Method for reversely deducing original oil-water interface by dynamic and static combination of fracture-vug carbonate reservoir
A carbonate reservoir, oil-water interface technology, used in earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, measurement, etc.
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[0067] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the verification of the original oil-water interface in the entire area to be tested includes:
[0068] Comprehensive analysis of reservoir acid fracturing knowledge, well completion test data analysis, production logging data knowledge and development dynamic data knowledge to obtain the oil-water characteristics of fracture-vuggy reservoirs; according to the oil-water characteristics of the fracture-cavity reservoirs, the original oil-water The interface is verified to achieve a consistent understanding of multiple information to guide development and production.
[0069] Those skilled in the art should understand that the comprehensive analysis of reservoir acid fracturing knowledge, completion test data analysis, production logging data knowledge and development dynamic data knowledge described in the present invention to obtain the oil-water characteristics of fractured-vuggy reservoirs is a conventional technical ...
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[0072] This example provides the application of a method of back-estimating the original oil-water contact in fractured-cavity carbonate reservoirs based on dynamic and static methods in the fracture-cavity body of the X11—X11-2 connected well group in the Halahatang Oilfield (Halahatang The oilfield is located in the middle of the Tabei uplift in the Tarim Basin, on the slope of the Lunnan-Yingmaili buried hill anticline. The Paleozoic Ordovician oil reservoir is a karst-fracture composite reservoir formed by multi-stage karst and tectonic activities. "One hole, one hiding" feature), including the following steps:
[0073] 1) The geological model of the X11—X11-2 well group is established by using the multi-type and multi-scale fracture-cavity carbonate reservoir geological modeling method, as shown in figure 2 shown;
[0074] 2) According to the geological model obtained in step 1), using the static model three-dimensional grid integration method, the static reservoir volu...
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