Wireline Log Interpretation Method of Remaining Oil Saturation in Polymer Flooding Reservoir

Ying Hua Yu; Qing Guo Zhang; Xiang Li Zhong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.295-298.3124

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Wireline Log Interpretation Method of Remaining Oil Saturation in Polymer Flooding Reservoir

Abstract:

Interpreting the remaining oil saturation in polymer flooding reservoir is very important for the oil exploration and development. Based on the original physical model of Archie formula, a kind of remaining oil saturation interpretation method for the polymer flooding reservoir is proposed, on the analysis of the variation rules of Archie parameters caused by the polymer influences in the reservoir microscopic pore structure, conductivity and wettability in this article. Theoretical analysis and actual applications show that Archie formula is still applied to calculate the remaining oil saturation for polymer flooding reservoir. This formula form is simple, easy to calculate the parameters, the interpretation accuracy can satisfy the practical development needs, and can be widely used for polymer flooding reservoir.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 295-298)

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Ying Hua Yu, Qing Guo Zhang, Xiang Li Zhong

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Archie Formula, Archie Parameters, Polymer Flooding Reservoir, Remaining Oil Saturation

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