About flooding of low-permeable formations

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Due to the depletion of hydrocarbon reserves in traditional reservoirs with good filtration and reservoir properties, there is currently increasing interest in hard-to-recover reserves, and the main difficulty in developing such reservoirs is the efficiency of reservoir pressure maintenance systems. When developing low-permeability reservoirs, various mechanisms of oil displacement during flooding can be distinguished. For reservoirs with permeability less than 1 mD, there is no need to maintain high wellhead pressure; moreover, with a large accumulated compensation, stopping the maintenance of reservoir pressure for up to six months does not lead to a drop in production, which creates the prerequisites for organizing cyclic flooding. This will solve a number of problems that arise while maintaining reservoir pressure when working in such conditions.

The facies structure of reservoirs sometimes has a decisive influence on the performance of wells and their interinfluence. The transition to the development of fields with a complex geological structure, low filtration characteristics of the formation, the existence of geological bodies with different properties requires not only careful formation of a conceptual understanding of the field, but also the creation of detailed facies digital maps taking into account the existence of zones with different sedimentation, which, as a consequence, creates zones with different filtration and capacitance properties, requiring different approaches to development.

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Sergey F. Bersenev

Ufa Scientific and Technical Center

Email: Bersenev@ufntc.ru
Russian Federation, Ufa

Guzel N. Badamshina

Ufa Scientific and Technical Center

Author for correspondence.
Email: BapaninaGN@ufntc.ru
ORCID iD: 0009-0005-5975-088X
Russian Federation, Ufa

Yaroslav V. Evlampiev

Ufa Scientific and Technical Center

Email: evlampievyav@ufntc.ru
Russian Federation, Ufa

Olga V. Emchenko

NGT-Information Technology

Email: emchenkoov@gmail.com
Russian Federation, Ufa

Ilyas Z. Mullagalin

Ufa Scientific and Technical Center

Email: mullagaliniz@ufntc.ru
Russian Federation, Ufa

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2. Figure 1. Isobar chart of productive Ach formation

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3. Figure 2. Pressure buildup curves

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4. Figure 3. Facial maps of formations

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5. Figure 4. Performance of blocks with similar facies structure. Facial maps

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6. Figure 5. Comparison of the operation of blocks 7 and 2 in different facial conditions

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7. Figure 6. Well performance diagram for block 1 to the north of Ach formation

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8. Figure 7. Comparison of three sections of block 1 performance

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9. Figure 8. Block 1 map for pilot project (phase 1)

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10. Figure 9. Well performance dynamics in block 1

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11. Figure 10. Excited energy state of block 1

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12. Figure 11. Telemetry measurements in shut-in oil production well

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13. Figure 12. Pilot project map of two blocks

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14. Figure 13. Facies maps of Achformation

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15. Figure 14. Approximate diagram of the fracture system in rocks of the anomalous section of the Bazhenov formation

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16. Figure 15. Comparison of eastern and western blocks performance of Achformation

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17. Figure 16. Dependence of accumulated fluid production on accumulated oil production and on accumulated injection

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18. Figure 17. Behavior of water cut and average daily injection in different blocks

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19. Figure 18. Wells performance in the eastern site

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20. Figure 19. Determination of the optimal injection pressure

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21. Figure 20. Results of tracer studies

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22. Figure 21. Correlation pattern for reservoir pressure maintenance wells with tracer studies

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23. Figure 22. Dynamics of wells’ water cut in the eastern site

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24. Figure 23. Results of physical and chemical methods of increasing oil recovery of injection wells in the eastern site (2017–2022)

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Copyright (c) 2023 Bersenev S.F., Badamshina G.N., Evlampiev Y.V., Emchenko O.V., Mullagalin I.Z.

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