Tong Kaijun, Cheng Qi, Nie Lingling, et al. Evaluation of effectiveness of metamorphosed basement buried hill reservoirs[J]. 2015, 36(5): 780-787.DOI: 10.11743/ogg20150509.
Evaluation of effectiveness of crystalline basement buried hill reservoirs has long been a difficult geological problem.In this paper
JZ25-1S metamorphosed basement buried hill in Bohai Bay Basin is taken as an example.First
fracture characteristic parameters are studied by using various data such as core
thin section
well logging
production test and experimental analysis.Then
the effectiveness of fractures and matrix in the buried hill reservoirs are evaluated based on the analysis of both dynamic data and static data.The research results show that fractures are highly developed in JZ25-1S and their effectiveness is high.The most effective fractures are open oblique fractures which are formed in later period
followed by the half-filled and full-filled vertical fractures
and the worst fractures are the filled horizontal fractures which are formed in early period.With the characteristics of rock physics
PLT and core centrifuge test
the lower limits of physical properties in buried hill reservoirs are determined.By using static imbibition experiment
it is possible to quantitatively evaluate the development potential of Matrix system.Capillary force is the main driving force for drainage process in matrix blocks.And the main factors influencing drainage process are the distribution and growth level of micro-fractures.