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An improved coupled flow-geomechanical model for cyclic steam stimulation
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作者 YADALI JAMALOEI Benyamin 《Petroleum Exploration and Development》 SCIE 2023年第5期1206-1214,共9页
Considering the pore deformation and permeability changes during dilation-recompaction in cyclic steam stimulation(CSS),an existing geomechanical model is improved and thermo-mechanically coupled with the flow equatio... Considering the pore deformation and permeability changes during dilation-recompaction in cyclic steam stimulation(CSS),an existing geomechanical model is improved and thermo-mechanically coupled with the flow equations to form a coupled flow-geomechanical model.The impacts of dilation-recompaction parameters can be quantified through sensitivity analysis and uncertainty assessment utilizing the synergy between Latin hypercube designs and response surface methodology.The improved coupled flow-geomechanical model allows a more reasonable history-matching of steam injection pressure and volume and oil/water production volume.In both the linear and quadratic models,the rise in recompaction pressure has the most significant effect on the rise in the volumes of steam injection and water production,both rock compressibility and recompaction pressure are positively correlated with steam injectivity and oil/water production,and the dilation pressure is negatively correlated with steam injectivity and oil/water production.In the linear model,dilation pressure has the most significant negative impact on the cumulative oil production,and compressibility and recompaction pressure are positively correlated with oil production.In the quadratic model,the rise in recompaction pressure has the most significant effect on the rise in the cumulative volumes of oil/water production and steam injection.The interactions between the dilation/recompaction pressures and spongy-rock compressibility negatively affect the cumulative volumes of oil/water production and steam injection. 展开更多
关键词 heavy oil production cyclic steam stimulation flow-geomechanical model spongy-rock approach dilation-recompaction history matching
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Interpretation of Temperature Profiles during Soak Periods in Steam-stimulated Wells 被引量:2
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作者 Liu Huiqing Zhang Hongling Wang Peixi 《Petroleum Science》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2007年第4期74-79,共6页
To address the problems existing in testing steam injection profiles in a steam-stimulated well during steam injection and production periods, this paper proposes that the temperature profile in the completion interva... To address the problems existing in testing steam injection profiles in a steam-stimulated well during steam injection and production periods, this paper proposes that the temperature profile in the completion interval could be tested during the soak period. A mathematical model for calculating the vertical distribution of temperature in a single layer reservoir is established based on the temperature characteristics of steam stimulated reservoirs, and the vertical distribution of temperature in a single layer reservoir could be obtained and heat loss could be calculated. The temperature, which is disturbed by thermal conduction in a multilayer reservoir, and heat loss could be derived based on the superposition principle of temperature potential. This paper establishes a multilayer testing temperature profile interpretation method and interprets the actual test temperature profile of Well Gao 3-7-66. The results indicate that the temperature profile in the soak period can reflect the thermal absorption conditions in various reservoir beds. 展开更多
关键词 steam stimulation production logging composite reservoir PROFILE mathematical model
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