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Effects of deep alkaline and acidic fluids on reservoir developed in fault belt of saline lacustrine basin 被引量:1
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作者 Lei-Lei Yang Xin-Wei Li +4 位作者 Guo Wei Yi-Dan Liu Qin-Gong Zhuo Zhi-Chao Yu Zhi-Ye Gao 《Petroleum Science》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2023年第2期776-786,共11页
Through the long development processes of reservoir sedimentation and diagenesis, acidic and alkaline fluids play key roles in controlling deep reservoir development. However, the ways in which deep fluids control and... Through the long development processes of reservoir sedimentation and diagenesis, acidic and alkaline fluids play key roles in controlling deep reservoir development. However, the ways in which deep fluids control and transform the reservoir under complex fault conditions remain unclear. In this study, a 2D model was established based on a typical sub-salt to intra-salt vertical profile in the Qaidam Basin, China. Based on measured data, multiphase flow reaction and solute transport simulation technology were used to analyze fluids flow and migration in the intra-salt and sub-salt reservoirs, determine the mineral dissolution, precipitation, and transformation in the reservoir caused by the deep fluids, and calculate the changes in reservoir porosity. Results show that deep fluid migrates preferentially along dominant channels and triggers a series of fluid–rock chemical reactions. In the first stage, a large amount of anhydrite precipitated in the fault as a result of upward migration of deep saline fluid, resulting in the formation of anhydrite veins and blockage at the base of the fault. In the second stage, organic acids caused minerals dissolution and a vertical channel was opened in previously blocked area, which promoted continuous upward migration of organic acids and the formation of secondary pores. This study clarifies the transformative effects of deep alkaline and acidic fluids on the reservoir. Moreover, the important fluid transport role of faults and their effect on reservoir development were determined. 展开更多
关键词 Saline lacustrine basin Alkaline and acidic fluids Fault-belt reservoir Mineral transformation Physical conditions
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Effect of acid fracturing fluid modifying coal microstructure stimulated by ultrasonic
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作者 Shaojie Zuo Rui Gan +6 位作者 Zhijie Wen Liang Zhang Zhizhong Jiang Fuping Zhao Chengwei Liu Kun Li Zhiyuan Xu 《International Journal of Mining Science and Technology》 2025年第2期275-293,共19页
The combination of ultrasonic and acid fracturing fluid can strengthen the modification effect on the micropore structure of the coal matrix,thereby enhancing the efficiency of the acid fracturing process.In this rese... The combination of ultrasonic and acid fracturing fluid can strengthen the modification effect on the micropore structure of the coal matrix,thereby enhancing the efficiency of the acid fracturing process.In this research,acetic acid was utilized to formulate acid fracturing fluids with varying concentrations,and the evolutionary traits of both the acid fracturing fluids and ultrasonic waves in relation to coal samples were investigated.The functional group structure,mineral composition,micropore structure and surface morphology of coal samples were characterized by FTIR,XRD,N_(2)adsorption at low temperature and SEM-EDS.The results showed that aromatics(I)and branching parameters(CH_(2)/CH_(3))were reduced by 81.58%and 88.67%,respectively,after 9%acetic acid treatment.Acetic acid can dissolve carbonates and clay minerals in coal,create new pores,and increase porosity,pore volume and pore fractal dimension.After modification by 7%acetic acid,the pore volume increased by 5.7 times.SEM observation shows that the diameter of coal surface holes increases,EDS scanning shows that the content of mineral elements in coal decreases,the connectivity of coal holes increases,and the holes expand.The findings of this research offer theoretical direction for optimizing ultrasonic-enhanced acid fracturing fluid modification. 展开更多
关键词 Acidic fracturing fluid Ultrasonic Coalbed methane Microstructure
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