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A detection method for adjacent wells based on the theory of interaction between borehole and elastic wave

A detection method, a technique of elastic waves, used in seismology, geophysical surveys, measuring devices, etc. for well logging

Active Publication Date: 2022-04-08
CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (EAST CHINA)
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Focusing on the on-site needs of drilling anti-collision and wellbore trajectory description, to make up for the lack of electromagnetic detection failure when the target well is an open hole, the adjacent well detection method based on the interaction theory between the wellbore and elastic waves needs to be realized urgently

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[0030] The method of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the specific principle of the interaction between the borehole and the elastic wave and the detection examples of adjacent wells, so that those skilled in the art can better understand the method and implement it, but the examples given are not intended as a reference to this method. Limitations of Invention.

[0031] Step 1: Place the orthogonal dipole sound source and receiver pointing to x and y in the tool coordinate system x-y in the measurement well, and excite the sound source pointing to x and y to radiate elastic waves to the formation outside the well.

[0032] The radiation directivity of a dipole sound source is:

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[0034] Where θ is the angle between the radiation direction from the sound source to the field point and the z-axis, is the angle between the radiation direction and the orientation of the vertical plane where the z-axis is located, and the positi...

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The invention discloses an adjacent well detection method based on the theory of interaction between wellbore and elastic wave. It includes the following steps: firstly, the orthogonal dipole sound source and receiver pointing to x and y in the instrument coordinate system x-y are placed in the exploratory well, and the excitation x and y points to the sound source to radiate elastic waves to the formation outside the well; and y-directed receivers respectively collect four-component signals (xx, xy, yx, yy); taking the angle φ relative to the instrument’s x-axis or a fixed direction as a variable, the four-component out-of-well signals are used to form a synthesis of φ-directed transmission and reception Signal XX, change the value of φ to get the angle φ when XX reaches the maximum amplitude 0 ; If the measured external signal is elastic longitudinal wave, φ 0 is the azimuth of the target well; if the signal is an elastic shear wave whose polarization direction is perpendicular to the well, then φ 0 +90° is the azimuth of the target well; for the maximum amplitude signal XX(φ 0 ) imaging to determine the distance between the target well and the exploratory well. The invention can obtain the distance and orientation information of adjacent wells near the drilling well, and provide important data for well cluster anti-collision and safe production in oilfield exploitation.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of applied geophysical acoustic logging technology. Specifically, the invention places a directional sound source in the detection well to radiate the elastic wave field to the target well beside the well, analyzes the scattering of the wave field by the target well, and measures the target well in the detection well. A method of scattering wave signals and processing the signals to achieve detection and imaging of target wells. Background technique [0002] With the deepening of oil and gas exploration and development, the efficient development of low-permeability, unconventional and offshore complex oil and gas fields is facing technical bottlenecks. Well technologies with complex structures such as dual horizontal wells, multi-lateral wells, rescue wells, and cluster wells have been widely used, greatly reducing The comprehensive cost of drilling has been reduced, and the crude oil production has been increased. T...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01V1/50
CPCG01V1/50G01V2210/66G01V2210/324
Inventor 唐晓明古希浩苏远大
Owner CHINA UNIV OF PETROLEUM (EAST CHINA)
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