FANG Yujia, YANG Erlong, YIN Daiyin. Study on utilization ratio of remaining oil in fractured low permeability reservoirs at different water cut stages[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2019, (4): 12-18.
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FANG Yujia, YANG Erlong, YIN Daiyin. Study on utilization ratio of remaining oil in fractured low permeability reservoirs at different water cut stages[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2019, (4): 12-18. DOI: 10.13809/j.cnki.cn32-1825/te.2019.04.003.
Study on utilization ratio of remaining oil in fractured low permeability reservoirs at different water cut stages
In order to explore the effect of fractures on oil displacement in low permeability reservoirs
the oil displacement effect of fractured reservoirs in different water cut stages was studied by a series experiments on glass model micro-oil displacement
micro core dissection and natural core oil displacement
and then the utilization status of various remaining oil under the action of fractures was obtained. The results showed that the saturation of cluster residual oil decreased with the increase of water cut
while the saturation of film
blind end
droplet and column residual oil increased. The residual oil saturation of
the fractured models were higher than that of the non-fractured ones
the displacement fluid was channeling in the fractures
and the swept volume was reduced. When the model permeability increased
the cluster residual oil saturation increased
but the other types of residual saturation decreased. The distribution and variation rules of residual oil in micro core dissection experiments were generally consistent with that of the photolithographic glass model
thus proving the reliability of the photolithographic glass model. Seen from the core water flooding experiment
the water flooding law curve of low permeability core was an “S” curve. Water breaks through earlier in the fractured cores than that in the non-fracture ones. And the larger the permeability ratio of fracture to matrix(