrolysis technique by fracturing and nitrogen injection. Electrical heater was put into the heating well and nitrogen was then pumped into the well. As a result， the oil shale layer was pyrolyzed by heated nitrogen. The advantages of the proposed method and the suitable layers were also introduced in comparison with traditional electrical heating and convective heating， and a computer simulation was done for the heating process of nitrogen. The parameters of the heater were optimized and it was confirmed that the length of the electrical heater was 30m and the heat flux was 11kW/m2. Finally， based on the suitable thin oil shale layers， it was verified by the computer simulation that the heating time is 80days under the condition that the distance of the heating well and the production well is 15m while the thickness of the oil shale layer is 1.5m. Obviously， the time is shortened compared with traditional electrical heating or convective heating. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]