Acid fracturing method for complex fractures in carbonate reservoir
A complex fracture and acid fracturing technology, applied in earth-moving drilling, fluid production, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve problems such as poor reservoir development, difficulty in controlling expansion paths, and restricting efficient reservoir production. The effect of increasing the degree of extraction
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[0071] An acid fracturing method for complex fractures in carbonate reservoirs includes the following steps:
[0072] Step 1. According to the engineering geological conditions and the state of the oil and gas reservoirs in the area where the target wellbore is located, determine the type of complex fracture morphology required to communicate with the oil and gas reservoirs. The types of the complex fracture morphology include near-well mesh fractures and single One of main fractures and remote well network fractures, multiple main fractures and multiple main fractures and remote well network fractures;
[0073] Step 2: Implement corresponding acid fracturing strategies for different forms of complex fractures to form artificial fractures at different positions around the well, so as to communicate the oil and gas reservoirs in the target wellbore area.
[0074] In Example 1, natural fractures are developed around the well and in the reservoir, and oil and gas are developed in the re...
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[0081] An acid fracturing method for complex fractures in carbonate reservoirs includes the following steps:
[0082] Step 1. According to the engineering geological conditions and the state of the oil and gas reservoirs in the area where the target wellbore is located, determine the type of complex fracture morphology required to communicate with the oil and gas reservoirs. The types of the complex fracture morphology include near-well mesh fractures and single One of main fractures and remote well network fractures, multiple main fractures and multiple main fractures and remote well network fractures;
[0083] Step 2: Implement corresponding acid fracturing strategies for different forms of complex fractures to form artificial fractures at different positions around the well, so as to communicate the oil and gas reservoirs in the target wellbore area.
[0084] In Example 2, natural fractures are developed around the well and in the reservoir, and oil and gas are developed in the re...
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[0091] An acid fracturing method for complex fractures in carbonate reservoirs includes the following steps:
[0092] Step 1. According to the engineering geological conditions and the state of the oil and gas reservoirs in the area where the target wellbore is located, determine the type of complex fracture morphology required to communicate with the oil and gas reservoirs. The types of the complex fracture morphology include near-well mesh fractures and single One of main fractures and remote well network fractures, multiple main fractures and multiple main fractures and remote well network fractures;
[0093] Step 2: Implement corresponding acid fracturing strategies for different forms of complex fractures to form artificial fractures at different positions around the well, so as to communicate the oil and gas reservoirs in the target wellbore area.
[0094] In Example 3, natural fractures are developed around the well and in the reservoir, and oil and gas are developed in the re...
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