Abstract

Most oil fields in China have entered the high water cut stage, the identification of water flooded layers is a very important task. At present, the identification of water-flooded layers usually adopts the combination of qualitative method and quantitative method to carry out the work. However, the qualitative method is difficult to be characterized by quantitative numerical values, so the work efficiency is very low; the quantitative method needs to be taken in the actual operation. The oil-water relative permeability of the reservoir, the viscosity of the oil and water, and the original oil saturation, the calculation accuracy of these parameters are inevitably large errors. This paper explores a semi-quantitative method to overcome the insufficiency of qualitative methods, the simplification of quantitative parameters, and the error of water-flooded layer identification. The analytic hierarchy process was used to identify the water-flooded layer in the Keshang Formation reservoir in the 188 well area. The water production rate, oil saturation, production index and relative permeability index were integrated into a comprehensive water-flooded layer identification index. The results show that the total water-flooded layer identification coincidence rate reaches 70%. The method of water flooded layer identification based on analytic hierarchy process is feasible.

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