Abstract
Development Zone A is a heterogeneous oil field with continental river-delta deposits. The channel sand body is small in scale and is dominated by straight distributary channel sand body. This type of sand body development scale is small, the drilling rate is low, generally only 17.71%, the plane shows a strong heterogeneity, the well pattern control degree is low, the sand body prediction accuracy under the current well pattern condition is low, generally only about 70%. Due to the small scale of sand body development and the development of faults, the contradiction of imperfect injection-production relationship of single sand body is prominent. In 2016, the expansion Wells of Development Zone A were put into operation successively. Based on the re-understanding of the geology of the new drilling area, the adjustment potential of development Zone A was studied, the injection-production relationship of single sand body was clarified, and the adjustment potential was implemented in combination with the results of multidisciplinary reservoir research, so as to achieve the purpose of improving the water drive control degree of the block and improving the injectionproduction relationship of sand body. After careful analysis, it was preliminatively determined that 19 Wells adjusted for injection and production system were reinjected (6 Wells were reinjected after filling holes). Internal supplementary Wells 19; One oil well was regenerated into a water well, and one water injection well was restored. A total of 41 Wells.
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