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A Transient-Pressure-Based Numerical Approach for Interlayer Identification in Sand Reservoirs

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Fluid Dynamics & Materials Processing 2024年第3期20卷 641-659页

作者： Hao Luo Haibo Deng Honglin Xiao Shaoyang Geng Fu Hou Gang Luo Yaqi Li Tight oil and Gas Exploration and development Project department PetroChina Southwest Oil and Gas Field CompanyChengdu610051China Energy College Chengdu University of TechnologyChengdu610059China

Almost all sandstone reservoirs contain interlayers. The identification and characterization of these interlayers iscritical for minimizing the uncertainty associated with oilfield development and improving oil and gas *** interlayers outside wells using identification methods based on logging data and machine learning isdifficult and seismic-based identification techniques are expensive. Herein, a numerical model based on seepageand well-testing theories is introduced to identify interlayers using transient pressure data. The proposed modelrelies on the open-source MATLAB Reservoir Simulation Toolbox. The effects of the interlayer thickness, position,and width on the pressure response are thoroughly investigated. A procedure for inverting interlayer parametersin the reservoir using the bottom-hole pressure is also proposed. This method uses only transient pressuredata during well testing and can effectively identify the interlayer distribution near the wellbore at an extremelylow cost. The reliability of the model is verified using effective oilfield examples.

关键词： Sand reservoir interlayer identification transient pressure analysis numerical well test

A new mixed type crack propagation criterion in shale reservoirs

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Petroleum 2024年第1期10卷 85-92页

作者： Muru Ding Zhirong Jin Yanjun Zhang Jinghong Hu Beijing Key Laboratory of Unconventional Natural Gas Geology Evaluation and development Engineering China University of Geosciences Sinopec Jiangsu oil field Branch oil & Gas Technology Research Institute Changqing Oilefiled CompanyPetroChina

Hydraulic fracturing is a mainstream technology for unconventional oil and gas reservoirs development all over the world. How to use this technology to achieve high-level oil and gas resource extraction and how to form complex fracture networks as hydrocarbon transportation channels in tight reservoirs, which depends to a large extent on the interaction between hydraulic and pre-existing cracks. For hydraulic fracturing of fractured reservoirs, the impact of natural fractures, perforation direction, stress disturbances, faults and other influencing factors will produce a mixed I&II mode hydraulic fracture. To forecast whether hydraulic fractures cross pre-existing fractures, according to elastic mechanics and fracture mechanics, a stress state of cracks under the combination of tensile(I) and shear(II) is presented. A simple mixed-mode I&II hydraulic fracture's crossing judgment criterion is established, and the propagation of hydraulic fractures after encountering natural fractures is analyzed. The results show that for a given approaching angle there exists a certain range of stress ratio when crossing occurs. Under high approaching angle and large stress ratio, it is likely that hydraulic cracks will go directly through pre-existing cracks. The reinitiated angle is always controlled within the range of approximately 30°among the main direction of penetration.

关键词： Crack propagation criterion Stress ratio Approaching angle Reinitiated angle Mechanical model

Fracturing timing of Jurassic reservoirs in the Dibei-Tuziluoke gas field,Kuqa foreland basin:Evidence from petrography,fluid inclusions,and clumped isotopes

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Energy Geoscience 2024年第2期5卷 129-140页

作者： Guoding Yu Wenfang Yuan Kelai Xi Yin Liu Shuai Wang Zhenping Xu Jing Yuan Lu Zhou Keyu Liu Key Laboratory of Deep oil and Gas China University of PetroleumQingdaoShandong266580China Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and development Tarim Oil FieldCNPCKorla841000China

Determining the timing of fracturing is crucial for understanding reservoir evolution and hydrocarbon accumulation in foreland *** fracturing data from cores,borehole images,and outcrops,combined with the clumped isotope(D47)and fluid inclusion analyses of carbonate minerals filled in pores and fractures,this study ascertained the fracturing timing of the Jurassic reservoirs in the Dibei-Tuziluoke Gas field,Kuqa Foreland *** from outcrops and borehole images show two dominant fracture sets in the study area:W-E and NE-SW striking *** W-E striking fractures are carbonate-filled,while NE-SW striking fractures lack mineral *** veins,not easy to be identified in borehole images,are prevalent in *** petrographic analysis reveals that these bitumen veins formed before the calcite cementation in pores and display high viscosity and low *** temperatures(T_(h))from primary fluid inclusion assemblages in two representative calcite vein samples were notably lower than T△_(47) values from corresponding *** suggests the △_(47) signature underwent alteration due to partial reordering during ***,△_(47)-derived temperatures(apparent temperatures)may not faithfully represent the mineral precipitation *** plotting these apparent temperatures *** burial history,only the possible latest ages of fracturing *** ages were further refined by considering petroleum charging,tectonic evolution,and stress ***-filled fractures likely resulted from the Late Cretaceous uplift,marking the migration of low-maturity hydrocarbons in the study ***-filled E-W striking fractures emerged during the late Miocene(~13e6.5 Ma)alongside fold ***-striking fractures that crosscut W-E ones possibly formed recently due to stress reorientation.

