塔河油田缝洞储集体油水识别的谐频特征分析技术应用研究

2014年 53卷 第No. 4期
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Application of HFC technique for hydrocarbon identification in fracture-cave reservoirs of Lower-Ordovician carbonate in Tahe
Oilfeild
(1.北京大学,北京100871;2.中国石油化工股份有限公司西北油田分公司勘探开发研究院,新疆乌鲁木齐830011;3.北京软岛科技有
限公司,北京100083;4.中国地质大学(武汉),湖北武汉430074)
(1.Peking University,Beijing 100871,China;2.Exploration and Development Research Institute,Sinopec Northwest Oilfield Branch
Corporation,Urumqi 830011,China;3.Beijing Ruandao Technology Limited Company,Beijing 100083,China;4.China University of
Geosciences(Wuhan),Wuhan 430074,China)
针对塔河油田下奥陶统碳酸盐岩缝洞型储集体的油水识别难题,开展了以频谱特征差异为基础的瞬时谐频特征(Harmonic Frequence Characters,HFC)分析技术应用研究。充填流体溶洞、坍塌-充填洞穴模型的正演模拟数据和井旁地震道产层段的频谱分析表明,主频段振幅是区分充填流体洞穴与坍塌-充填洞穴的主要依据,30 Hz以上的高频段振幅的差异是区分油和水的主要标志,由此形成缝洞型储集体的油水识别模式。对塔河油田十区和托普台地区各200 km2三维地震资料开展HFC油水识别应用研究,将识别结果用43口盲井进行验证,其识别符合率达到81.4%。
Aiming at the hydrocarbon identification problem existing in the fracture-cave reservoirs of Lower-Ordovician carbonate in Tahe Oilfield,we applied the instantaneous harmonic frequency characteristics(HFC) technique which is based on the difference of the frequency spectrum characteristics.Analysis on the forwarding data of the fluid-filled caves & collapse-filled caves models and the spectrum of wellside seismic traces in production interval indicates the amplitude of dominant frequency zone is the main cretiaria for discriminating fluid-filled caves from collapse-filled caves,and the difference of the amplitude of high-frequency zone (>30 Hz) is the main label for identifying oil and brine.The about criteria forms the hydrocarbon identification pattern of fracture-cave carbonate reservoirs. The HFC technique is applied to the 3D seismic data from two survey areas(Shiqu and Tuoputai with 200 km2 separately) in Tahe Oilfield.The application result is verified by 43 blind wells (validation well) and the coincidence ratio reaches to 81.4%.
塔河油田; 碳酸盐岩缝洞型储集体; 油水识别; 谐频特征(HFC)分析;
Tahe Oilfield; fracture-cave reservoir; hydrocarbon identification; harmonic frequency characteristics(HFC) technique;
10.3969/j.issn.1000-1441.2014.04.015