METHOD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF CLAY-COVERED CARBONATE RESERVOIR Russian patent published in 2024 - IPC E21B43/16 

Abstract RU 2826711 C1

FIELD: oil and gas industry.

SUBSTANCE: invention relates to oil and gas industry and can be used in development of oil deposit of clay-covered carbonate reservoirs. Method for development of clay-covered carbonate reservoir includes drilling of vertical production and injection wells, treatment of water with constant magnetic field, flushing of injection wells with magnetized water, process exposure, pumping of working agent into injection wells and extraction of products from production wells. Drilling is performed in one row of production wells and in two rows of injection wells, excluding location of injection wells opposite to production well. Distance between wells in rows is maintained at 250 m, and distance between rows of production and injection wells – at 350 m. Initial formation pressure Pf, perforated thickness of the formation, actual permeability of the formation and skin factor are determined. Further, reacting production wells are separated into which a composition consisting of 15% aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid, acetic acid, diethylene glycol, corrosion inhibitor “КИ-1” and water is injected at the following ratio of components, wt.%: 15% aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid – 55, acetic acid – 10, diethylene glycol – 15, corrosion inhibitor “КИ-1” – 10, water – the rest, with volume of 0.5–1 m3 per 1 m of perforated formation thickness at barocyclic action with frequency less than 0.5 Hz. At increase of formation permeability of not less than 10% of actual value and reduction of skin factor to value less than 0.07, flushing of each injection well is performed with magnetized water with volume of 35 m3/day and pressure of 1.2 Pf, which does not exceed maximum permissible injection pressure. Duration of washing is 12 days. Then process exposure is performed for 10 days. Further, pumping of working agent into each injection well is carried out with volume of 35 m3/day and pressure of 1.2 Pf, which does not exceed maximum permissible injection pressure.

EFFECT: increased oil recovery factor, prolonged water-free operation of the well.

1 cl, 1 tbl

Similar patents RU2826711C1

Title Year Author Number
METHOD FOR INCREASING OIL RECOVERY ON CARBONATE RESERVOIRS OF MIDDLE CARBONIFEROUS 2023
  • Gizdatullin Rustam Fanuzovich
  • Andaeva Ekaterina Alekseevna
RU2816618C1
METHOD FOR PROCESSING BOTTOMHOLE FORMATION ZONE 2014
  • Sergeev Vitalij Vjacheslavovich
RU2583104C1
METHOD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SUPER-VISCOUS OIL AND/OR BITUMEN DEPOSIT IN COMPACTED AND CLOGGED RESERVOIRS (VERSIONS) 2018
  • Amerkhanov Marat Inkilapovich
  • Beregovoj Anton Nikolaevich
  • Vasilev Eduard Petrovich
  • Knyazeva Natalya Alekseevna
  • Razumov Andrej Rafailovich
RU2686768C1
METHOD FOR INCREASING OIL RECOVERY OF HIGH-VISCOSITY OIL OF CARBONATE RESERVOIR 2024
  • Andaeva Ekaterina Alekseevna
  • Gizdatullin Rustam Fanuzovich
RU2824108C1
METHOD FOR INCREASE OF WELL PRODUCTIVITY 1992
  • Ivashov Valerij Ivanovich[Uz]
RU2030571C1
METHOD FOR INCREASING OIL RECOVERY OF A CARBONATE RESERVOIR OF THE BASHKIRIAN STAGE 2023
  • Andaeva Ekaterina Alekseevna
  • Gizdatullin Rustam Fanuzovich
RU2816723C1
METHOD FOR WELL BOTTOM ZONE TREATMENT 2004
  • Apasov Timergalej Kabirovich
  • Kanzafarov Fidrat Jakh'Jaevich
  • Leonov Vasilij Aleksandrovich
  • Apasov Renat Timergaleevich
RU2270913C2
METHOD FOR DEVELOPING AN OIL RESERVOIR IN CARBONATE RESERVOIRS OF BASHKIRIAN STAGE 2022
  • Andaeva Ekaterina Alekseevna
  • Gizdatullin Rustam Fanuzovich
RU2789724C1
HYDRAULIC FORMATION BREAKDOWN METHOD 1999
  • Khisamov R.S.
  • Kandaurova G.F.
  • Pravdjuk A.N.
  • Nurmukhametov R.S.
  • Galimov R.Kh.
  • Akhmedsafin K.Sh.
  • Kolesnikov V.G.
  • Khasanov Ja.Z.
RU2151864C1
METHOD FOR DEVELOPING CARBONATE RESERVOIR IN OIL FIELD 2023
  • Farkhutdinov Ildar Zufarovich
  • Andaeva Ekaterina Alekseevna
RU2811132C1

RU 2 826 711 C1

Authors

Gizdatullina Ekaterina Alekseevna

Gizdatullin Rustam Fanuzovich

Dates

2024-09-16Published

2024-04-08Filed