Guo Ping, Li Miao. A study on the miscible conditions of CO2injection in low-permeability sandstone reservoirs[J]. 2007, 28(5): 687-692. DOI: 10.11743/ogg20070522.DOI:
This article illustrates the impacts of slim-tube experimental conditions on test results of minimum miscibility pressure(MMP).The numerical simulation results show that the MMP is smaller when the slim-tube's length is longer
diameter is smaller
displacement speed is greater
and the porosity is smaller.In addition
it discusses the influences of reservoir temperature
injected gas compositions and crude oil compositions and properties on the miscible pressure.Through comparing the condition of CO
2
miscible flooding reservoirs and fluid flow in foreign and domestic fields
it explains the reasons behind the difficult application of CO
2
miscible flooding in China's fields are high formation temperature and high oil viscosity.It is suggested that a research on technologies of reducing minimum miscibility pressure and preventing gas breakthrough be carried out to address the issue of low sweep efficiency of injected gas and to enhance oil recovery.