A New Method to Improve Waterflood Effect Analysis in Karamay Glutenite Reservoir

He Wang; Xue Wei Liu; Chang Cheng Gai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.641-642.458

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A New Method to Improve Waterflood Effect Analysis in Karamay Glutenite Reservoir

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This paper analyzed the glutenite reservoir pore structure characteristics and percolation mechanism, according to the normalized permeability curves, combining the NMR. The 100% water production rate’s displacement volume was taken as a benchmark and with the concept of water flooding control degree a more concise empirical formula was given where the water production rate changed with the recovery degree and water flooding volume coefficient. The examples of two blocks of Karamay oilfield agreed well with the production practice, clearly defined the direction of subsequent water flooding development work.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 641-642)

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He Wang*, Xue Wei Liu, Chang Cheng Gai

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Multi-Model Structures, Normalized Relative Permeability Curve, Water Flooding Control Degree

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