(626h) Numerical Simulation Study of Complex Fracture Type Extra High Condensate Gas Reservoir in Bohai Sea
AIChE Annual Meeting
2020
2020 Virtual AIChE Annual Meeting
Fuels and Petrochemicals Division
Developments in Shale Gas and Natural Gas
Thursday, November 19, 2020 - 9:45am to 10:00am
This paper develops a numerical simulation flowchart for this kind of complex naturally fractured condensate gas reservoirs. First, based on logging, core and well testing data, the reservoir of BZ gas field is divided into three different types of deposits in the vertical direction: glutenite, semi-weathered zone and inner buried hill. The fluid flow among the three different types of deposits is calculated based on the equivalent fluid flow conduction between adjacent grids. Secondly, the correlation of permeability variation with stresses is established based on experimental data and implemented in the reservoir simulation based on the embedded programming module in the simulator. Thirdly, through PVTi numerical simulation, EOS is tuned based on 7 pseudo-components. Finally, a dual-porosity compositional model is established, and the numerical simulation study is carried out to optimize the development plan. The developed flowchart will be a very useful tool for modeling naturally-fractured condensate gas reservoirs.
The simulation results indicated that: 1) considering the strong stress sensitivity, gas injection can effectively increase the permeability of the reservoir and control the condensate precipitation; 2) considering the structural characteristics of the reservoir, gas injection in the high position can form top-gas drive and expand the swept volume; 3) considering the influence of fracture, injection- production line perpendicular to fracture trend can effectively delay the breakthrough of injected gas and expand the injection capacity; 4) considering the characteristics of condensate, keeping formation pressure higher than dew point pressure can minimize the loss of condensate oil; 5) considering the mechanism of gas injection displacement, slug gas injection can form pressure pulse, expand the sweep volume and improve the recovery of condensate oil. Those findings can also be used to guide the development of other gas condensate reservoirs.
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