Open Journal of Yangtze Oil and Gas

Volume 9, Issue 2 (April 2024)

ISSN Print: 2473-1889   ISSN Online: 2473-1900

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Baoziwan-Majiashan Area of Jiyuan Oilfield Analysis of Reservoir Characteristics and Main Control Factors in Long 4 5 Section

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DOI: 10.4236/ojogas.2024.92003    14 Downloads   58 Views  

ABSTRACT

Based on the sheet, scanning electron microscope and high pressure mercury analysis method, this paper takes Jiyuan oilfield-Ma Jia mountain district 4 5 sandstone reservoir as the research object, from the reservoir petrology, pore type and porosity, permeability, the system analyzed the reservoir characteristics and its control factors. The results show that the sandstone in the 4 5 section of Baoziwan-Majiashan area of Jiyuan oilfield is fine in size and high in filling content. The pore types were dominated by intergranular pores and dissolved pores, with a low face rate. The reservoir property is relatively poor, with mean porosity of 11.11% and mean permeability of 1.16 × 103 µm2. In the low porous, low otonic background, the development of relatively high pore hypertonic areas. Compaction and cementation should play a destructive role in reservoir properties, and dissolution should play a positive role in reservoir properties. Compaction adjusts the migration of clay minerals and miscellaneous bases in the original sediment in the study area, greatly reducing the porosity and permeability of the reservoir; the development of the cement cement, carbonate cementation and some quartz secondary compounds reduces the storage space; the dissolution effect, especially the secondary dissolution pores of the reservoir, which obviously improves the properties of the reservoir.

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Cui, Z. , Zhang, Z. and Shen, M. (2024) Baoziwan-Majiashan Area of Jiyuan Oilfield Analysis of Reservoir Characteristics and Main Control Factors in Long 4 5 Section. Open Journal of Yangtze Oil and Gas, 9, 48-64. doi: 10.4236/ojogas.2024.92003.

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