Carbonate rock fracture-cavity type oil reservoir geological modeling method
A carbonate rock and geological modeling technology, applied in 3D modeling, earthwork drilling, image data processing, etc., can solve the problem of not fully considering the karst background, not considering the fusion and correction of classified reservoirs, and not having three-dimensional geological models. It can fully characterize the characteristics of carbonate fracture-cavity reservoirs, etc., and achieve the effect of improving the accuracy of quantitative characterization
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[0185] Taking the R1 reservoir as an example, the R1 reservoir is a fracture-vuggy reservoir with multiple composite origins, including surface karst, ancient underground river pipeline system and fault-controlled karst. Carry out modeling according to the method of the present invention, as Image 6 Shown is the surface karst modeling results mainly controlled by weathering denudation and leaching karst in R1 reservoir; Figure 7 Shown is the modeling result of the underground river pipeline system in the R1 reservoir, which is mainly controlled by the fluctuation of the water table; Figure 8 Shown are the fault-controlled karst modeling results controlled by major faults in the R1 reservoir; Figure 9 Shown is the reservoir modeling result after fusion in R1 reservoir; Figure 10 Shown is the optimized porosity modeling result in R1 reservoir; Figure 11 According to the model for the first history fitting curve, the matching rate is over 85%, reflecting the accuracy and...
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[0187] Taking the R2 reservoir as an example, the R2 reservoir is a fracture-vuggy reservoir dominated by faults controlling karst, and its reservoir development model is as follows: Figure 12 As shown, modeling is carried out according to the method of the present invention, Figure 13 It is the modeling result of discontinuity-controlled karst cave reservoir in R2 reservoir; Figure 14 It is the modeling result of discontinuity-controlled dissolution vug reservoir in R2 reservoir; Figure 15 is the modeling result of the fracture equivalent model in R2 reservoir; Figure 16 is the reservoir modeling result after fusion in R2 reservoir; Figure 17 is the optimized porosity modeling result in R2 reservoir; Figure 18 It is the first historical fitting curve of oil production in R2 reservoir, with a coincidence rate of more than 90%, reflecting the consistency between the model and dynamic data.
[0188]The geologic modeling method of carbonate fractured-vuggy reservoirs o...
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