关键词： Fracture Borehole imaging Bitumen vein Clumped isotope Fracturing timing

Facies-controlled prediction of dolomite reservoirs in the Middle Permian Qixia Formation in Shuangyushi,northwestern Sichuan Basin

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Energy Geoscience 2024年第2期5卷 21-30页

作者： Chao Zheng Benjian Zhang Rongrong Li Hong Yin Yufeng Wang Xin Hu Xiao Chen Ran Liu Qi Zeng Zhiyun Sun Rui Zhang Xingyu Zhang Weidong Yin Kun Zhang Exploration and development Research Institute PetroChina Southwest Oil&Gas Field CompanyChengduSichuan610500China Northwest Sichuan Gas Branch PetroChina Southwest Oil&Gas Field CompanyJiangyouSichuan621709China PetroChina Southwest oil&Gas field Company ChengduSichuan610500China School of Geosciences and Technology Southwest Petroleum UniversityChengduSichuan610500China

The Middle Permian Qixia Formation in the Shuangyushi area,northwestern Sichuan Basin,develops shoal-facies dolomite *** pinpoint promising reservoirs in the Qixia Formation,deep thin shoal-facies dolomite reservoirs were predicted using the techniques of pre-stack Kirchhoff-Q compensation for absorption,inverse Q filtering,low-to high-frequency compensation,forward modeling,and facies-controlled seismic meme *** results are obtained in six ***,the dolomite reservoirs mainly exist in the middle and lower parts of the second member of Qixia Formation(Qi2 Member),which coincide with the zones shoal cores are ***,the forward modeling shows that the trough energy at the top and bottom of shoal core increases with increasing shoal-core thickness,and weak peak reflections are associated in the middle of shoal ***,five types of seismic waveform are identified through waveform analysis of seismic ***-I and Type-II waveforms correspond to promising facies(shoal core microfacies).Fourth,vertically,two packages of thin dolomite reservoirs turn up in the sedimentary cycle of intraplatform shoal in the Qi2 Member,and the lower package is superior to the upper package in dolomite thickness,scale and lateral ***,in plane,significantly controlled by sedimentary facies,dolomite reservoirs laterally distribute with consistent thickness in shoal cores at topographical highs and extend toward the ***,the promising prospects are the zones with thick dolomite reservoirs and superimposition of horstegraben structural traps.

关键词： Reservoir prediction Seismic facies Shoal-facies dolomite Qixia formation Shuangyushi Sichuan basin

Effect of fracture fluid flowback on shale microfractures using CT scanning

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Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering 2024年第2期16卷 426-436页

作者： Jiale He Zhihong Zhao Yiran Geng Yuping Chen Jianchun Guo Cong Lu Shouyi Wang Xueliang Han Jun Zhang State Key Laboratory of oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation Southwest Petroleum UniversityChengdu610500China Key Laboratory of Thermo-Fluid Science and Engineering of Ministry of Education School of Energy and Power EngineeringXi’an Jiaotong UniversityXi’an710049China Drilling Test Engineering department of Longdong oil and Gas development Company Changqing OilfieldPetroChina Company LimitedQingyang745000China Tight oil and Gas Exploration and development Project department PetroChina Southwest Oil and Gas Field CompanyChengdu610056China No.11 oil Production Plant Changqing Oilfield CompanyPetroChina Company LimitedQingyang745000China

The field data of shale fracturing demonstrate that the flowback performance of fracturing fluid is different from that of conventional reservoirs,where the flowback rate of shale fracturing fluid is lower than that of conventional *** the early stage of flowback,there is no single-phase flow of the liquid phase in shale,but rather a gas-water two-phase flow,such that the single-phase flow model for tight oil and gas reservoirs is not *** this study,pores and microfractures are extracted based on the experimental results of computed tomography(CT)scanning,and a spatial model of microfractures is ***,the influence of rough microfracture surfaces on the flow is corrected using the modified cubic law,which was modified by introducing the average deviation of the microfracture height as a roughness factor to consider the influence of microfracture surface *** flow in the fracture network is simulated using the modified cubic law and the lattice Boltzmann method(LBM).The results obtained demonstrate that most of the fracturing fluid is retained in the shale microfractures,which explains the low fracturing fluid flowback rate in shale hydraulic fracturing.

