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Method for predicting pore pressure of regional high-pressure saltwater layer by utilizing curvature of face of geologic structure

A technology of pore pressure and area prediction, which is applied in the direction of earthwork drilling, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve the problems of drilling manpower, material loss, contaminated drilling fluid, irregular regional distribution, etc., to prevent downhole complex situations, The effect of preventing well wall collapse

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-01-12
CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (BEIJING)
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Because the formation is squeezed and deformed by the structure, an abnormally high-pressure brine layer is formed, and the regional distribution is irregular. During the drilling process, encounters with high-pressure brine layers often occur. When the density of the drilling fluid cannot balance the formation pressure, brine will enter The wellbore pollutes the drilling fluid, causes drilling accidents and complications, and brings different degrees of loss to the manpower and material resources of the drilling operation.

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[0017] The specific embodiments of the present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0018] In the long geological time, due to the folding movement of the earth's crust, the salt layer is bent, or the salt layer is arched due to the uplift of the basement, and the closed salt water layer between salts is anomalously formed due to structural compression, uplift and plastic flow of salt rock. The degree of high pressure and structural deformation is related to the abnormal pressure of the saline layer. Generally speaking, the more severe the structural deformation, the greater the pore pressure of the abnormally high-pressure brine layer. The degree of structural deformation can be described by the curvature of any point on the structural surface, and the curvature is inherently related to the mechanical constitutive deformation of rocks. The constitutive relationship of rock is a quantitative description that revea...

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The invention discloses a method for predicting pore pressure of a regional high-pressure saltwater layer by utilizing a curvature of face of geologic structure. The method comprises the following steps of: determining a regional distribution regularity of salt and gypsum layers by utilizing seismic data and actual drilling logging data and constructing a contour map, constructing a regional height equation on the contour map by a harmonic trend surface method and determining the main curvature of any point constructing the region, calculating the main stress of any point, establishing a pore pressure prediction model of any point, and determining the pore pressure of the high-pressure saltwater layer. By the method, the scientific evidence for determining the safe density of drilling liquid is provided in field construction of drilling design so as to effectively prevent collapse of the well walls and avoid underground accidents.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for predicting the pore pressure of a regional high-pressure saline layer by using the curvature of a geological structure surface. Background technique [0002] Most of my country's oil and gas resources are concentrated in pre-salt structures, and drilling in salt rock formations is a key technical problem restricting my country's oil drilling. Because the formation is squeezed and deformed by the structure, an abnormally high-pressure brine layer is formed, and the regional distribution is irregular. During the drilling process, encounters with high-pressure brine layers often occur. When the density of the drilling fluid cannot balance the formation pressure, brine will enter The wellbore will pollute the drilling fluid, cause drilling accidents and complex situations, and bring different degrees of loss to the manpower and material resources of drilling operations. Therefore, how to predict the pore pressure of t...

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IPC IPC(8): E21B49/00
Inventor 金衍陈勉卢运虎侯冰梁红军李宁张辉
Owner CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (BEIJING)
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