Petrophysical Study on Carbonate Reservoir
Wei Fu Liu, Shuang Long Liu, Hong Ying Han
Abstract
Wei Fu Liu, Shuang Long Liu, Hong Ying Han
Abstract
In light of complex lithology and serious heterogeneity of carbonate reservoir, the paper presents a comprehensive study of petrophysical characteristics of it. By using available well log data and fuzzy mathematical method, a lithologic model for identification of carbonate reservoir is developed. According to recognized fractural types, a model for fractural porosity interpretation is established. By way of correction of small core sample using big sample, relationship between core porosity and effectively estimated well log porosity is built up, obtaining effective porosities. Using different fractural types and dual lateral log data, a model for fluid saturation explanation is set up. Furthermore, these models and measured information are used for feasibility evaluation of them, reaching higher consistency and satisfied results.
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In light of complex lithology and serious heterogeneity of carbonate reservoir, the paper presents a comprehensive study of petrophysical characteristics of it. By using available well log data and fuzzy mathematical method, a lithologic model for identification of carbonate reservoir is developed. According to recognized fractural types, a model for fractural porosity interpretation is established. By way of correction of small core sample using big sample, relationship between core porosity and effectively estimated well log porosity is built up, obtaining effective porosities. Using different fractural types and dual lateral log data, a model for fluid saturation explanation is set up. Furthermore, these models and measured information are used for feasibility evaluation of them, reaching higher consistency and satisfied results.
Key concepts: Petrophysics, Carbonate, Lithology, Geology, Porosity, Saturation (graph theory), Core sample, Consistency (knowledge bases)