A Method for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Igneous Reservoirs Using Acoustic Amplitude Quantitative Processing
A technology of effectiveness and range, applied in the field of evaluation of the effectiveness of igneous rock reservoirs, can solve the problems of difficult validity, multiple uncertainties, complexity, and evaluation of electrical imaging data, so as to reduce the cost of exploration and development and achieve good application effects , the effect of improving accuracy
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[0049] Example 1: Figure 3a It is the result map of the acoustic wave amplitude processing of the igneous rock section of a well in the BZ block of the Bohai Sea, Figure 3b It is the result graph obtained by processing the well data by the method of the present invention. The lithology of the section shown in the well is mainly granite. According to electrical imaging, there are holes and fractures in this section, but it is difficult to identify the effective reservoir location based on conventional data. The amplitude processing results show that the effective reservoir intervals of this well are mainly concentrated at 3932-3980m ( Figure 3a In the solid line box), the shear wave amplitude and Stoneley wave amplitude in this section are significantly reduced, indicating that the reservoir effectiveness in this section is relatively good. The amplitude ratio of this section is processed and projected onto the reservoir effectiveness evaluation chart. The projection resul...
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[0050] Example 2: Figure 4a It is the result map of the acoustic wave amplitude processing of the igneous rock section of a well in the PL block of the Bohai Sea. Figure 4b It is the result graph obtained by processing the well data by the method of the present invention. The lithology of the section shown in the well is mainly granite, and electrical imaging data show that the reservoir space of the well is dominated by fractures, with no pores and vugs. Because the space occupied by fractures is small, it is difficult to identify effective reservoir positions based on conventional data. As a result of the amplitude processing, two sections attenuated significantly at 1500-1515m and 1520-1540m, and conventional data showed that the wellbore diameter expansion in the 1500-1515m section was serious ( Figure 4a In the solid line box), the reduction of the acoustic wave amplitude is proportional to the degree of borehole diameter expansion, so it is inferred that the reductio...
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