Research on New Mining Technology Based on Oilfield Reservoir Water Injection
Penghui Song
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Penghui Song
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Abstract During the development of oilfields, we usually study reservoir water injection and water injection well fracturing as two important measures to improve the effect of water flooding. These two technologies play a big role in oilfield development, but there are also some problems in the application process. In this paper, through the analysis of the fracturing mechanism and problems of reservoir water injection and water injection wells, the adjustment method of reservoir water injection and water well fracturing is proposed, which reduces the water injection pressure technology of high pressure water injection well and improves the oilfield development effect.
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Abstract During the development of oilfields, we usually study reservoir water injection and water injection well fracturing as two important measures to improve the effect of water flooding. These two technologies play a big role in oilfield development, but there are also some problems in the application process. In this paper, through the analysis of the fracturing mechanism and problems of reservoir water injection and water injection wells, the adjustment method of reservoir water injection and water well fracturing is proposed, which reduces the water injection pressure technology of high pressure water injection well and improves the oilfield development effect.
Key concepts: Water injection (oil production), Water flooding, Petroleum engineering, Injection well, Geology, Water cut, Produced water, Environmental science