Method and device for detecting adsorption parameters of tight reservoir adsorbed state crude oil

Abstract

The invention provides a method and a device for detecting adsorption parameters of tight reservoir adsorbed state crude oil. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring and generating a test rock sample, and testing and acquiring the oil content W1 of the test rock sample; drilling a plunger rock sample from the test rock sample so as to test the overburden pressure properties, acquiring the porosity Phi, and acquiring the oil saturation So according to the oil content W1 and the porosity Phi; performing oil scrubbing treatment on the tested rock sample, and generating an oil scrubbing rock sample; generating a pore size-pore volume distribution curve of the oil scrubbing rock sample by virtue of a high-pressure mercury intrusion method, and determining the lower limit Rm of the oil content according to the oil saturation So; performing nanometer CT imaging test on the oil scrubbing rock sample, and determining the isolated pore surface area Sc; grinding the oil scrubbing rock sample, testing the specific area distribution of pores by utilizing N2 adsorption, determining the specific surface area SN of the pores, and generating the effective pore area S; testing according to a QCM-D instrument, and generating the density pa of the adsorbed crude oil and the adsorption quantity Ka of the tested rock sample in unit area; and finally generating the adsorbed oil quantity W and adsorbed oil ratio Wa of the tested rock sample according to the parameters.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to testing technology for petroleum exploration, in particular to a method and device for detecting adsorption parameters of adsorbed crude oil in dense reservoirs. Background technique [0002] Tight reservoirs are generally characterized by low porosity, low permeability, and developed nanoscale pore throats. Although tight reservoirs have been exploited through reservoir stimulation technologies such as large-scale horizontal wells and fracturing, domestic and foreign explorations have confirmed that their production is in an "L"-shaped distribution with early high production and rapid decline. In foreign countries, long-term monitoring of single well production is used to calculate EUR, and the FORSPAN method is used to estimate the amount of regional recoverable resources. However, the production of tight reservoirs in China lacks long-term monitoring, and the factors affecting the production curve are complex. Therefore, thi...

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However, in the current nuclear magnetic resonance technology, T 2 When converted into pore radius, the treatment of surface relaxation and diffusion relaxation is often neglected, which leads to the inability to accurately determine the pore radius. Furthermore, T 2 Cut-off value identification affects the quantification of mobile fluids

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