Abstract

Using seepage experiments and theoretical methods, the effects of injection fluid viscosity and injection speed on the change of working viscosity of salt-resistant polymers in porous media with different permeability are studied. And developed a working viscosity prediction model. The results show that as the permeability and viscosity of the injection fluid increase, the working viscosity of the salt-resistant polymer in the porous medium increases; as the injection speed increases, the polymer exhibits viscoelasticity, and the working viscosity decreases first and then increases; under the same conditions, the working viscosity of the salt-resistant polymer is higher than that of the ordinary polymer; in the gray correlation analysis, the correlation coefficient of the injection fluid viscosity and working viscosity is 0.958, the permeability is 0.954, and the injection speed is 0.709; a multivariate statistical regression method is used to give a prediction model for the working viscosity of salt-resistant polymers. The average deviation between the predicted value and the actual calculated value is only 4.40%.

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