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DOI10.1306/04301917390
A method to evaluate pore structures of fractured tight sandstone reservoirs using borehole electrical image logging
Xiao L.; Xiao L.; Xiao L.; Li J.; Li J.; Li J.; Mao Z.; Mao Z.; Mao Z.; Yu H.
发表日期2020
ISSN0149-1423
起始页码205
结束页码226
卷号104期号:1
英文摘要Fractures are important in improving tight sandstone pore connectivity and fluid flow capacity. However, the contribution of fractures to pore connectivity and fluid flow capability cannot be quantified using current methods. The objective of this study was to develop a method to quantitatively characterize reservoir improvement as a result of fractures. This method was proposed based on the experimental results of 37 core samples recovered from the Upper Triassic Chang 8 tight sandstone in the Jiyuan area of the Ordos Basin, China. The morphological features of the porosity spectra, themercury injection capillary pressure curves, and the porethroat radius distributions were analyzed. Accordingly, a method was proposed to construct pseudocapillary pressure (Pc) curves from the porosity spectra to characterize the pore structure of fractured reservoirs and to establish corresponding models based on the classified power function method. In addition, a model was developed to predict fracture formation permeability based on the Swanson parameter. The proposed method and models were applied in field applications, and the estimated results agreed well with the core and drill-stem testing data. Fractured formations contained good pore structure, high permeability, and oil production rata. The relative errors between the model-predicted pore structure evaluation parameters, permeability from Pc curves, and corederived results are all within-30.0%. With the integrated study of reservoir pore structure with permeability, the effective Upper Triassic Chang 8 fractured tight sandstone reservoirs with development potential were successfully identified. © 2019 The American Association of Petroleum Geologists. All rights reserved.
关键词Flow of fluidsFractureOil well loggingPetroleum industryPore structurePorositySandstoneTight gasWell loggingWell testingCapillary pressure curvesDevelopment potentialFormation permeabilityFractured formationsMorphological featuresReservoir improvementStructure evaluationsTight sandstone reservoirsPetroleum reservoir engineeringborehole geophysicscapillary pressureconnectivityelectrical propertyfluid flowfracturelogging (geophysics)pore spacereservoirsandstonetesting methodTriassicChinaHenanJiyuanOrdos Basin
语种英语
来源机构AAPG Bulletin
文献类型期刊论文
条目标识符http://gcip.llas.ac.cn/handle/2XKMVOVA/131686
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Xiao L.,Xiao L.,Xiao L.,et al. A method to evaluate pore structures of fractured tight sandstone reservoirs using borehole electrical image logging[J]. AAPG Bulletin,2020,104(1).
APA Xiao L..,Xiao L..,Xiao L..,Li J..,Li J..,...&Yu H..(2020).A method to evaluate pore structures of fractured tight sandstone reservoirs using borehole electrical image logging.,104(1).
MLA Xiao L.,et al."A method to evaluate pore structures of fractured tight sandstone reservoirs using borehole electrical image logging".104.1(2020).
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