Visual model for simulating flowing of fluid in dense oil reservoir crack, preparation and application
A technology for tight oil reservoirs and internal fluids, which is applied in the fields of production fluids, wellbore/well components, earthwork drilling and production, etc. It can solve the problems that cannot truly reflect the physical and chemical changes in the contact between fluid and rock, and the limitations of the generalization of experimental results.
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[0064] The preparation method of the above-mentioned model includes assembling the core layer 1, the plexiglass plate 2 and the gasket 4 according to the above-mentioned visual model, and then installing the liquid injection port 21, the first liquid outlet 22, the pressure measuring port 23 and the second liquid outlet 24, And the support 6 is set on the plexiglass plate, then take the epoxy resin E44, 20% dibutyl phthalate and 10% ethylenediamine with a mass percentage of 70%, stir well and put the pouring model into the fabric In a large basin full of ice cubes, the air conditioner is used to maintain the circulation of cold air around the mold, so that the entire exothermic pouring process is always in a low temperature state, which is below the critical point of sudden accumulation. Curing for at least 12 hours after pouring is completed to obtain the visual model.
[0065] 3. Experimental plan:
Embodiment 1
[0067] Sandstone cores of tight oil reservoirs were selected on site to make fracture models, and the fluid flow laws in the fractures of tight oil reservoirs were studied experimentally, the flow laws of polymers with different molecular weights were compared, and the pressure change with the flow rate during the displacement process was analyzed.
[0068] (1) Using sandstone and epoxy resin with a tight oil reservoir permeability of 0.2 mD on site to make a visual fracture model of tight oil reservoirs through low-temperature integrated casting technology. For single control comparison polymer concentration is a single variable, the control same crack opening is 300 microns to make four identical models (the above-mentioned model, structure such as Figure 1 to Figure 5 shown).
[0069] (2) Configure polymer solutions with different molecular weights, and the molecular weight distribution is between 8 million and 22 million.
[0070] (3) Vacuumize, saturate the formation wa...
Embodiment 2
[0078] Sandstone cores from tight oil reservoirs were selected to make fracture models, and the fluid flow in the fractures of tight oil reservoirs was experimentally studied to compare the influence of fractures with different openings on the flow of polymer solutions with the same concentration and the same molecular weight, and to analyze the relationship between pressure and flow rate during the displacement process. Variety.
[0079](1) Using sandstone and epoxy resin with a tight oil reservoir permeability of 0.2 mD on site to make a visual fracture model of tight oil reservoirs through low-temperature integrated casting technology. In order to control the crack opening as a single variable, control the same crack opening to 50, 100, 200, and 300 microns to make four identical models (the structure and preparation method are as described above).
[0080] (2) Configure polymer solutions with the same molecular weight (18 million).
[0081] (3) Vacuumize, saturate the for...
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