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The invention discloses a method for evaluating the single-well exploitation and production-raising potential in a gas reservoir development mode, which comprises the following steps: directly acquiring parameters such as average daily gas production rate of a certain single well, original formation pressure, accumulated production time of each single well in a test area and the like from a production field; calculating to obtain the bottom hole flowing pressure of each production stage by using an empirical formula through the oil pressure data of the well head, fitting to obtain a bottom hole flowing pressure data straight line graph, and further solving the current formation pressure; and (5) establishing an evaluation index limit, and evaluating the production-raising potential of the test well. According to the method, scientific production improvement evaluation indexes are added, and factors such as stratum and production dynamics are comprehensively considered, so that a quantitative and scientific guidance method for how to improve the productivity of the gas reservoir is provided. By means of a quantitative and scientific judging method, the stable production capacity of each single well in a certain gas reservoir block which is put into development can be evaluated, the production capacity of the whole gas reservoir can be further evaluated, and quantitative judging basis is provided for efficient development of the gas reservoir.

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Method for evaluating single-well exploitation yield-increasing potential in gas reservoir development mode
Technical Field
The invention relates to a method for evaluating the yield-increasing potential of single-well exploitation in a gas reservoir development mode, and belongs to the technical field of petroleum exploration and development.
Background
Compared with coal and petroleum, natural gas has the characteristics of high combustion efficiency and low pollution, and is the most realistic clean energy in the 21 st century. At present, the proportion of natural gas resources in world energy consumption structures is getting larger and larger, the world oil and natural gas industry has entered the age of large-scale natural gas development, and the efficient development of natural gas resources has become a necessary trend and a necessary route for the development of world oil and natural gas. The natural gas resource potential of China is large, the distribution range is wide, and the natural gas resource exploration in the places such as Ordos basins, Tarim basins, Songliao basins, Sichuan basins and south sea producing areas has important breakthrough. Wherein, the unconventional natural gas resources of the Sichuan basin are most abundant, five oil and gas areas of Chongqing, Shunan, northwest Sichuan, Chuanzhong and northeast Sichuan in Chongqing areas are all buried, and the geological reserves of the natural gas are found by accumulating 172251 multiplied by 10 at present8m3. Wherein, only the three-level reserves (proven reserves, predicted reserves and controlled reserves) of the Yuan-Ba gas field are 1.1 billion cubic meters (11000 multiplied by 10)8m3)。
At present, natural gas reservoirs discovered in China mainly comprise various unconventional natural gas reservoirs such as low-permeability tight sandstone gas reservoirs, carbonate gas reservoirs, volcanic gas reservoirs, shale gas reservoirs and the like. Most unconventional natural gas reservoirs in China generally have the structural characteristics of weak bottom water or no bottom water, and all the gas reservoirs adopt a failure development mode to exploit natural gas. The effective evaluation of the yield stabilizing potential of each gas well of the gas reservoir is an important basis for development and adjustment of the gas reservoir, is an important guarantee for continuous yield stabilization of the gas reservoir, and is the basis for efficient development of the gas reservoir. At present, the gas well yield increasing potential under a gas reservoir failure type development mode is evaluated mainly by qualitatively analyzing the stable yield capacity of a gas well according to a gas well production dynamic curve, and the method is strong in experience and poor in reliability, and cannot realize quantitative judgment of the gas well yield increasing capacity. Therefore, a quantitative evaluation method for the gas well production potential under the gas reservoir failure type development mode is established, and the method is of great importance for providing technical support for efficient development of the gas reservoir.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention mainly overcomes the defects in the prior art and provides a method for evaluating the yield-increasing potential of single-well exploitation in a gas reservoir development mode.
The technical scheme provided by the invention for solving the technical problems is as follows: a single well exploitation yield-increasing potential evaluation method in a gas reservoir development mode comprises the following steps:
s10, acquiring field production data of a target gas reservoir single well and gas reservoir stratum physical property parameters;
step S20, acquiring wellhead flow pressure p of each exploitation stage of the gas well according to the field production datatfAverage daily yield qg
Step S30, according to the wellhead flow pressure ptfCalculating the bottom hole flow pressure p of each exploitation stage of the gas wellwf
Step S40, the bottom hole flow pressure p of each exploitation stage of the gas well obtained by the calculationwfFitting a bottom hole flowing pressure straight line graph by using a least square method;
step S50, then making an average pressure straight line parallel to the bottom hole flowing pressure straight line through the pressure point of the original stratum in the bottom hole flowing pressure straight line graph, and obtaining the bottom hole flowing pressure pwfAverage formation pressure of each production stage of corresponding gas well
Figure BDA0002326341320000021
Step S60, according to the bottom hole flow pressure pwfAnd corresponding average formation pressure pRCalculating the ratio delta p of the production pressure difference to the average formation pressurep/pR
Step S70, finally according to the average daily output qgAnd the ratio of the differential production pressure to the average formation pressure Δ pp/pREvaluating the production potential of the gas well;
when Δ pp/pR≤15%,qgIf the yield is less than 10, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be strong;
when 15% < Δ pp/pR≤30%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be stronger;
when 15% < Δ pp/pR≤30%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be stronger;
when 30% < Δ pp/pR≤50%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated as general;
when 30% < Δ pp/pR≤50%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, evaluating the yield-increasing potential as deviation;
when Δ pp/pR>50%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be poor;
when Δ pp/pR>50%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be poor.
