Physical fractured reservoir simulation method
A physical simulation and reservoir technology, applied in measuring devices, instruments, and nuclear magnetic resonance analysis, etc., can solve problems such as property gaps and large errors in crude oil production
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[0020] According to a specific embodiment of the present invention, the fractured reservoir physical simulation method includes the following steps:
[0021] Step (1), select a representative rock core of the oil reservoir, dry the rock core, and vacuumize the core. The specific vacuuming method includes: placing the rock core in the core holder, and the core holder applies a certain confining pressure, usually 2MPa , Different holders are different, close one end of the holder, and connect the other end to a vacuum pump to evacuate, the vacuum degree is below 4Pa, then saturate the oil under the formation conditions, and use the injection pump to inject oil into the core holder after vacuuming The core is saturated, and the injection pressure is selected according to the experimental conditions. Usually, the confining pressure is always higher than the injection pressure by 2MPa, and different holders are different, and the nuclear magnetic resonance T2 spectrum test is used; ...
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[0028] First, dry the tight sandstone core, vacuumize it, then saturate it with oil under formation conditions, and conduct nuclear magnetic resonance T2 spectrum test; wash the core with oil, apply shear force to the core with bench vise, and use ceramsite as support material, made into a core with fractures; vacuumize the core again, and saturate the oil under formation conditions, and perform the NMR T2 spectrum test; through the comparison of the two T2 spectra, determine the relaxation time of the signal that distinguishes the fracture from the crude oil in the matrix 220ms, such as figure 1 shown; use this core to carry out CO 2 Oil displacement experiment, the pressure difference is 0.4MPa, the experimental results are as follows figure 2 shown, for CO 2 The calculation of the crude oil in the fracture and matrix before and after oil displacement shows that the oil displacement efficiency in the fracture is 92.1%, and the oil displacement efficiency in the matrix is ...
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