Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for estimating the resistivity of a mixed liquid of formation water by using data of a target block inspection well.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a method for estimating the resistivity of mixed liquid by using inspection well data is beneficial to the inspection well data and the establishment of a relation model of the resistivity of the mixed liquid and the water production rate.
Preferably, the well data includes core analysis assay data, water analysis assay data, production dynamics data and logging data.
Preferably, the method for estimating the mixed liquor resistivity by using the inspection well data comprises the following steps:
for the condition that the water analysis test data is not less than 3 layers and the corresponding water production rate data exists, converting the water analysis test data into mixed liquor resistivity data, and statistically establishing a relation model of the mixed liquor resistivity and the water production rate by using the water production rate data and the mixed liquor resistivity data of the inspection well;
for the condition that the water analysis test data without a single layer or the water analysis test data is unreliable, calculating to obtain the resistivity of the mixed liquid according to an Archie formula and the water production rate data of the inspection well according to the closed coring rock core analysis test data and the logging data of the inspection well, and then statistically establishing a relation model of the resistivity of the mixed liquid and the water production rate;
and for the condition that the water yield is not high and the water analysis test data or the water analysis test data of a single layer is not reliable, estimating the water yield from the core analysis test data according to the relative permeability curve, calculating the resistivity of the mixed liquid by applying an Archie formula according to the core analysis test data and the logging data of closed coring, and statistically establishing a relation model of the resistivity of the mixed liquid and the water yield.
Preferably, the core analysis assay data includes porosity and saturation.
Preferably, the water analysis assay data includes formation water mineralization.
Preferably, the production dynamics data includes water production rate.
Preferably, the well log data comprises acoustic moveout and resistivity.
Preferably, the formula for converting the water analysis assay data into mixed liquor resistivity data is:
RWZ=(1+(300000/(CW) (1/1.05)))/(1.8*T+39) (1)
wherein R isWZIs the resistivity of the mixed liquid; cWIs the degree of mineralization; t is the formation temperature in deg.C.
Preferably, the formula for calculating the resistivity of the mixed liquor by applying the Archie formula is as follows:
RWZ=SW n*Φm*RT/a*b (2)
in the formula, phi is the porosity of the rock core; sWIs the saturation; rTIs the resistivity;
a. b, m and n are determined by applying a rock-electricity experiment.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
according to the occupation conditions of 4 data such as core analysis and test data, water analysis and test data, production dynamics and logging data of the inspection well, the water production rate and the mineralization degree/resistivity of the mixed liquor are respectively obtained by combining other auxiliary experimental measurements or theories, a relation model of the water production rate and the resistivity of the mixed liquor is statistically established, and finally the purpose of estimating the resistivity of the mixed liquor by using the inspection well data is achieved.
Detailed Description
In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions of the present invention are further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
As shown in FIG. 1, a method for estimating the resistivity of mixed liquor by using inspection well data is beneficial to the inspection well data and the establishment of a relation model of the resistivity of mixed liquor and the water production rate.
Preferably, the well data includes core analysis assay data, water analysis assay data, production dynamics data and logging data.
Preferably, a method of estimating a mixture resistivity using well data, comprising:
for the condition that the water analysis test data is not less than 3 layers and the corresponding water production rate data exists, converting the water analysis test data into mixed liquor resistivity data, and statistically establishing a relation model of the mixed liquor resistivity and the water production rate by using the water production rate data and the mixed liquor resistivity data of the inspection well;
for the condition that the water analysis test data without a single layer or the water analysis test data is unreliable, calculating to obtain the resistivity of the mixed liquid according to an Archie formula and the water production rate data of the inspection well according to the closed coring rock core analysis test data and the logging data of the inspection well, and then statistically establishing a relation model of the resistivity of the mixed liquid and the water production rate;
and for the condition that the water yield is not high and the water analysis test data or the water analysis test data of a single layer is not reliable, estimating the water yield from the core analysis test data according to the relative permeability curve, calculating the resistivity of the mixed liquid by applying an Archie formula according to the core analysis test data and the logging data of closed coring, and statistically establishing a relation model of the resistivity of the mixed liquid and the water yield.
Preferably, the core analysis assay data includes porosity and saturation.
Preferably, the water analysis assay data includes formation water mineralization.
Preferably, the production dynamics data includes water production rate.
Preferably, the well log data comprises acoustic moveout and resistivity.
