煤炭工程 ›› 2014, Vol. 46 ›› Issue (8): 102-105.doi: 10.11799/ce201408032

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多段压裂水平井压后评价方法对比研究

王飞   

  1. 中国石油大学(北京)
  • 收稿日期:2014-03-09 修回日期:2014-04-27 出版日期:2014-08-11 发布日期:2014-08-10
  • 通讯作者: 王飞 E-mail:wangfei@cup.edu.cn

Comparative Study on Post-treatment Evaluation Methods of Multi-stage Hydraulically Fractured Horizontal Wells

  • Received:2014-03-09 Revised:2014-04-27 Online:2014-08-11 Published:2014-08-10

摘要:

裂缝几何参数和压后储层特性是评价压裂施工效果、预测单井产能及采收率的重要指标。为了获得压后裂缝半长、导流能力、储层渗透率等关键参数,对微地震成像、施工净压力拟合与生产动态分析三种压后评价方法进行了研究,并通过对苏里格致密气田一口多段压裂水平井的实例分析,验证了三种方法的有效性和局限性。研究结果表明:三种方法均有各自的局限,对实际压裂资料进行综合解释可以减少因依赖某一种评价方法而产生的误差。就共同评价参数“缝长”而言,微地震成像的评价结果往往偏离实际值且过大;施工净压力拟合的评价结果因没有考虑停泵后的裂缝闭合与生产过程中的裂缝失效问题,也偏大于实际值;生产动态分析的评价结果值最小且最准确。

关键词: 多段压裂水平井, 压后评价, 微地震监测, 净压力拟合, 生产动态分析

Abstract:

Fracture geometry and reservoir property are important indices to the evaluation of fracturing efficiency and the prediction of single-well productivity and recovery. In order to obtain key parameters such as fracture half-length, conductivity and formation permeability, three post-treatment evaluation methods, i.e.micro seismic imaging, net pressure matching and transient production analysis, were investigated with a field case of a multi-stage fractured horizontal well in Sulige field. The field case study verified the validity and limitation of the three methods. It proved that the three methods have their own limitations, and the post-treatment measurements obtained with microseismic monitoring, execution data and daily production need to be integrated effectively that could avoid ambiguity. The fracture half-length achieved from micro seismic often deviates from the actual value and is too large; The net pressure matching result gives a greater fracture half-length than the actual value without considering fracture closure and effectiveness effects; The result of the production data analysis gives a minimum value of fracture half-length, which is the most accurate.

Key words: multi-stage hydraulically fractured horizontal well, post-treatment evaluation, micro-sesmic surveillance, net-pressure match, production performance analysis