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Single well control area splitting method based on reservoir sphysical properties and gas well productivity differences

Wang Chunpu

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The determination of the control area of a single well is the prerequisite for the evaluation of the reserves of a single well. The current calculation methods of the control area of a single well are mainly divided into: experience formula, area balancing method, and the physical model, in order to solve the different limitations of the existing single-well control area splitting method and the problem of large error in use, this paper puts forward a kind of based on gas reservoir physical property and the growth of single well productivity difference algorithm for single well control area is split, according to the results of the split combining static reservoir parameters, using volumetric method for single well and the calculation of reserves of gas reservoir evaluation, further clarify the original and the remaining gas distribution of gas reservoir, for the subsequent reasonable development of the gas reservoir and enhance oil recovery. In this paper, block S of Sulige gas field is taken as an example, and the geological reserve of block is calculated as 354.75×108m3, compared with the basic proven reserves of Block S, 364.84×108m3, the error is 2.61% and the reliability is strong

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The determination of the control area of a single well is the prerequisite for the evaluation of the reserves of a single well. The current calculation methods of the control area of a single well are mainly divided into: experience formula, area balancing method, and the physical model, in order to solve the different limitations of the existing single-well control area splitting method and the problem of large error in use, this paper puts forward a kind of based on gas reservoir physical property and the growth of single well productivity difference algorithm for single well control area is split, according to the results of the split combining static reservoir parameters, using volumetric method for single well and the calculation of reserves of gas reservoir evaluation, further clarify the original and the remaining gas distribution of gas reservoir, for the subsequent reasonable development of the gas reservoir and enhance oil recovery. In this paper, block S of Sulige gas field is taken as an example, and the geological reserve of block is calculated as 354.75×108m3, compared with the basic proven reserves of Block S, 364.84×108m3, the error is 2.61% and the reliability is strong

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The determination of the control area of a single well is the prerequisite for the evaluation of the reserves of a single well. The current calculation methods of the control area of a single well are mainly divided into: experience formula, area balancing method, and the physical model, in order to solve the different limitations of the existing single-well control area splitting method and the problem of large error in use, this paper puts forward a kind of based on gas reservoir physical property and the growth of single well productivity difference algorithm for single well control area is split, according to the results of the split combining static reservoir parameters, using volumetric method for single well and the calculation of reserves of gas reservoir evaluation, further clarify the original and the remaining gas distribution of gas reservoir, for the subsequent reasonable development of the gas reservoir and enhance oil recovery. In this paper, block S of Sulige gas field is taken as an example, and the geological reserve of block is calculated as 354.75×108m3, compared with the basic proven reserves of Block S, 364.84×108m3, the error is 2.61% and the reliability is strong

Key concepts: Control area, Block (permutation group theory), Reliability (semiconductor), Natural gas field, Fossil fuel, Productivity, Petroleum engineering, Reservoir engineering

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