Preferably, the formula for converting the water analysis assay data into mixed liquor resistivity data is:
RWZ=(1+(300000/(CW) (1/1.05)))/(1.8*T+39) (1)
wherein R isWZIs the resistivity of the mixed liquid; cWIs the degree of mineralization; t is the formation temperature in deg.C.
Preferably, the formula for calculating the resistivity of the mixed liquor by applying the Archie formula is as follows:
RWZ=SW n*Φm*RT/a*b (2)
in the formula, phi is the porosity of the rock core; sWIs the saturation; rTIs the resistivity;
a. b, m and n are determined by applying a rock-electricity experiment.
Preferably, for the case that the water analysis test data including no less than 3 layers and corresponding water production rate data exist, the method for estimating the resistivity of the mixed liquor by using the manhole data is as follows:
s11, collecting water analysis test data (degree of mineralization C) of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) of the inspection wellW) Conversion to mixed liquor resistivity RWZApplying the formula as
RWZ=(1+(300000/(CW) (1/1.05)))/(1.8*T+39) (1)
Wherein T is the formation temperature, DEG C;
s12, mixing the water production rate data of the inspection wells of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) with the calculated resistivity data R of the mixed liquid of the layers (not less than 3 layers)WZAnd statistically establishing a statistical relationship model of the resistivity and the water production rate of the mixed liquid.
Preferably, for the case that the water analysis test data without single layer or the water analysis test data is not reliable, the method for estimating the mixed liquor resistivity by using the inspection well data is as follows:
s21, extracting logging resistivity values R of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) of the inspection wellT;
S22, extracting the core porosity phi and the saturation S of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) of the inspection wellW(ii) a Because the water production rate is obtained by taking the layer as a unit during production, the average values of the porosity and the saturation of the test are analyzed by using the core of the perforation opening layer.
S23, calculating the resistivity R of a plurality of single-layer (not less than 3 layers) mixed liquid according to an Archie formulaWZ,
RWZ=SW n*Φm*RT/a*b
In the formula, a, b, m and n are determined by a rock-electricity experiment;
s24, mixing the water production rate data of the inspection wells of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) with the calculated resistivity data R of the mixed liquid of the layers (not less than 3 layers)WZAnd statistically establishing a statistical relationship model of the resistivity and the water production rate of the mixed liquid.
Preferably, for the case of no water production rate and no single layer of water analysis test data or unreliable water analysis test data, the method for estimating the resistivity of the mixed liquor by using the inspection well data comprises the following steps:
s31, extracting the logging resistivity R of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) of the inspection wellT;
S32, extracting the core porosity phi and the saturation S of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) of the inspection wellW. For obtaining water production rate in units of interval during production, core analysis and testing using perforated open intervalsPorosity, average of saturation.
S33, calculating the resistivity R of a plurality of single-layer (not less than 3 layers) mixed liquid according to an Archie formulaWZ;
RWZ=SW n*Φm*RT/a*b
In the formula, a, b, m and n are determined by a rock-electricity experiment;
s34, obtaining a statistical relationship between the water yield and the water saturation based on the relative permeability curve;
and S35, estimating the water yield of each single layer according to the closed coring saturation of each single well of the inspection well.
S36, mixing the water production rate data of the inspection wells of a plurality of layers (not less than 3 layers) with the calculated resistivity data R of the mixed liquid of the layers (not less than 3 layers)WZAnd statistically establishing a statistical relationship model of the resistivity and the water production rate of the mixed liquid.
In order to verify the applicability of the method, the technology and features of the present invention are specifically described in detail below by taking KL oilfield T-zone as an example, but the examples are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
Example 1: KL oilfield T layer
The implementation process is described in detail as follows:
for the case that the water analysis test data including no less than 3 layers and corresponding water production rate data exist, the method for estimating the resistivity of the mixed liquor by using the inspection well data is specifically as shown in a scheme 1:
1) converting the mineralization degree of the stratum mixed liquor in the collected single-layer water analysis assay data of the inspection well into the resistivity of the stratum mixed liquor under the condition of stratum temperature, wherein the resistivity is shown in table 1;
2) establishing a model R of the collected single-layer water production rate and the resistivity of the stratum mixed liquidWZ=0.6183*FW+0.2567;R2=0.7968。
TABLE 1 statistical table for collecting water yield per layer and analysis and assay data of water per layer
The application effect is as follows:
table 2 compares the results of applying protocol 1 to calculate the resistivity of the mixed liquor with the resistivity of the water analysis assay.
