Low-permeability fractured reservoir oil well water-plugging and screening method
A technology for plugging water and fractures in oil wells, applied in chemical instruments and methods, earthwork drilling and production, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve the waste of plugging agent materials, reservoir damage, and oil well plugging in undisclosed low-permeability fractured reservoirs Problems such as the technology of the water shielding method to achieve the effect of reducing reservoir damage
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[0031] The invention discloses a water blocking and shielding method for an oil well in a low-permeability fractured oil reservoir, which comprises the following steps:
[0032] a. Take 0.1 part of shielding agent and 100 parts of carrier liquid and mix to form shielding agent suspension;
[0033] b. Inject the shielding agent suspension into the formation at 50°C to form a shield for low-permeability oil-bearing reservoirs and fracture walls;
[0034] c. Take 0.2 parts of main blocking agent and 100 parts of clear water and mix to form main blocking agent solution;
[0035] d. Inject the main plugging agent solution into the formation at 50°C to form plugging of high-permeable water layers and fractures;
[0036] e. Use clean water to replace all the main plugging agent solution in the wellbore into the oil well reservoir;
[0037] f. After shutting down the well, the main plugging agent solution forms a high-viscoelastic gel after reacting for 24 hours at a temperature of ...
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[0048] The invention discloses a water blocking and shielding method for an oil well in a low-permeability fractured oil reservoir, which comprises the following steps:
[0049] a, take 2 parts of shielding agent and 100 parts of carrier liquid and mix to form shielding agent suspension;
[0050]b. Inject the shielding agent suspension into the formation at 60°C to form a shield for low-permeability oil-bearing reservoirs and fracture walls;
[0051] c. Take 0.2 parts of main blocking agent and 100 parts of clear water and mix to form main blocking agent solution;
[0052] d. Inject the main plugging agent solution into the formation at 60°C to form plugging of high seepage water layers and fractures;
[0053] e. Use clean water to replace all the main plugging agent solution in the wellbore into the oil well reservoir;
[0054] f. After shutting down the well, the main plugging agent solution forms a high-viscoelastic gel after reacting for 24 hours at a temperature of 60°C...
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[0065] As the best implementation mode of the present invention, it comprises the following steps:
[0066] a. Take 0.2 part of shielding agent and 100 parts of carrier liquid and mix to form shielding agent suspension;
[0067] b. Inject the shielding agent suspension into the formation at 60°C to form a shield for low-permeability oil-bearing reservoirs and fracture walls;
[0068] c. Take 0.5 parts of main blocking agent and 100 parts of clear water and mix to form main blocking agent solution;
[0069] d. Inject the main plugging agent solution into the formation at 60°C to form plugging of high seepage water layers and fractures;
[0070] e. Use clean water to replace all the main plugging agent solution in the wellbore into the oil well reservoir;
[0071] f. After shutting down the well, the main plugging agent solution forms a high-viscoelastic gel after reacting for 24 hours at a temperature of 60°C under the temporary blocking and shielding effect of the shielding ...
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