The application provides a method for determining technical limits of effective utilization of remaining oil in a high
water cut stage of a terrestrial
heavy oil reservoir, and belongs to the technical field of oilfield development. The method is based on reservoir physical properties and fluid properties of a target oilfield, and uses a combination of centrifugal experiments,
oil displacement experiments and core scanning technology by
nuclear magnetic resonance to analyze the relationship between the flow capacity of
crude oil corresponding to different pore
throat radii and
displacement pressure gradient, and to reveal the micro
oil displacement characteristics of nonlinear seepage of the terrestrial heavy oil. A large-small pore
throat parallel model is established, and the Busey flow equation is applied to study the retention mechanism of
crude oil in the small pore
throat and the technical limits of utilization under the main forces in the micro condition, to determine the technical limits of effective utilization of micro remaining oil, to propose a strategy for tapping the potential of remaining oil in the high
water cut stage, to greatly improve the
recovery rate, to greatly improve the development effect in the high
water cut stage, to further develop and enrich the theory of efficient development of the terrestrial
heavy oil reservoir, and to provide
technical support and theoretical guidance for formulating the development technology policy of the terrestrial
heavy oil reservoir in the high water
cut stage.