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成像测井技术在储层改造评估中的应用
石油钻采工艺
2015年 37卷 第5期
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Title
Imgaing logging used in valuation of reservoir stimulation
Authors
GAO Yuebin
DING Yunhong
LU Yongjun
ZHANG Fuxiang
WANG Yonghui
单位
中国石油勘探开发研究院廊坊分院,河北廊坊 065007
中国石油油气藏改造重点实验室,河北廊坊 065007
中国石油塔里木油田公司,新疆库尔勒 841000
Organization
Langfang Branch of Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, CNPC, Langfang 065007, China
Key Laboratory of Reservoir Stimulation, CNPC, Langfang 065007, China
Tarim Oilfield Company, CNPC, Korla 841000, China
摘要
塔里木油田碳酸盐岩储层深度达5 000~7 000 m,为了避免下套管固井造成的井下复杂问题并节约成本,一部分井采用长井段裸眼完井的方式进行改造。长井段裸眼完井由于井段长,改造后仅靠酸压效果和软件模拟进行评估具有很大的盲目性。通过储层改造前后井底裸眼段成像测井资料的对比,可以得出裂缝起裂位置和近井筒处的缝高,明确改造过程中对哪段储层进行了针对性改造。将成像测井图像对比得出的结论与产液剖面测试结果、压后产能流体资料进行了对比,结果显示三者具有良好的一致性。储层改造前后成像测井图像对比为储层改造评估提供了新的技术手段,为优化储层改造方案提供了直观依据。
Abstract
The depth of carbonatite reservoir in Tarim Oilfield is up to 5 000~7 000 m. In order to prevent downhole troubles caused by running casing in cementing and to save costs, some wells were stimulated by way of long interval openhole completion. Due to long interval in long interval openhole completion, the assessment only by acid fracturing and software simulation after stimulation is of great blindness. By comparing the imaging log of bottom openhole interval before and after reservoir stimulation, the initiation location of fractures and the fracture height near the wellbore could be found, and it was clear which section of reservoir was stimulated. The conclusion from comparing the images of imaging logging was correlated with the result of produced fluid profile testing and the fluid data of productivity after fracturing. The result shows that these three are very well consistent. The correlation of images from imaging logging before and after reservoir stimulation provides a new technique for evaluation of reservoir stimulation and provides a visual basis for the program of reservoir stimulation optimization.
关键词:
成像测井;
储层改造;
携砂酸压;
改造评估;
Keywords:
imaging logging;
reservoir stimulation;
acid fracturing carrying sand;
evaluation of stimulation;
DOI
10.13639/j.odpt.2015.05.020