Abstract

SHA1 is the representative reservoir in Liao He Basin. Through the introduction of curvature displayed on the gray scale, we determine the substructure and fractures. Geostatistical inversion method is used to help study the porosity of reservoir. The relationship between interval transit times and resistivity among mudstone and sandstone, before and after water injection, is analyzed. The relationship between porosity and permeability and the relationship between porosity and impedance from core analysis were studied. Through the whole information above, we divide the microfacies of SHA1 reservoir to distributary channel, mouth bar, the leading edge thin sand, and prodelta mud. The water injections in different microfacies are studied. The distributary channel should be used by large distant injection wells or smaller injection pressure injection. The smaller distant injection wells or large injection pressure should be used in the mouth bar. The arrangement of well injection need consider the different sedimentary microfacies.

Highlights

  • The reservoir position of SHA1 is located in southern section of the western slope of west Liao He sag basin

  • We find the resistivity becomes low after water injection and interval transit times changed little

  • Through the whole information above, we divide the microfacies of SHA1 reservoir to distributary channel, mouth bar, the leading edge thin sand, and prodelta mud (Figure 10)

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Introduction

The reservoir position of SHA1 is located in southern section of the western slope of west Liao He sag basin. Fault and fracture play pivotal roles on the accumulation and migration of oil and gas and the direction of water injection. This block develops the fan-delta front subfacies, with thick superimposing sand body and wide distribution area. Water injection and development have been closely linked with the underground geological factors; the studies between microfacies and water injection are never stopped. It becomes a major feature of the study [4]. The heterogeneity directly affects the direction and velocity of water injection

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