Practice of potential tapping of remaining gas in channel sandstone gas reservoir under the background of mudstone interlayers development: A case study of JS22 gas layer in Xinchang Gas Filed
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Practice of potential tapping of remaining gas in channel sandstone gas reservoir under the background of mudstone interlayers development: A case study of JS22 gas layer in Xinchang Gas Filed
Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and DevelopmentVol. 12, Issue 2, Pages: 365-372(2022)
LI Hongwei, YUAN Jian, ZHAO Zhichuan, et al. Practice of potential tapping of remaining gas in channel sandstone gas reservoir under the background of mudstone interlayers development: A case study of JS22 gas layer in Xinchang Gas Filed[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2022, 12(2): 365-372.
DOI:
LI Hongwei, YUAN Jian, ZHAO Zhichuan, et al. Practice of potential tapping of remaining gas in channel sandstone gas reservoir under the background of mudstone interlayers development: A case study of JS22 gas layer in Xinchang Gas Filed[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2022, 12(2): 365-372. DOI: 10.13809/j.cnki.cn32-1825/te.2022.02.012.
Practice of potential tapping of remaining gas in channel sandstone gas reservoir under the background of mudstone interlayers development: A case study of JS22 gas layer in Xinchang Gas Filed
gas reservoir in the Xinchang Gas Field is the microfacies of distributary channel deposit in the delta front subfacies. The mudstone interlayer developed in some sandstone layers form the channel sediments twice. For some gas wells with double developed sand layers
the perforation and fracturing are carried out only in one of the two layers
while the rest may be blocked by mudstone interlayer
res
ulting in its untapped situation. However
the understanding of the distribution rule of the mudstone interlayer is unclear
and the sealing performance of interlayers hasn't been verified by precedent
limiting the development of the remaining gas in this reservoir. By the establishment of the logging curve identification standards of the interlayer
the interlayer of every single well is identified and divided
and the development scale and plane distribution rule of the interlayer are studied. And then
the old wells are used to explore the vertical sealing performance of the mudstone interlayer inside the channel sandstone. The study results show that the mudstone interlayer
with the thickness of 1~15 meters
is mainly distributed in the east of the J
S
2
2
gas reservoir
and has the characteristic of one thin-line area laying between two thick areas along the distribution direction. In the application of potential tapping of Well-A1
the production obviously increase after the perforation and sand-fracture
firstly verifying that the mudstone interlayer with the thickness of 10 meters in A1 well area has better vertical sealing performance. This achievement will provide new ideas and practical basis for the development of remaining gas in the J
S
2
2
gas reservoir
and is of great significance for improving the recovery rate of the entire gas reservoir.
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