FIELD: mining.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to a method for investigating a well cut during drilling and can be used to quickly isolate reservoirs and determine their hydrodynamic parameters. Method of investigating the well section during drilling involves periodically stopping the deepening of the well, turning off the circulation of flushing fluid, moving the drilling tool with the piston well at different speeds of the first and second lifting and lowering tools. At that after the first lifting of the tool at the maximum speed, the well is filled with a flushing fluid from the measuring tank until it is completely filled and from the difference in measured volumes of the raised instrument and the flushing fluid to the well determine the amount of formation fluid entering the well, depending on which determine the mode of the well – depression or repression. Further well swabbing is performed depending on the established mode: either in the depression mode with the subsequent second lifting of the tool, after the corresponding descent at a lower speed, or in the repression mode with the well swabbing during the descent of the tool, with the first descent of the tool at a higher speed. After each descent of the instrument, the volume of absorbed washing fluid is determined from the difference between the measured volumes of the deflated tool and the flushing fluid displaced from the well, while the hydrodynamic parameters of the selected reservoir, in particular the reservoir pressure, is determined taking into account the established regime, with depression: Pd=((ωn-υn2)tn1Pn1-(ωn-υn1)tn2-Pn2)/((ωn-υn2)tn1-(ωn-υn1)tn2) (2), where Pd – reservoir pressure on depression; tn1 and tn2 – time, respectively, of the first and second lifting tool for depression; Pn1 and Pn2 – bottom hole pressure, respectively, during the first and second lifting of the tool for depression; υn1 and υn2 – the volume of the flushing fluid from the measuring tank into the well until it is completely filled, respectively, after the first and second lifting of the tool for depression; ωn – the volume of the raised tool from the well when it is full; repression: Pp=((ωc-υc2)tc1Pc1-(ωc-υc1)tc2-Pc2)/((ωc-υc2)tc1-(ωc-υc1)tc2) (3), where Pp – reservoir pressure on repression; tc1 and tc2 – time, respectively, of the first and second descent of the instrument to repression; Pc1 and Pc2 – bottom hole pressure, respectively, during the first and second descent of the instrument for repression; υc1 and υc2 – the volume of fluid displaced from the well into the measuring capacity, respectively, after the first and second descent of the instrument for repression; ωc – the volume of the deflated tool into the well when it is full.
EFFECT: technical result of the invention is to increase the reliability of the allocation and assessment of reservoirs.
1 cl, 4 dwg
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Dates
2019-04-16—Published
2018-05-17—Filed