Oil and gas reservoir fracturing test method and oil and gas reservoir fracturing method

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of exploitation of oil wells and particularly provides an oil and gas reservoir fracturing test method and an oil and gas reservoir fracturing method basedon the fracturing test method. According to the provided oil and gas reservoir fracturing test method, actual characteristic parameters of the reservoir can be tested in a short time, and construction parameters can be adjusted and optimized accordingly. The provided oil and gas reservoir fracturing method integrates test fracturing and main fracturing, the interval for stopping a pump from fracturing test construction to actual fracturing construction is short, the construction time can be effectively shortened, the construction cost is saved, and a fracturing transformation effect is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of petroleum exploitation, in particular to an oil-gas reservoir testing and fracturing method and an oil-gas reservoir fracturing method. Background technique [0002] During the fracturing design and construction of exploration wells, pre-exploration wells and evaluation wells, it is difficult to obtain various reservoir characteristic parameters required for fracturing design due to the lack of reservoir geological characteristic data and limited evaluation methods. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out small-scale test fracturing before the formal main fracturing construction, in order to obtain accurate key reservoir parameters such as comprehensive fluid loss coefficient, natural fracture characteristics, and in-situ stress. [0003] At present, after small-scale test fracturing, it is necessary to stop the pump for a long time, generally determined by 1 to 2 hours, so as to calculate parameters such as fractu...

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Problems solved by technology

For medium-permeability reservoirs, a pump stop time of 1 to 2 hours is appropriate, but it may not be enough for ultra-low permeability and ultra-low permeability reservoirs, because the fractures may not be closed at this time. Closing pressure may not be accurate

[0004] In addition, the current small-scale test fracturing is generally tested separately, and the pump needs to be stopped for a long time before the main fracturing operation, so it is not only time-consuming, but also requires a lot of construction costs alone

In addition, sometimes the construction pressure in the wellbore is abnormal because the mud is not cleaned, and the blockage such as mud has been blocking the smooth extension of the fracture during the fracture expansion process, which cannot truly reflect the actual situation of the reservoir. There may be a risk of being forced to stop the pump and suspend the construction