Evaluation model and evaluation method for improving mobility of shale oil through gas injection, and application
An evaluation model and evaluation method technology, which is applied in the preparation of test samples, analysis by nuclear magnetic resonance, sampling, etc., can solve the problems of poor convincing evaluation results, etc., and achieve clear experimental ideas, broad application prospects, and reproducibility high effect
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[0090] An evaluation model for improving the mobility of shale oil by gas injection, which is shown in the following formula (1):
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[0092] Among them, formula (1) is used to calculate the movable ratio of shale oil (the ratio of movable reserves of crude oil to the total content of crude oil);
[0093] In formula (1), η tX Indicates the movable ratio of shale oil in the shale rock sample at time x (during the gas injection displacement process); wherein, the shale rock sample is the original core sample of the shale or mud shale to be evaluated Carry out cutting, remove residual oil in the pores and dry to obtain dry shale samples, and then conduct nuclear magnetic resonance tests on the dry shale samples to obtain the corresponding NMR T 2 Signal volume, then evacuate and pressurize the saturated oil, and age it for 25-30 days, then take out the aged saturated oil sample, and carry out the nuclear magnetic resonance test on the aged saturated oil sample, and obta...
Embodiment 2
[0096] The establishment method of the evaluation model for improving the mobility of shale oil by gas injection in Example 1 is specifically referred to figure 1 shown, which includes:
[0097] The obtained original mud shale samples were sequentially cut, oil washed, dried at low temperature, saturated oil (n-dodecane) and aged, and then put into the nuclear magnetic resonance-displacement device, using different gas media (nitrogen, carbon dioxide, , methane, air, etc.) to displace the crude oil in the pore throats. By designing different experimental schemes, it is possible to simulate the process of soaking and opening wells under the condition of gas injection in the mine. In the experiment, NMR hydrogen signals (T 2 Spectrum), which can monitor the content and distribution characteristics of crude oil in sample pore throats at different times in real time, and then evaluate the change of movable oil ratio in shale under different gas injection conditions. The experim...
Embodiment 3
[0099] Such as figure 1 As shown, the embodiment of the present invention discloses a method for evaluating gas injection to improve the mobility of shale oil by using a nuclear magnetic resonance device. This method realizes the evaluation of the mobility effect of gas injection in shale oil by means of the nuclear magnetic resonance device. After oil washing, low-temperature drying, and saturated oil, the samples were subjected to gas injection displacement, and the simmering and well opening process during the gas injection process were simulated, and the NMR signal characteristics of samples in different experimental stages were compared. After the experiment is over, the data is processed and analyzed to obtain the content and distribution characteristics of crude oil in samples at different stages, and to evaluate the movable ratio of shale oil under gas injection conditions.
[0100] Specifically, the original core samples of shale or mud shale to be evaluated are sequ...
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