Method for determining gas saturation of shale gas reservoir by longitudinal-transverse wave time difference of dipole acoustic waves
A technology of dipole acoustic wave and shear wave time difference, which is applied in the direction of earthwork drilling and production, wellbore/well components, etc., and can solve problems such as large limitations, many formation parameters, and narrow application range
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[0036] Example 1: Well A4 in the R area of a shale gas field
[0037] 1) The gas saturation (Sg) of a total of 93 shale cores from 4 shale gas wells was obtained through core test analysis in the R work area of a shale gas field, and the shear wave time difference (DTS) and compressional wave at the corresponding depth were obtained through dipole logging data. Time difference (DTC), and calculate the horizontal and vertical time difference ratio RMSC=DTS / DTC;
[0038] In the formula: the dipole acoustic shear wave time difference DTS dimension is μs / ft,
[0039] Dipole acoustic longitudinal wave time difference DTC dimension is μs / ft,
[0040] The horizontal and vertical time difference ratio RMSC is dimensionless;
[0041] 2) Obtain natural gamma ray (GR) at the corresponding depth of 93 shale cores through conventional logging data;
[0042] 3) The gas saturation (Sg) of the 93 cores, the time difference ratio RMSC and natural gamma ray GR of the 93 cores are calcula...
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[0048] Example 2: Well A1-3HF, a horizontal well in the R area of a shale gas field
[0049] 1) Well A1-3HF and well A4 in Example 1 are both wells in the R work area, so the model coefficients are the same, and the model coefficients of Example 1 can be used. The model coefficients are a=-159.123, b=-0.037, c=335.716 ;
[0050] 2) Obtain the natural gamma ray and lithology density of the A1-3HF well to be interpreted through the logging data, obtain the total hydrocarbon and methane content of the A1-3HF well to be interpreted through the gas logging data, and obtain the to-be-interpreted well through the geological logging data Cuttings and core lithology of well A1-3HF;
[0051]The depth interval of natural gamma ray and lithology density data of wells to be interpreted is 0.1m~1.0m, and saved in wis or txt format; the depth interval of gas logging full hydrocarbon and methane content is 1m or 0.5m, saved as wis or txt Format; the lithology data of geological cuttings a...
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