The further technical solution is that the calculation formula in step S30 is as follows:
Figure BDA0002326341320000031
Figure BDA0002326341320000032
Figure BDA0002326341320000033
Figure BDA0002326341320000034
in the formula: p is a radical ofwfIs bottom hole flowing pressure; p is a radical oftfThe wellhead flowing pressure is adopted; q. q.sgAverage daily output; s is a correlation coefficient; f is; t is the gas reservoir temperature; z is a compression factor; gamma raygIs the relative density of the gas; h is the gas reservoir buried depth; reIs the friction coefficient of proportionality; d is the inner diameter of the trachea; epsilon is a deviation coefficient; mu.sgIs the gas viscosity.
The further technical solution is that the calculation formula of step S50 is as follows:
Figure BDA0002326341320000035
in the formula: p is a radical ofwfIs bottom hole flowing pressure; Δ ppTo produce a pressure differential; p is a radical ofRIs the average formation pressure.
The invention has the following beneficial effects: the method increases scientific production improvement evaluation indexes, and after factors such as stratum and production dynamics are comprehensively considered, a quantitative and scientific guidance method is provided for how to improve the productivity of the gas reservoir. By means of a quantitative and scientific judging method, the stable production capacity of each single well in a certain gas reservoir block which is put into development can be evaluated, the production capacity of the whole gas reservoir can be further evaluated, and quantitative judging basis is provided for efficient development of the gas reservoir.
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FIG. 1 is a bottom hole flow pressure line graph of an X1 well in an example;
FIG. 2 is a pie chart of wells X1-X24 in the example;
FIG. 3 is a graph of gas well productivity potential evaluation.
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The present invention will be further described with reference to the following examples and the accompanying drawings.
The invention discloses a method for evaluating the single-well exploitation and production-raising potential in a gas reservoir development mode, which comprises the following steps of:
(1) acquiring on-site production data of a target gas reservoir single well, and collecting original formation pressure p of the gas reservoir from a production siteiAverage daily production q of each single well of gas reservoirg
(2) Obtaining a plurality of wellhead flow pressures p according to field production datatf
(3) According to the wellhead flow pressure ptfCalculating a corresponding plurality of bottom hole flow pressures pwfThe calculation formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002326341320000041
Figure BDA0002326341320000042
Figure BDA0002326341320000043
Figure BDA0002326341320000044
in the formula: p is a radical ofwfIs bottom hole flowing pressure; p is a radical oftfThe wellhead flowing pressure is adopted; q. q.sgAverage daily output; s is a correlation coefficient; f is; t is the gas reservoir temperature; z is a compression factor; gamma raygIs the relative density of the gas; h is the gas reservoir buried depth; reIs the friction coefficient of proportionality; d is the inner diameter of the trachea; epsilon is a deviation coefficient; mu.sgIs the gas viscosity;
(4) fitting the plurality of bottom hole flowing pressures into a bottom hole flowing pressure straight line graph by using a least square method and Matlab software;
(5) then, an average pressure straight line parallel to the bottom hole flowing pressure straight line is made through the original stratum pressure point in the bottom hole flowing pressure straight line graph, and the bottom hole flowing pressure p is obtainedwfAverage formation pressure of each production stage of corresponding gas well
Figure BDA0002326341320000051
(6) According to the wellUnderflow pressure pwfAnd corresponding average formation pressure pRCalculating the ratio delta p of the production pressure difference to the average formation pressurep/pR
Figure BDA0002326341320000052
In the formula: p is a radical ofwfIs bottom hole flowing pressure; Δ ppTo produce a pressure differential; p is a radical ofRIs the average formation pressure;
(7) finally according to the average daily output qgAnd the ratio of the differential production pressure to the average formation pressure Δ pp/pREvaluating the production potential of the gas well;
when Δ pp/pR≤15%,qgIf the yield is less than 10, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be strong;
when 15% < Δ pp/pR≤30%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be stronger;
when 15% < Δ pp/pR≤30%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be stronger;
when 30% < Δ pp/pR≤50%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated as general;
when 30% < Δ pp/pR≤50%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, evaluating the yield-increasing potential as deviation;
when Δ pp/pR>50%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be poor;
when Δ pp/pR>50%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be poor.
