Method for matching particle size of elastic microspheres used for profile controlling and flooding of oil reservoir deep part with pore throat
A technology of elastic microspheres and matching method, which is used in earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, and production fluids, etc. It can solve the problem that the aging time is not long, there is no clear blocking principle, the selection method of microsphere particle size, and the blocking effect is not good. good question
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[0057] ① According to the mercury injection curve of the coring well, the reservoir permeability and pore throat diameter distribution are obtained;
[0058] ②According to the pore throat diameter distribution of the coring well, a variable-diameter tube of equal diameter was selected to measure the breakthrough pressure and deformation migration capacity of elastic microspheres with a certain initial particle size and different expansion multiples in the variable-diameter tube.
[0059] ③According to the pore throat diameter, select the nuclear pore membrane experiment with equal pore size, and measure the filtration time and filtration volume of elastic microspheres with a certain particle size passing through the nuclear pore membrane with different pore sizes under the breakthrough pressure.
[0060] ④ Draw the filtration volume-filtration time curve, and obtain the matching criterion between the particle size of the elastic microspheres and the diameter of the pore throats...
Embodiment 2
[0063] ①Most reservoirs lack coring well data, so mercury injection curves cannot be used to test reservoir pore-throat diameter distribution. The dominant channel permeability can be determined according to well logging curves, and the pore-throat diameter can be calculated according to Kozeny empirical formula (1);
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[0065] where: d is the pore throat diameter, um;
[0066] k is permeability, um 2 ;
[0067] φ is porosity, %.
[0068] ②According to the diameter distribution calculated by the permeability, a variable-diameter tube of equal diameter is selected to measure the breakthrough pressure and deformation migration capacity of elastic microspheres with a certain initial particle size and different expansion multiples in the variable-diameter tube.
[0069] ③According to the pore throat diameter, select the nuclear pore membrane experiment with equal pore size, and measure the filtration time and filtration volume of elastic microspheres with a certain par...
Embodiment 3
[0073] Long-term water injection development will increase the radius of the main seepage throats of the reservoir, and the logging curves of core wells and permeability in a certain period cannot reflect the change of reservoir pore throat diameter in the long-term water injection development stage. Assuming that the long-term water injection development process is planar radial flow, the change law of pore-throat diameter of strongly water-absorbing reservoirs in the later stage of development can be described by using the allocation effective time between injection and production well groups.
[0074] ① According to the planar radial flow formula and Darcy's law, the time required for a single fluid to migrate from the supply edge to another well along a homogeneous reservoir is calculated as:
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[0076] In the formula: t is the effective time of water injection deployment oil well, s;
[0077] Φ is porosity, %;
[0078] R e , R w is the supply radius and wellb...
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