Remaining oil distribution characteristics in an oil reservoir with ultra-high water-cut
作者机构:SINOPEC Petroleum Exploration and Development Research InstituteBeijing100083China Shengli Oil Production PlantSINOPEC Shengli Oilfield BranchDongyingShandong257051China
出 版 物:《Energy Geoscience》 (能源地球科学(英文))
年 卷 期:2024年第5卷第1期
页 面:219-223页
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学科分类:081803[工学-地质工程] 08[工学] 0818[工学-地质资源与地质工程]
基 金:funded by SINOPEC Science and Technology Project P18080 by National Energy Administration Research and Development Center Project
主 题:Ultra-high water-cut High water injection multiple Four-points and five-types Numerical simulation Remaining oil distribution
摘 要:An accurate mapping and understanding of remaining oil distribution is very important for water control and stabilize oil production of mature oilfields in ultra-high water-cut ***,the Tuo-21 Fault Block of the Shengtuo Oilfield has entered the stage of ultra-high water cut(97.2%).Poor adaptability of the well pattern,ineffective water injection cycle and low efficiency of engineering measures(such as workover,re-perforation and utilization of high-capacity pumps)are the significant problems in the ultra-high water-cut *** order to accurately describe the oil and water flow characteristics,relative permeability curves at high water injection multiple(injected pore volume)and a semiquantitative method is applied to perform fine reservoir simulation of the Sand group 3e7 in the *** accurate reservoir model is built and history matching is *** distribution characteristics of remaining oil in lateral and vertical directions are quantitatively simulated and *** results show that the numerical simulation considering relative permeability at high injection multiple can reflect truly the remaining oil distribution characteristics after water flooding in an ultrahigh water-cut *** distribution of remaining oil saturation can be mapped more accurately and quantitatively by using the‘four-points and five-types’classification method,providing a basis for potential tapping of various remaining oil types of oil reservoirs in late-stage of development with high water-cut.