关键词： Shale Flowback of fracturing fluid Microfracture Lattice Boltzmann method(LBM)

Application status and research progress of CO2 fracturing fluid in petroleum engineering: A brief review

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Petroleum 2024年第1期10卷 1-10页

作者： Jinzhou Zhao Tong Wu Wanfen Pu Du Daijun Qingyuan Chen Bowen Chen Jintao Li Yitao Huang State Key Laboratory of oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation Southwest Petroleum University Shale Gas Research Institute of PetroChina Southwest oil & Gas field Company

This paper comprehensively reviews the application and research progress of CO2fracturing fluids in China, highlights the existing issues and puts forward suggestions for future development. Three types of fracturing fluid systems containing CO2, namely, CO2dry fracturing fluid, CO2energized fracturing fluid,and CO2foam fracturing fluid, are categorized based on the mass ratio and process difference between CO2, water, and treatment agents. field applications in China reveal several problem to be resolved:（1）The application scope of CO2fracturing fluids is restricted to depleted reservoirs, re-fracturing of old wells, and medium-deep reservoirs with low formation pressure coefficients;（2） different types of CO2fracturing fluids require different processes and ground supporting equipment;（3） optimization of CO2compatibility, functionality, temperature and salt tolerance, as well as the cost of treatment agents is necessitated;（4） existing CO2fracturing fluid system fail to perform well with low friction, low filtration,and high sand-carrying capacity.（5） there lacks a targeted industry standard for evaluation of performance of CO2fracturing fluid system and treatment agents. Therefore, in order to meet the goals of CCUS-EOR, CCUS-EGR, or integration of fracturing, displacement and burial by CO2, efforts should be made in the aspects that followed, including in-depth investigation of the mechanism of CO2fracturing fluids, the adaptability and compatibility between existing equipment, different CO2fracturing fluid systems and processes, and construction of treatment agents, low-density proppants and highperformance systems of recyclability and industrial-grade. In addition, optimization of CO2fracturing fluid system based fracturing design is also crucial taking such related factors such as overall reservoir geological conditions, petrophysical properties, CO2transportation, and well site layout into consideration.

关键词： Reservoir reconstruction CO 2 fracturing fluid Fracturing fluid system Fracturing displacement burial integration

Experimental analysis of matrix moveable oil saturation in tight sandstone reservoirs of the south Ordos Basin,China

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Energy Geoscience 2024年第1期5卷 184-195页

作者： Ting Xu Jun Pu Xuejie Qin YiWei Science and Technology development department Petroleum Exploration&Production Research InstituteSINOPECBeijing100083China Center Research department of North China Petroleum Exploration&Production Research Institute SINOPECBeijing100083China oil field development department Petroleum Exploration&Production Research InstituteSINOPECBeijing100083China

Tight oil reservoirs in the south Ordos Basin are characterized by fractured,heterogeneous oil-bearing strata(an oil saturation of less than 55%on average),normal pressure(0.8±)and extra-low permeability(less than 0.3 mD).In the Chang 8 tight sandstone reservoir in Honghe oilfield,micro-and nanopores,especially those with a pore-throat radius of less than 1 mm,account for more than 90%.Fluid flow in the matrix is non-linear and crude oil flow rates are very low under normal pressure *** improved understanding of oil mobility in a tight matrix is key to further development of normalpressure tight-oil resources in the continental *** this study,constant-velocity and high-pressure mercury injection experiments were conducted using samples of typical tight sandstone cores obtained from the south of Ordos Basin.A new method for reconstructing the full-scale pore-throat distribution characteristics of tight sandstone reservoirs was established successfully,based on which multistage centrifugal tests,tests of low-pressure differential displacement of oil by water,and nuclear magnetic resonance tests were conducted in order to obtain the distribution characteristics of moveable fluid in different *** moveable oil saturation(MOS)and degree of oil recovery(*** of accumulative oil production to producing geologic reserves)of the core samples under different differential pressures for displacement were *** for the tight oil reservoirs in the south Ordos Basin,the moveable fluids are mainly stored in sub-micron(0.10-0.5 mm)*** Type I reservoirs(k>0.1 mD),the volume percentage of moveable fluid in pores with a radius larger than 0.5 mm is relatively high(greater than 40%).The degree of oil recovery of water flooding serves as the basis for forecasting recoverable reserves for tight oil *** reserves under water flooding,mainly occur in pores with a radius greater than 0.5 *** contribution of Type I reserves to oil pro

