Dual-medium reservoir rock water saturation calculating method based on percolation network simulation
A dual medium, percolation network technology, applied in wellbore/well components, earthwork drilling, etc., can solve the problems of poor adaptability and error of electrical logging in carbonate rocks
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[0137] It is known that a matrix-dissolved pore type carbonate gas reservoir section has a burial depth of 2100-2110m, a total porosity φ of 11.9%, a gas permeability k of 11.2mD, and a true formation resistivity R t = 16.64Ω·m. The formation water resistivity R of the well is known from the water analysis data w = 0.1 Ω·m. For regional rock electricity experiment data, see figure 2 and Figure 4 . Using the original method to fit the experimental data of rock electricity in the area: a=1.2173, m=1.658, b=1.0732, n=1.108. Calculate the water saturation of the carbonate reservoir interval.
[0138] (1) According to figure 1 A rock sample was cut into segments A, B and C as shown. The regional lithoelectric test data of this reservoir interval are as follows: figure 2 and Figure 4 shown. Since the reservoir is a natural gas reservoir, it can be assumed that the reservoir rock is hydrophilic.
[0139] (2) Refitting figure 2 The experimental data in, get figure 2...
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