Oil reservoir state prediction method considering non-equilibrium anisotropy relative permeability
A technology of relative permeability and anisotropy, which is applied in the field of reservoir development, can solve problems such as pressure propagation errors in remaining oil saturation changes, reservoir pressure distribution and remaining oil distribution are not accurate enough, and achieve accurate prediction results
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[0025] figure 1 It is a flow chart of Embodiment 1 of the reservoir state prediction method considering non-equilibrium anisotropic relative permeability of the present invention. see figure 1 , the reservoir state prediction method considering non-equilibrium anisotropic relative permeability includes:
[0026] Step 101: Carry out grid area division on the three-dimensional geological model to obtain well parameters and initial attribute parameters of each grid area; the well parameters include well point position, production rate, production pressure and production time; the initial attribute parameters Including initial pressure, initial fluid velocity and initial water saturation; the initial fluid velocity of one of the two adjacent grid areas is based on the initial pressure difference between the two adjacent grid areas and the The initial fluid velocity in another grid area is calculated; the three-dimensional geological model is obtained by geological modeling of th...
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[0044] figure 2 This is the overall flow chart of Embodiment 2 of the reservoir state prediction method considering non-equilibrium anisotropic relative permeability of the present invention. see figure 2 , the reservoir state prediction method considering non-equilibrium anisotropic relative permeability includes:
[0045] 1. Taking typical fluvial reservoirs as the research object, a 30cm*30cm*30cm sample with trough-shaped and plate-shaped cross-bedding was selected from the outcrop in the field, and core columns were drilled from three directions of X, Y, and Z, as shown in image 3 as shown, image 3 It is the plate cross bedding characteristics and sampling direction diagram of typical fluvial reservoir field outcrop.
[0046] The X-direction core column, the Y-direction core column and the Z-direction core column obtained by drilling in the X, Y, and Z directions were subjected to displacement experiments using the existing unsteady-state oil-water two-phase relati...
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