Technology for monitoring reservoir remaining oil(油藏剩余油监测技术）.pptVIP

COR log in Sudan by CNLC High movable water Reservoir remaining oil distribution Structure map Sand thickness map Residual oil distribution Introduction C/O Ratio Spectralog Brief introduction of C/O Spectralog Basic logging principle The characteristics of downhole tool Geological conditions Borehole conditions The advantages of C/O Spectralog Interpretation method Application C/H Ratio Spectralog interpretation method CNL logging in cased hole Summary Data acquisition of monitoring reservoir remaining oil Reservoir parameters from monitoring reservoir remaining oil Contents Geological characteristics of C/H Spectralog No carbon and hydrogen elements in rock matrix Carbon and hydrogen elements in oil and gas zones Hydrogen and oxygen elements in water zones When oil saturation reached stable state in oil-gas zones，C/H ratio is unchanged whatever porosity of formation varies, C/H variation, therefore, presents oil saturation variation of formation, and has no relation to porosity of formation. G=0.55 c=3.35 d=5.32 Carbon atom numbers/cm3 (oil) Transmit index Oxygen atom numbers/cm3 (water) Oxygen atom numbers/cm3 (matrix) C/H interpretation method: 　　　　　　C/H value of water line 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Difference of C/H (oil) and C/H (water) 　　　　　　C/H log value 　　　　current So Diagram C/H Ratio -- So Introduction C/O Ratio Spectralog Brief introduction of C/O Spectralog Basic logging principle The characteristics of downhole tool Geological conditions Borehole conditions The advantages of C/O Spectralog Interpretation method Application C/H Ratio Spectralog interpretation method CNL logging in cased hole Summary Data acquisition of monitoring reservoir remaining oil Reservoir parameters from monitoring reservoir remaining oil Contents 2446 CN DOWNHOLE TOOL Running CNL logging as C/O logging Identifying hydrocarbon density? “Affixation effect” of neutron log to oil (gas)-bearing zones Porosi