A Novel Water-Insoluble Liquid Tracer Carrier
A water-insoluble, tracer technology, which is applied in the field of oil field production logging technology as a liquid tracer carrier, can solve the problems of inability to obtain qualified data and low accuracy of logging data interpretation, and achieve simple preparation and operation , Wide field applicability, stable storage effect
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Embodiment 1
[0028] Under the condition of the preparation environment temperature of 20°C, the volume ratio of white oil to tetrachlorethylene is 3.31:1, and the required density of 1.0g / ml tracer carrier is prepared when the downhole temperature is 15°C.
Embodiment 2
[0030] Under the condition of preparation environment temperature of 20°C, the volume ratio of white oil to tetrachlorethylene is 3.40:1, and the required density of 1.0g / ml tracer carrier is prepared when the downhole temperature is 10°C.
Embodiment 3
[0032] Under the condition of the preparation environment temperature of 10°C, the volume ratio of white oil to tetrachlorethylene is 3.08:1, and the required density of the tracer carrier is 1.0g / ml when the downhole temperature is 30°C.
[0033] Performance evaluation of this water-insoluble novel liquid tracer carrier:
[0034] 1. The curves of polymer flooding and ASP flooding have been significantly improved for large flow wells
[0035] image 3 , Figure 4 It is the 60m measured by the water-soluble liquid tracer carrier and the new-type water-insoluble liquid tracer carrier prepared as in Example 1 respectively in polymer flooding. 3 / d flow curve. The curve measured by the water-soluble liquid tracer carrier is not smooth, overlapping phenomenon occurs, it is difficult to explain, and the interpretation accuracy is low; the curve measured by the new type of non-water-soluble liquid tracer carrier is smooth, the peak is obvious, and it is easy to explain.
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