XIAO Dianshi, LU Shuangfang, FANG Dazhi, et al. Pore connectivity of marine high-maturity shale gas reservoirs: A case study in Longmaxi formation, Pengshui area[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2019, 9(5): 45-53.
DOI:
XIAO Dianshi, LU Shuangfang, FANG Dazhi, et al. Pore connectivity of marine high-maturity shale gas reservoirs: A case study in Longmaxi formation, Pengshui area[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2019, 9(5): 45-53. DOI: 10.13809/j.cnki.cn32-1825/te.2019.05.006.
Pore connectivity of marine high-maturity shale gas reservoirs: A case study in Longmaxi formation, Pengshui area
Micro-pore connectivity affects the seepage and production of shale gas
but there are less research on shale connectivity currently. Taking the Wufeng-Longmaxi formation shale gas reservoir in Pengshui area as an example
the connected pore assemblages of shale gas reservoirs were classified
and then the pore-throat connections of different types of shales were discussed based on a variety of experimental methods. Four types of connected pore assemblages were classified in shale
that is
organic pore interconnection
organic pore-micro-fracture interconnection
organic pore-clay pore interconnection
and clay pore-intergranular pore interconnection. Organic-rich shale
mainly composed of interconnected organic pore assembl
ages
conforms to the short-conduit pore-throat assemblage model with the minimum pore-throat ratio. While medium-low organic shale
mainly composed of interconnected organic pore-clay pore assemblages
is a composite model of short-conduit and tree-shaped pore with the relatively large pore-throat ratio. When the ratio of
TOC
/clay mineral content decreases
the tree-shaped pore-throat ratio increases and the pore-throat ratio decreases. The combination of small pore throat ratio and high content organic pore interconnection is conducive to reducing water lock damage caused by fracturing fluid retention.