关键词： Tight reservoir Pore-throat structure Moveable fluid volume Moveable oil saturation(MOS) Waterflooding oil recovery South Ordos basin

Experimental study on wax deposition of highly paraffinic oil in intermittent gas-oil flow in pipelines

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Petroleum Science 2024年第3期21卷 2080-2088页

作者： Chuan-Shuo Wang Qian-Li Ma Xiao-Fang Lv Jie Zhang Yang Liu Shi-Dong Zhou Jiangsu Key Laboratory of oil and Gas Storage and Transportation Technology Changzhou UniversityChangzhou213164JiangsuPR China Hade oil and Gas development department Tarim Oilfield BranchKorla841000XinjiangPR China

oil-gas two phase wax deposition is a fairly common and open-ended question in flow assurance of multiphase transportation *** paper investigated the two main aspects of oil-gas two phase wax deposition layer:apparent thickness and crystal structure characteristics.A typical highly paraffinic oil in Bohai Sea,China,was used as the experimental material to investigate the wax deposition thickness in oil-gas two phase under the influence of different oil temperatures,superficial gas/liquid phase velocities and gas-oil ratios by using multiphase flow loop experimental *** as in the classical theory of wax molecular diffusion,it showed that wax deposition thickness of oil-gas two phase increased with increasing oil *** of the impact of different superficial phase velocities found that the actual liquid flow heat transfer and shear stripping was the gas phase dominant mechanisms determining wax deposit *** addition,the crystal structure of the wax deposition layer was characterized with the help of small-angle X-ray scattering(SAXS)for different circumferential positions,flow rates and gas-oil *** bottom deposition layer had a complex crystal structure and high hardness,which were subject to change over flow rate ***,the SAXS results provided evidence that the indirect effect of the actual liquid velocity modified by the gas phase was the main *** study of the effect of gas phase on the wax deposition of oil-gas two phase will help shed light onto the mechanism by which this important process *** findings address a very urgent need in the field of wax deposition of highly paraffinic oil to understand the flow security of oilgas two phase that occurs easily in multiphase field pipelines.

关键词： oil-gas two phase Highly paraffinic oil Wax deposition SAXS

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Sedimentary characteristics and lithofacies paleogeography of the Cambrian in Sichuan basin, Southwest China

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Petroleum 2024年第2期10卷 224-242页

作者： Lin Xie Xuefei Yang Yanhong Zhang Yan Xu Deming Zeng Ruifeng Tang Yao Du Xingzhi Wang State Key Laboratory of oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation Southwest Petroleum University School of Geoscience and Technology Southwest Petroleum University Schlumberger China S.A. Research Institute of Exploration and development PetroChina Southwest Oil & Gas Field Company

Cambrian in Sichuan basin developed thick black shale, varies carbonate and clastic rock, which deposited in different sedimentary environment. Sichuan basin in the upper Yangtze platform contained a record of environment during the Cambrian. Detail facies analyses of Cambrian enable us to discuss the sedimentary environment and palaeogeographic setting. Sedimentation commenced in the Early Cambrian with the deposition of shelf facies(Qiongzhusi Formation and Canglangpu Formation). At this stage, thick shale and clastic rock deposited in Sichuan basin. At the end of the Early Cambrian, a carbonate platform developed in upper Yangtze platform, and Sichuan basin was located in restricted platform(Longwangmiao Formation). In the Middle Cambrian, tidal flat and restricted platform developed in Sichuan basin(Douposi Formation), because of continuous regression. During the Late Cambrian,Sichuan basin was located in carbonate platform again(Xixiangchi Formation). There are three types of sedimentary system in the Cambrian of Sichuan basin: clastic sedimentary system, clastics-carbonate mixed sedimentary system and carbonate sedimentary system. Vertically, the basin shows the evolutionary character of clastic-carbonate sedimentary systems. The three sedimentary systems correspond to three “transgression-regression” cycles of the Cambrian. The transgression in the initial period of the Early Cambrian led to the formation of clastic sedimentary system in the Qiongzhusi Formation of Lower Cambrian. The transgression in the later period of the Early Cambrian led to the formation of clasticcarbonate mixed sedimentary system in the Middle-Lower Cambrian. The transgression in the initial period of the Late Cambrian led to the formation of carbonate sedimentary system in the Xixiangchi Formation of Upper Cambrian. With the end of Late Sinian continental rifting ended, Sichuan basin entered a stable evolutionary stage of the craton basin, while the paleo-land developed in the north

关键词： Sichuan basin Cambrian Sedimentary characteristics Lithofacies paleogeography