Composite blocking-removal method for improving flow conductivity of triple-low sandstone reservoir
A technology for sandstone reservoirs and flow conductivity, which is applied to drilling compositions, chemical instruments and methods, and production fluids, and can solve problems such as increased construction safety risks, complex construction, and many types of fluids
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Embodiment 1
[0099] Example 1: Well Hu 42-10, an oil production well in the Niuquan Lake block of Santang Lake Oilfield, has an average formation permeability of 0.95×10 -3 μm 2 , the formation pressure coefficient is 0.75. After the analysis of the well operation, the liquid volume drops rapidly, the crude oil viscosity is high, and the well fluid has polluted the formation during previous operations. It is preferred to use "ammonium chloride chemical heat generation liquid, sodium nitrite chemical heat generation liquid, active agent liquid The composite plugging removal system of "deep penetrating retarded acid liquid with sandstone" was used to remove plugging and increase production.
[0100] Oil production engineering technicians calculate and confirm the required plugging removal agent dosage according to the formation properties of three-low sandstone reservoirs, single well production, oil layer thickness, porosity, permeability and plugging removal radius and other parameters. ...
Embodiment 2
[0115] Example 2: Well Niu 10-9, an oil production well in the Niuquan Lake block of Santang Lake Oilfield, has an average formation permeability of 6.1×10 -3 μm 2 , formation pressure coefficient 0.75, formation crude oil viscosity 42-67MPa·s. It is analyzed that the viscosity of crude oil in this well is high, corresponding to the poor water flooding condition of the well, it is preferable to increase the amount of active agent liquid to remove plugging and increase the mobility of formation crude oil.
[0116] Oil production engineering technicians calculate and confirm the required plugging removal agent dosage according to the formation properties of three-low sandstone reservoirs, single well production, oil layer thickness, porosity, permeability and plugging removal radius and other parameters.
[0117] The first step: construction preparation: take out the four pre-configured plugging solutions (ammonium chloride chemical heat generation liquid 15m 3 ; Sodium nitrit...
Embodiment 3
[0124] Example 3: Well Niu 12-9, an oil production well in the Niuquan Lake block of Santang Lake Oilfield, has an average formation permeability of 6.11×10 -3 μm 2 , formation pressure coefficient 0.75, formation crude oil viscosity 65MPa·s. According to the analysis, the crude oil viscosity of this well is high, the production cycle of the oil well is long, and the liquid production declines rapidly in a certain period of time. It is preferable to use the compound plugging removal system of "ammonium chloride chemical heat generation liquid, sodium nitrite chemical heat generation liquid, active agent liquid and sandstone deep penetration slow acid liquid" to remove plugging and increase production:
[0125] The first step: construction preparation: take out the four pre-configured plugging solutions (ammonium chloride chemical heat generation liquid 15m 3 ; Sodium nitrite chemical heating liquid 15m 3 ; Active agent liquid 20m 3 ;Sandstone deep penetration slow acid liq...
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