白豹281区长6,3油层组储层评价-reservoir evaluation of chang 6,3 oil layer formation in 281 district of bai bao.docxVIP

成都理工大学硕士学位论文The study found that the Oil layer in Chang 63 is divided into three small layers from bottom to top: Chang 633, Chang632, Chang631 small layer. Chang 63 oil layer is the lake slump turbidite fan deposits in delta front, whose sedimentary subfacies is majpr middle fan and outer fan, the sedimentary microfacies is major braided channel.The sand body in the study area is more development. In horizontal, the connectivity of the Chang 632 and Chang 633 small layer sand body is better. In vertical, the study area develops several sand bodies, which is overlapped and reflects the slump overlay in many times. In plane, the whole sand body distribute from NE to SW. And the sand thickness and distribution patterns are controlled by sedimentary facies. But the reservoir physical property is totally poor. The average value of the porosity is10.72%, the average value of the permeability is 0.288×10-3um2, and the averagevalue of the oil saturation is 42%. So the author believes that the reservoir physical property is low porosity, extremely low porosity and super low permeability. The aeolotropism of reservoir is serious. The srength order of the aeolotropism is Chang631, Chang632, Chang633. On the basis of sedimentary microfacies, reservoir physical property and the plan distribution of the sand body, the author establishes the criterion of the reservoir classification. And then the reservoir in the study area isdivided into four types: type Ⅰ and type Ⅱ have more better infiltrating fluidcapability of the reservoir, type III is less better, type IV is non-reservoir. And then the author overall evaluates the Chang 63.The type Ⅰ is most important in the study area, which distributes alongnortheast to southwest. The type Ⅰ distributes around the Bai240-Bai453-Bai254 area. The space is large and the contiguous nature is good. And the reservoir physicalproperty is good and oil saturation is high. The storage capability and infiltrating fl