中国石油海外钻采工程技术现状与未来展望

2014年 36卷 第2期
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Status and future prospect of overseas drilling and production engineering technology of Petrochina
陈曙东 辛俊和 崔明月 王玺 李勇
CHEN Shudong XIN Junhe CUI Mingyue WANG Xi LI Yong
中国石油海外勘探开发公司,北京 102235 中国石油勘探开发研究院廊坊分院,河北廊坊 065007 中国石油钻井工程技术研究院,北京 100195 吐哈勘探开发指挥部,新疆哈密 839000
China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Corporation, Beijing 102235, China Research Institution of Petroleum Development and Exploration-Langfang, 065007, China CNPC Drilling Engineering and Technology Research Institute, Beijing 100195, China Tuha Petroleum Exploration and Development Headquarters, Hami 839000, China
中国石油海外油气业务实现了跨越式发展,钻采工程技术发挥了十分重要的作用。针对中国石油海外项目油藏特点和开发环境的要求,通过基础理论研究、关键技术发展和现场实践应用,形成了具有海外项目特色的钻采工程技术体系。在中东的阿曼和伊拉克、美洲的委内瑞拉和加拿大、中亚的哈萨克斯坦、非洲的南苏丹等海外项目规模应用水平井技术;乍得H 区块应用了欠平衡钻井技术;在哈萨克斯坦R 油田建成亚洲陆上最大规模的气举整装油田;在苏丹六区规模化应用稠油出砂冷采技术。分析了海外项目勘探开发的形势和对钻采工程关键技术的需求,提出了今后发展的必然趋势和攻关目标,以期对海外提供发展借鉴。
Drilling and production engineering technology has played an important role in the leaping development of Petrochina’s overseas oil and gas business. According to the reservoir characteristics and development environment of oversea projects, through theory study, key technology research and field practice, an overseas drilling and production technology system has come into being. Horizontal drilling has been applied in large-scale in Oman, Iraq in Middle east, Venezuela in South America, Kazakhstan, South Sudan and so on. Under-Balance drilling has been applied in H Block in Chad. The largest gas-lift reservoir in Asia has been built in R reservoir in Kazakhstan. Cold heavy oil production with sand(CHOPS) has made major progress in 6 Block in Sudan. Development situation of overseas projects and requirements on drilling and production are analyzed, and the inevitable trend and research targets of drilling and production engineering are pointed out, which is of great significance for overseas project development.
海外项目; 钻采工程; 配套技术; 发展趋势;
Overseas project; Production engineering; Matched technology; Development trend;
10.13639/j.odpt.2014.02.001