Crack fluid type identifying method based on longitudinal wave frequency depending on amplitude versus offset (AVO) and azimuth
A fluid identification and orientation technology, applied in the field of petroleum exploration, can solve the problems of expensive shear wave data collection, no actual data, and human factors are greatly affected
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[0085] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the frequency-dependent shear wave splitting for the same fracture model filled with different fluids. The left figure is the frequency-dependent shear-wave splitting when the oil is full and water (modified from Qian et al., 2007); the right is the frequency-dependent shear-wave splitting when the gas is full and water (Chapman and Liu, 2004). It can be seen that under the same fracture background, when the fracture contains gas, the degree of anisotropy is the largest, followed by water, and finally oil; under the same fracture background, when the fracture contains water, the shear wave splitting percentage is relatively The change in frequency is the largest, however, when the fracture is saturated with oil or gas, the change of shear wave splitting percentage with respect to seismic frequency is not obvious, which inspires us to explore the relationship between the change rate of longitudinal wave anisotropy with respect to sei...
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