Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai Sea

Most multilayer sandstone reservoirs in the Bohai Sea have already entered the middle or high water cut production stage with large amounts of remaining oil being scattered distributed. Therefore, there is an urgent need to find a suitable countermeasure to reduce water cut and increase oil recovery...

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Main Authors: Gaocheng Feng, Yuhui Zhou, Weiying Yao, Lingtong Liu, Zhao Feng, Yanjun Yi, Yi Feng
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Language:English
Published: Wiley 2021-01-01
Series:Geofluids
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2021/6671098
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author Gaocheng Feng
Yuhui Zhou
Weiying Yao
Lingtong Liu
Zhao Feng
Yanjun Yi
Yi Feng
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Yuhui Zhou
Weiying Yao
Lingtong Liu
Zhao Feng
Yanjun Yi
Yi Feng
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description Most multilayer sandstone reservoirs in the Bohai Sea have already entered the middle or high water cut production stage with large amounts of remaining oil being scattered distributed. Therefore, there is an urgent need to find a suitable countermeasure to reduce water cut and increase oil recovery. In this study, taking the narrow-channel reservoirs in the M oilfield as an example, we qualitatively described the sand body scale and the contact relationships between different sand bodies, in addition to carefully analyzing the material base and remaining oil distribution characteristics. Accordingly, we proposed a countermeasure based on the injection-production structural adjustment to reduce water cut and increase oil recovery from high water cut, narrow-channel reservoirs. Herein, three optimization strategies were developed based on the proposed development mode: a seepage field optimization strategy was developed based on the quantified injection-production index; a well pattern optimization strategy for narrow-channel reservoirs was developed to overcome the production energy refueling problem; an injection-production measure optimization strategy was developed to tap the different types of remaining oil. Additionally, the well pattern optimization and injection-production optimization strategies were integrated to optimize and adjust the seepage field system. The findings reported herein this paper help understand the development of similar offshore oilfields with a high water cut.
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spelling doaj-art-179cf94615cd4947af97fa16692da7ad2025-02-03T05:49:51ZengWileyGeofluids1468-81151468-81232021-01-01202110.1155/2021/66710986671098Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai SeaGaocheng Feng0Yuhui Zhou1Weiying Yao2Lingtong Liu3Zhao Feng4Yanjun Yi5Yi Feng6CNOOC EnerTech-Drilling & Production Co., Tianjin, Tanggu 300452, ChinaYangtze University, Wuhan, Hubei, 430100, ChinaCNOOC EnerTech-Drilling & Production Co., Tianjin, Tanggu 300452, ChinaCNOOC EnerTech-Drilling & Production Co., Tianjin, Tanggu 300452, ChinaCNOOC EnerTech-Drilling & Production Co., Tianjin, Tanggu 300452, ChinaCNOOC EnerTech-Drilling & Production Co., Tianjin, Tanggu 300452, ChinaCNOOC EnerTech-Drilling & Production Co., Tianjin, Tanggu 300452, ChinaMost multilayer sandstone reservoirs in the Bohai Sea have already entered the middle or high water cut production stage with large amounts of remaining oil being scattered distributed. Therefore, there is an urgent need to find a suitable countermeasure to reduce water cut and increase oil recovery. In this study, taking the narrow-channel reservoirs in the M oilfield as an example, we qualitatively described the sand body scale and the contact relationships between different sand bodies, in addition to carefully analyzing the material base and remaining oil distribution characteristics. Accordingly, we proposed a countermeasure based on the injection-production structural adjustment to reduce water cut and increase oil recovery from high water cut, narrow-channel reservoirs. Herein, three optimization strategies were developed based on the proposed development mode: a seepage field optimization strategy was developed based on the quantified injection-production index; a well pattern optimization strategy for narrow-channel reservoirs was developed to overcome the production energy refueling problem; an injection-production measure optimization strategy was developed to tap the different types of remaining oil. Additionally, the well pattern optimization and injection-production optimization strategies were integrated to optimize and adjust the seepage field system. The findings reported herein this paper help understand the development of similar offshore oilfields with a high water cut.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2021/6671098
spellingShingle Gaocheng Feng
Yuhui Zhou
Weiying Yao
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Zhao Feng
Yanjun Yi
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Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai Sea
Geofluids
title Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai Sea
title_full Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai Sea
title_fullStr Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai Sea
title_full_unstemmed Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai Sea
title_short Countermeasures to Decrease Water Cut and Increase Oil Recovery from High Water Cut, Narrow-Channel Reservoirs in Bohai Sea
title_sort countermeasures to decrease water cut and increase oil recovery from high water cut narrow channel reservoirs in bohai sea
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2021/6671098
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