TABLE 2 comparison of the results of the applied model calculation for the well to be evaluated with the water analysis assay data
The results show that: the error is not more than 9% by comparing the calculation result of the model with the water analysis test result, and the effect is good.
For the case that the water analysis test data without single layer or the water analysis test data is not reliable, the method for estimating the resistivity of the mixed liquid by using the inspection well data is specifically as the scheme 2:
1) extracting resistivity value R of single-layer stratumT。
2) Saturation S of water in coring data of inspection wellWAnd porosity data Φ and extracted formation resistivity RTSubstituting the data into Archie formula (knowing geological parameters a-0.8212, b-1.0306, m-1.8334 and n-1.9113 in the region), calculating the resistivity R of the stratum mixed liquid of the single layerWZAs shown in table 3.
TABLE 3 calculation of R using Archie's formulaWZ
3) Establishing a model of the collected single-layer water production rate and the resistivity of the stratum mixed liquid obtained by calculation
RWZ=0.6181*FW+0.2568;R2=0.7978。
Table 4 compares the calculated mixed liquor resistivity with the resistivity of the water analysis assay using protocol 2.
The application effect is as follows:
TABLE 4 comparison of the results of the applied model calculation for the well to be evaluated with the water analysis assay data
The results show that: the error is not more than 9% by comparing the calculation result of the model with the water analysis test result, and the effect is good.
For the case of no water production rate and no single layer of water analysis assay data or unreliable water analysis assay data, the method for estimating the resistivity of the mixed liquor by using the inspection well data is specifically as in scheme 3:
1) and extracting a single-layer formation resistivity value RT.
2) Saturation S of water in coring data of inspection wellWAnd porosity data Φ and extracted formation resistivity RTSubstituting the data into Archie formula (knowing geological parameters a-0.8212, b-1.0306, m-1.8334 and n-1.9113 in the region), calculating the resistivity R of the stratum mixed liquid of the single layerWZAs shown in table 5.
TABLE 5 calculation of R using Archie's formulaWZStatistical table
3) Establishing a model of water production rate and water saturation according to the relative permeability experimental data of the inspection well, as shown in figure 2:
Fw=-4.3915*Sw 2+5.5042*Sw-0.72395;R2=0.96。
in the formula, the water yield in the relative permeability data is calculated by adopting the following formula:
FW=1/(1+(μw/μo)*(Ko/Kw))
in the formula, K0Effective permeability of the oil; kWIs waterAn effective permeability; mu.swIs the viscosity of water; mu.soIs the viscosity of the oil.
4) The single layer water production was estimated using the closed core water saturation based on the water production and water saturation models described above (table 6).
TABLE 6 estimation of single layer water yield results based on saturation versus water yield relationship
Number of well
|
Layer number
|
Starting depth/m
|
End depth/m
|
T/℃
|
SW |
FW |
Inspection shaft 1
|
Layer 1
|
1257.5
|
1259.5
|
51
|
0.336
|
0.630
|
Inspection shaft 1
|
Layer 2
|
1263
|
1265
|
51
|
0.374
|
0.719
|
Inspection shaft 2
|
Layer 1
|
1268.5
|
1271
|
51
|
0.3
|
0.533
|
Inspection shaft 3
|
Layer 1
|
1253.5
|
1256
|
51
|
0.153
|
0.014
|
Inspection shaft 3
|
Layer 2
|
1264
|
1268
|
51
|
0.15
|
0.003
|
Inspection shaft 3
|
Layer 3
|
1270.5
|
1271.5
|
51
|
0.201
|
0.206
|
Inspection shaft 4
|
Layer 1
|
1230
|
1233.5
|
51
|
0.428
|
0.828
|
Inspection shaft 4
|
Layer 2
|
1237
|
1240
|
51
|
0.358
|
0.683 |
5) Establishing a model of the resistivity of the stratum mixed liquor obtained by calculating the estimated single-layer water yield and water analysis and assay data;
RWZ=0.6181*FW+0.2568;R2=0.7978。
the application effect is as follows:
table 7 compares the results of applying protocol 3 to calculate the resistivity of the mixed liquor with the resistivity of the water analysis assay.
TABLE 7 comparison of the results of the applied model calculation for the well to be evaluated with the water analysis and assay data
The results show that: the error is not more than 10% by comparing the calculation result of the model with the water analysis test result, and the effect is good.
It should be emphasized that the embodiments described herein are illustrative rather than restrictive, and thus the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described in the detailed description, but also includes other embodiments that can be derived from the technical solutions of the present invention by those skilled in the art.