Method for extracting oil by utilizing indigenous microbe of oil pool subjected to polymer flooding
A technology of original microorganisms and polymers, applied in drilling compositions, chemical instruments and methods, and production fluids, etc., can solve problems such as unfavorable reservoir protection and ground environmental protection, high cost of bacterial fermentation, and increased technical difficulty. Achieve the effects of enhancing residual oil recovery, increasing injection water sweep efficiency, and reducing permeability
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[0022] The development area of the North Second West East Block of Daqing Oilfield is 7.63km 2 , geological reserves 6598.9×10 4 t, was put into development in 1964, an infill adjustment was carried out in 1981, a second infill adjustment was completed in 1994, and the first group of polymer flooding wells in Pu was put into production. The average single-well sandstone thickness is 19.9m, the effective thickness is 12.1m, the original formation pressure is 10.91MPa, the original saturation pressure is 9.83MPa, and the fracture pressure is 13.1MPa. The viscosity of crude oil underground in the oil layer is 9.3mPa s, the specific gravity of crude oil is 0.859, and the original oil-gas ratio is 47.4m 3 / t, the salinity of the original formation water is 7000mg / L. In December 1995, polymers were invested in this block, and in April 2003, the follow-up water flooding was launched. The polymer consumption in the whole process was 757PV.mg / L, and the current cumulative oil produ...
Embodiment 2
[0029] Experimental method is the same as embodiment 1.
[0030] In the indoor simulation experiment of Beierxi oil reservoir, water flooding was firstly carried out to a water cut of about 80%, and the recovery rate of water flooding was about 30.7%. Then polymer (0.15% polyacrylamide solution) flooding was carried out to a water cut of about 95%. %, the recovery rate of polyflooding is about 16.3%, and the cumulative recovery rate is 47%; then the original microbial oil flooding is carried out, and 0.5PV of the original microbial activator (activator solution B, specifically (g / L): dihydrogen phosphate Ammonium 1.5, sodium nitrate 2, molasses or sucrose 60, compound amino acid 10, ammonium molybdate 0.03, copper sulfate 0.2, ferric chloride 0.25, zinc sulfate 0.023, the compound amino acid consists of equal weight of threonine, serine, arginine acid, lysine and histidine), closed the well and cultivated for 3 days (the original bacteria after detection and activation include...
Embodiment 3
[0032] The original bacterium and activator used are the same as in Example 1.
[0033] The inorganic gel in this profile control and oil displacement system is aluminum salt solution and urea, aluminum salt solution such as aluminum trichloride, aluminum sulfate, aluminum iron sulfate, aluminum potassium sulfate, etc., urea is slowly hydrolyzed under reservoir conditions to produce hydrogen and oxygen Root ions, combined with aluminum ions to produce aluminum hydroxide precipitates, resulting in inorganic gel plugging in the large pores deep in the reservoir.
[0034] The core flooding simulation test of Daqing Beierxi oil reservoir shows that water flooding is carried out first, and the recovery rate is about 33%, and then polymer flooding (same as Example 1), the cumulative recovery rate after polymer flooding is about 48.4%, and then injected Inorganic gel slug 0.3PV (8% inorganic gel aqueous solution), then use the original bacterium activator C (specifically (gram / liter)...
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