A method and device for obtaining comprehensive reservoir damage during water injection
A comprehensive damage and reservoir technology, applied in the fields of earthwork drilling, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve the problem of inability to judge the comprehensive damage change of the reservoir, and achieve the effect of improving the water injection capacity and reducing the degree of damage
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[0036] Firstly, the definition of reservoir comprehensive damage is explained
[0037] According to Darcy's seepage formula, it can be known that:
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[0039] In the formula, A represents the area of the core end, in cm 2 ; L is the core length, in cm; K is the core permeability, in D; μ is the fluid viscosity, in mPa.s; △P is the displacement pressure difference, in 10 -1 MPa; Q represents the flow rate of water absorption, the unit is cm 3 / s.
[0040] Under the conditions of effective reservoir thickness, injection-production well spacing and injected water, etc., the water injection capacity (water absorption capacity) Q changes with the change of displacement pressure difference △P and permeability K. When the reservoir sensitivity The reduction of permeability K caused by damage, clogging and pollution by machine debris, and the reduction of displacement pressure difference △P due to the increase of reservoir pressure and low water injection pressure will a...
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[0063] Please refer to Figure 6 , the embodiment of the present application also provides a device for obtaining comprehensive reservoir damage during water injection, the device comprising:
[0064] An acquisition module 601, configured to acquire the wellhead injection pressure and daily water injection volume of the water well within a period of time;
[0065] Calculation module 602, used to calculate and obtain the apparent water absorption index of the water well according to the wellhead injection pressure and the daily water injection volume;
[0066] A fitting module 603, configured to obtain a linear relationship between the apparent water absorption index and the wellhead injection pressure at different stages within the time period;
[0067] The comparison module 604 is used to obtain the change of the comprehensive damage of the reservoir during the water injection process according to the linear coefficient of the linear relationship at different stages.
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