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Production data for target gas reservoir single well number X1-X24 are shown in Table 1:
TABLE 1
Figure BDA0002326341320000053
Figure BDA0002326341320000061
Evaluating X1-X24 respectively by adopting the data and the method, wherein a group of data is described;
the results are shown in table 2:
TABLE 2
Figure BDA0002326341320000071
Figure BDA0002326341320000081
Counting the total number of wells contained by different production potential aiming at 24 total wells of the researched block according to the evaluation result, and drawing a pie chart (shown in figure 2); different improvement opinions are then provided for gas wells of different production capacities. For gas wells with strong production-raising potential and strong production-raising potential, the stable production of the existing working system of the gas wells is continuously kept; aiming at a gas well with general production potential, the production pressure difference is increased properly so as to be beneficial to improving the later-period productivity of the gas well; for gas wells with poor production potential and poor production improvement potential, the production pressure difference is recommended to be enlarged, so that the production is carried out with relatively large yield, and the capacity is favorably improved in the later production process of the gas wells.
Although the present invention has been described with reference to the above embodiments, it should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and those skilled in the art can make various changes and modifications without departing from the scope of the present invention.

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1. A single well exploitation yield-increasing potential evaluation method in a gas reservoir development mode is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s10, acquiring field production data of a target gas reservoir single well and gas reservoir stratum physical property parameters;
step S20, acquiring wellhead flow pressure p of each exploitation stage of the gas well according to the field production datatfAverage daily yield qg
Step S30, according to the wellhead flow pressure ptfCalculating the bottom hole flow pressure p of each exploitation stage of the gas wellwf
Step S40, the bottom hole flow pressure p of each exploitation stage of the gas well obtained by the calculationwfFitting a bottom hole flowing pressure straight line graph by using a least square method;
step S50, then making an average pressure straight line parallel to the bottom hole flowing pressure straight line through the pressure point of the original stratum in the bottom hole flowing pressure straight line graph, and obtaining the bottom hole flowing pressure pwfAverage formation pressure of each production stage of corresponding gas well
Figure FDA0002326341310000011
Step S60, according to the bottom hole flow pressure pwfAnd corresponding average formation pressure pRCalculating the ratio delta p of the production pressure difference to the average formation pressurep/pR
Step S70, finally according to the average daily output qgAnd the ratio of the differential production pressure to the average formation pressure Δ pp/pREvaluating the production potential of the gas well;
when Δ pp/pR≤15%,qgIf the yield is less than 10, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be strong;
when 15% < Δ pp/pR≤30%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be stronger;
when 15% < Δ pp/pR≤30%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be stronger;
when 30% < Δ pp/pR≤50%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated as general;
when 30% < Δ pp/pR≤50%,qgWhen the number is less than 5, thenThe potential yield was evaluated as bias;
when Δ pp/pR>50%,qgWhen the yield is more than or equal to 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be poor;
when Δ pp/pR>50%,qgIf the yield is less than 5, the yield-increasing potential is evaluated to be poor.
2. The method for evaluating the production potential of single well exploitation under the gas reservoir development mode according to claim 1, wherein the calculation formula in the step S30 is as follows:
Figure FDA0002326341310000021
Figure FDA0002326341310000022
Figure FDA0002326341310000023
Figure FDA0002326341310000024
in the formula: p is a radical ofwfIs bottom hole flowing pressure; p is a radical oftfThe wellhead flowing pressure is adopted; q. q.sgAverage daily output; s is a correlation coefficient; f is; t is the gas reservoir temperature; z is a compression factor; gamma raygIs the relative density of the gas; h is the gas reservoir buried depth; reIs the friction coefficient of proportionality; d is the inner diameter of the trachea; epsilon is a deviation coefficient; mu.sgIs the gas viscosity.
3. The method for evaluating the production potential of single well exploitation under the gas reservoir development mode according to claim 1, wherein the calculation formula of the step S50 is as follows:
Figure FDA0002326341310000025
in the formula: p is a radical ofwfIs bottom hole flowing pressure; Δ ppTo produce a pressure differential; p is a radical ofRIs the average formation pressure.
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