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X区块低渗油藏CO2混相驱影响因素分析

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为研究X区块低渗油藏注CO2混相驱的影响因素,通过开展室内实验分析注入气CO2与地层流体的最小混相压力,分析接触时间、渗透率、非均质性、杂质气体对CO2混相驱油的影响,为X区块低渗油藏注CO2提供理论依据.实验主要得到以下结论:通过细管实验测定得到该区块的最小混相压力为17 MPa.接触时间、渗透率和杂质气体会影响CO2混相驱的效果,CO2与地层流体的接触时间越长,CO2与地层原油的混相效果越好.低渗油藏中CO2混相驱的效果优于中高渗油藏.非均质性对混相的影响较小.CO2混相压力随N2及CH4的摩尔分数的增大而升高,随C2及C4摩尔分数的增加而降低,注入气CO2的纯度应该在95%以上,以上分析为目标区块后续注CO2混相驱油提供了理论依据.
Influencing Factors of CO2 Miscible Flooding in Low Permeability Reservoirs in Block X
In order to study the influencing factors of CO2 miscible flooding in low-permeability res-ervoirs in Block X,this paper conducts laboratory experiments to analyze the minimum miscible pressure of injected gas CO2 and formation fluid,and analyzes the contact time,permeability,heter-ogeneity,and impurity gas on CO2.The influence of miscible flooding provides a theoretical basis for CO2 injection in low-permeability reservoirs in Block X.The main conclusion of the experiment are as follows:the minimum miscible pressure of this block is 17 MPa determined by the thin tube ex-periment.The contact time,permeability and impurity gas will affect the effect of CO2 miscible flooding.The longer the contact time of CO2 and formation fluid is,the better the miscibility effect of CO2 and formation crude oil becomes.The effect of CO2 miscible flooding in low permeability reser-voirs is better than that in medium and high permeability reservoirs.Heterogeneity has less effect on miscibility.The CO2 miscible pressure increases with the increase of the mole fraction of N2 and CH4,and decreases with the increase of the mole fraction of C2 and C4.The purity of the injected gas CO2 should be above 95%.The above analysis provides a theoretical basis for subsequent CO2 injection miscible flooding in the target block.

CO2miscible floodinginfluencing factorsminimum miscible pressure

郭红强、杜敏、夏晨丹、黄宝杰、王嘉歌

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陕西延长油田股份有限公司 勘探开发技术研究中心,陕西 延安 716000

CO2 混相驱 影响因素 最小混相压力

延长油田股份有限公司自主科技项目

ycsy2022xjs-C-03

2024

承德石油高等专科学校学报
承德石油高等专科学校

承德石油高等专科学校学报

影响因子:0.365
ISSN:1008-9446
年,卷(期):2024.26(4)