Method of Predicting Formation Fracture Pressure Using Image Logging Data
A formation fracture pressure, imaging logging technology, applied in special data processing applications, instruments, calculations, etc., can solve the problems of difficult implementation, high cost, and difficult measurement of formation fracture pressure in deep formations, and avoid shear stress boundary conditions , the effect of accurate prediction results
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[0021] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, it discloses a method for predicting formation fracture pressure using imaging logging data. The steps are as follows:
[0022] a. Use imaging logging data to determine the in-situ stress direction of the research block;
[0023] b. Determine the boundary of the finite element simulation geometric model by the direction of the ground stress;
[0024] c. Use linear elastic mechanics theory to establish a finite element simulation mechanical model, and obtain the maximum and minimum horizontal stress of each well point in the research block;
[0025] d. Calculate the formation fracture pressure P of each well point according to the following Heimson formula f :
[0026] P f =3S hmin -3S hmax -P P +T (1);
[0027] In the above formula, S hmax , S hmin Are the maximum and minimum horizontal stress, P P It is the formation pore pressure, which is determined according to the oil test results; T is the tensile strength, which is me...
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[0029] As the best embodiment of the present invention, it discloses a method for predicting formation fracture pressure using imaging logging data, and the steps are as follows:
[0030] a. Use imaging logging data to determine the in-situ stress direction of the research block; according to the characteristics of borehole stress avalanches and well-wall induced fractures on the imaging log chart, the in-situ stress direction of the research block can be determined. The borehole stress avalanche appears in the imaging log as two black bands that are parallel to each other and separated by 180 degrees, whose orientation is the minimum horizontal principal stress direction. The well wall induced fractures are shown as two symmetrically distributed black bands on the imaging log. They are parallel to the well axis, extend longer, and have a basically stable azimuth; there are small changes in width, but no natural fractures. Dissolution expansion phenomenon; it cuts any feature of ...
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[0038] Take the calculation of the formation fracture pressure of the Jia-2 gas reservoir in a certain structure in the Sichuan Basin as an example to illustrate the specific implementation.
[0039] ①Using imaging logging data to determine the current in-situ stress direction of Jia-2 formation
[0040] The fracture direction of the borehole wall on the imaging log of Well M53 indicates that the maximum horizontal principal stress direction of the formation is 120°-300°, and the current minimum horizontal principal stress direction of the formation is perpendicular to this direction, that is, 30°-210°.
[0041] ② Determine the boundary of the finite element simulation geometric model by the direction of the ground stress.
[0042] Based on the "Bottom Structure Map", a geological and geometric model of the Jialingjiang Formation of a structure in the Sichuan Basin was established. In order to facilitate load application, the boundary of the model is perpendicular or parallel to the l...
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