Impact Analysis of Complex Pore Structure Parameters on Degree of Flooding Formation

Mei Ling Zhang; Jia Yu You; Yun Xin Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.543-547.4141

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Impact Analysis of Complex Pore Structure Parameters on Degree of Flooding Formation

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It can be seen from the correspondence consists of three porosity curves of reservoir and cores capillary pressure curves that, the larger pore connectivity a rock has, the higher movable fluid saturation calculation will be under natural pressure. If the restraint porosity is higher, even in the presence of fluid in the formation applied pressure, formation fluid is still harder to drive out.It can be proved by instance of well cores pressure mercury data. By establishing relationships between data of dynamic mining degree and the averagr radius of pore throat shows thatunder the same mining time, the moisture content of formations with high averagr radius of pore throat is higher than that with low valuse.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 543-547)

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Mei Ling Zhang*, Jia Yu You, Yun Xin Liu

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Complex Pore Structure, Datas of Dynamic Mining, Moisture Content, Pressure Mercury Data

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