Method for improving oil reservoir recovery efficiency of interlayer developed deep-layer heavy oil
A technology for heavy oil reservoirs and interlayers, which is applied to improve the recovery rate of deep heavy oil reservoirs with interlayers and super heavy oil reservoirs. It can solve the problem of uneven vapor absorption in vertical oil layers, reduce vertical displacement volume, and produce To achieve the effect of increasing the production-injection ratio, reducing the risk of premature gas channeling, and uniform displacement
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[0120] The buried depth of the QD block oil reservoir is ‐1380~-1510m, the average oil layer effective thickness is 35m, the internal interlayer is well developed, the average porosity is 24.5%, the average permeability is 1463md, the crude oil viscosity at 50℃ is 194037mPa·s, and the average residual contain The oil saturation is 48%, which is a thick massive super heavy oil reservoir.
[0121] Rough screening is carried out according to the geological characteristics and development status of the oilfield. The reservoir meets the following conditions: the buried depth of the reservoir is 1000-2000m, the thickness of the oil layer is 30-150m, the remaining oil saturation is >40%, the porosity is >18%, the permeability is >200md, and the viscosity of degassed crude oil under formation conditions is >50000mPa· s.
[0122] According to the reservoir engineering design, there are 10 vertical wells and 2 horizontal wells in the well group, including 3 steam injection wells with ...
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[0124] The buried depth of Block M oil reservoir is ‐1430~-1650m, the average oil layer effective thickness is 47m, the internal interlayer is well developed, the average porosity is 18.7%, the average permeability is 1392md, the crude oil viscosity at 50℃ is 82300mPa·s, and the average residual contain The oil saturation is 52%.
[0125] According to the geological characteristics and development status of the oilfield, the reservoir meets the following conditions: the buried depth of the reservoir is 1000-2000m, the thickness of the oil layer is 30-150m, the remaining oil saturation is >40%, the porosity is >18%, the permeability is >200md, and the formation conditions The viscosity of degassed crude oil is >50000mPa·s.
[0126] On the basis of the analysis of the development effect and the study of the distribution of remaining oil, the reservoir engineering design of the block is designed, and vertical wells are designed for steam injection, and vertical wells and horizon...
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