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注空气开发低渗透稀油油藏的适用性探讨
石油钻采工艺
2016年 38卷 第2期
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Title
Applicability of air flooding to low-permeability thin oil reservoirs
Authors
QU Zhanqing
ZHANG Hong
JIANG Haiyan
LI Yang
ZHANG Ning
单位
中国石油大学华东石油工程学院
西安石油大学石油工程学院
中国石油塔里木油田分公司
Organization
School of Petroleum Engineering, China University of Petroleum, Qingdao, Shandong 266580, China
School of Petroleum Engineering, Xi’an Shiyou University, Xi’an, Shaanxi 710065, China
PetroChina Tarim Oilfield Company, Korla, Xinjiang 841000, China
摘要
随着低渗透稀油油藏的储量比例逐年增加,注空气驱油技术越来越被人们所关注,然而空气驱并不适合所有的低渗透油藏。为了增加注空气开发低渗透稀油油藏的成功性,在调研国内外油田高压注空气、空气泡沫驱以及部分稀油注空气点火现场试验的基础上,总结了空气驱开发低渗透油藏的实例经验及油藏参数,对比分析了不同注入方式的空气驱开发低渗透稀油油藏的适用性以及长庆低渗透油田空气驱开发的潜力,提出了一套采用不同空气驱注入方式开发不同参数低渗透稀油油藏的参考方案,为一段时期内开发低渗透稀油油藏提供了借鉴作用和依据。
Abstract
As more and more reserves are discovered in low-permeability thin oil reservoirs year by year, air flooding (or oil displacement by air injection) has attracted growing attentions. However, this technique is not applicable to all low-permeability reservoirs. In order to ensure that the air flooding technique can be more effectively used for low-permeability thin oil reservoirs, field tests on high-pressure air injection, air-foam flooding, and thin oil ignition by air injection in some oilfields in China and abroad were investigated. On this basis, experience in air flooding for low-permeability thin oil reservoirs and reservoir parameters were collected, and comparative analyses were made on the applicability of air flooding with different injection modes to low-permeability thin oil reservoirs and the potential of air flooding for the low-permeability Changqing Oilfield. Finally, a development program by using air flooding with different injection modes was proposed for low-permeability thin oil reservoirs with different parameters. This program can serve as reference and basis for the future development of low-permeability thin oil reservoirs.
关键词:
低渗透;
稀油油藏;
空气驱;
适用性分析;
Keywords:
low-permeability;
low-permeability thin oil reservoirs;
air flooding;
field test;
DOI
10.13639/j.odpt.2016.02.022