A Method for Supplementing Energy by Water Injection in Fractured Tight Oil Reservoirs
A technology for replenishing energy in tight oil reservoirs, applied in earthwork drilling, wellbore/well components, production fluids, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in achieving effective displacement, decline in single-well production of fracturing wells, and maintenance of reservoir pressure , to achieve the effect of reducing the risk of cracked flooding and saving investment costs
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[0063] The Chang 7 oil reservoir in the An 83 area belongs to the delta front-semi-deep lake subfacies sediments, and is dominated by underwater distributary channel microfacies. The reservoir is mainly controlled by changes in lithology and physical properties, and is a typical lithologic reservoir. The plane distribution of the sand layer is stable, the thickness is about 15m-20m, the interlayer is developed in the layer, and the oil layer on the plane is well connected. The average porosity of the reservoir sandstone is 8.9% and the permeability is 0.17mD. The rock types of the reservoir are lithic feldspar sandstone and feldspar clastic sandstone, mainly fine sandstone, with good sorting and poor physical properties. The interstitials are mainly iron calcite, chlorite, kaolinite, hydromica and siliceous. The primary intergranular pores, secondary intergranular pores and secondary dissolved pores are relatively developed in the reservoir. The secondary dissolved pores main...
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[0067] Mu 30 Chang 8 reservoir has an average porosity of 9.8%, an average permeability of 0.79 mD, a permeability variation coefficient of 0.67, a permeability inrush coefficient of 34.14, and a gradient of 245.8. It is a highly heterogeneous reservoir. Chang 8 reservoir The pore structure is poor, dominated by small pores and fine throats, with high displacement pressure and small median radius. Reservoir micro-fractures are relatively developed, and the 14-direction pressure fracture is NE70-79°. Large-scale development in 2013, mainly horizontal well 2 development, with five-point method (57%) and seven-point method (43%) water injection development. Proved reserves 3125.92×10 4 t, the developed reserves are 2965×10 4 t, recoverable reserves 542.19×10 4 t, the use area is 74km 2 . The current average daily fluid production of a single well is 6.3m 3 , the daily oil production of a single well is 3.3t, and the water content is 47.2%. Up to now, there have been 281 ho...
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