A Classified and Quantitative Characterization Method for Microfractures in Fractured Tight Reservoirs
A technique for quantitative characterization of tight reservoirs, applied in the field of oil and gas resource exploration, can solve problems such as pores or fractures, deviation of test results, and inability to simply apply, and achieve the effect of enriching the evaluation system, easy operation, and strong practicability
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[0048] The present invention takes the tight reservoir in the Liuhe Basin as an example, and describes the specific implementation plan and application effect in combination with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation modes.
[0049] Step 1: Observation of micro-crack development characteristics;
[0050] Through ordinary thin section and field emission scanning electron microscope, the fracture morphology, development characteristics and distribution rules were observed under the microscope.
[0051] The reservoir of Well Liucan 1 in the Liuhe Basin is relatively tight, and the overall pores are not developed, and calcite intercrystalline pores can be seen under the microscope (see figure 1 a), clay mineral intergranular pores (see figure 1 b) and the dissolution pores formed by the weak dissolution of feldspar (see figure 1 c), but the pores are mainly developed in the dense shallow layer with a buried depth of less than 1000m (see figure 1 ); micro-fractur...
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