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Research on the Match Between Lateral Accretion Shale Bedding
of Point Bar and Flood Pattern

Liu Wei1,2, Ding Yajun3, Song Zhicong4, Luo Shuiliang5   

  1. 1. Postdoctoral Scientific Research Workstation of Shengli Oilfield,SINOPEC,Dongying,Shandong 257002,China
    2. Dongxin Oil Recovery Plant,Shengli Oilfield Company,SINOPEC,Dongying,Shandong 257061,China
    3. Research Institute of Exploration and Development,Dagang Oilfield Company,PetroChina,Tanggu,Tianjin 300280,China
    4. Research Institute of Zhanjiang Branch,CNOOC Energy Technology & Services Co. Ltd.,Zhanjiang,Guangdong 524057,China
    5. School of Geosciences,Yangtze University,Wuhan,Hubei 430100,China
  • Online:2014-04-01 Published:2014-04-01

Abstract:

Based on the reservoir architecture model of Gangdong Oilfield,the matching between lateral accretion shale bedding
of point bar and flood pattern is analyzed. The effects of different well networks on the development efforts are studied
respectively,including vertical well,horizontal well and sidetracking horizontal well. The results show that,a better development
effect can be obtained with a low ratio of injection-production wells and the line of wells vertical to lateral accretion
shale bedding when row pattern is utilized for exploitation. In horizontal wells development,when the horizontal section is
perpendicular to incident lateral accretion shale bedding,remarkable effects can be achieved. The horizontal section should
be keep away from injection wells when sidetracking horizontal wells were drilled out for potential tapping. In this study,
remarkable potential tapping results were achieved when the horizontal section was three lateral accretion shale bedding away
from injection wells,and horizontal section crossing with lateral accretion shale bedding at a 45-degree angle. The results of
study are applied to completion of injection-production pattern horizontal wells and sidetracking horizontal wells with the good
effect of oil increment.

Key words: internal architecture, point bar, lateral accretion shale bedding, flood pattern, matching