A tight reservoir
compressibility evaluation method at
logging scale belongs to the technical field of fracturing in downhole operation in the
petroleum industry, and comprises the following steps: S1, gamma, density, acoustic data are introduced into the ground
stress profile software to obtain the ground stress, Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio parameters, and the
horizontal stress difference coefficient, stress quality coefficient and
brittleness index factor are respectively calculated according to the formula; S2, the minimum horizontal
principal stress is taken as the main
control factor of
compressibility, and the partial correlation coefficients of the
horizontal stress difference coefficient, stress quality coefficient,
brittleness index, macroscopic crack factor and the main
control factor are measured under the condition of controlling other factors; S3, the
compressibility coefficient is obtained by multiplying the values of each influencing factor and the corresponding weight. Through post-pressure
test analysis, it is verified that the tight reservoir compressibility evaluation method at
logging scale is reliable and simple, and can effectively guide the single well fracturing design.