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From 2015 to 2019, a total of 7 wells in the Shan 28 well area of the Jingbian gas field used pumped bridge plug staged fracturing technology. The average test gas daily gas production rate is 8.13×104m3/d, and the average unblocked flow rate is 46.06×104m3/d, Demonstrating the superiority of the staged fracturing reconstruction process of pumping bridge plugs, However, due to the short time of using the pumped bridge plug staged fracturing process, the main controlling factors of fracturing reformation are not clear, resulting in a large gap between the gas production effect of the reformed well and the expected. Therefore, based on the site construction parameters, this paper uses single factor analysis and grey correlation analysis methods to determine the main control factors for fracturing reformation of the ancient sandstone horizontal well in the Jingbian gas field. Research shows that the length of gas layer, liquid type, average sand ratio, and sand volume are the main factors affecting the open flow and daily gas production of horizontal wells. The research results in this paper have certain guiding significance for the effective development of ancient sandstone horizontal wells.

After the completion of fracturing construction in unconventional oil and gas fields, the phenomenon of water hammer oscillation in the process of pump stopping during fracturing construction will lead to the inaccuracy of reflecting the trend of pressure transformation and increase the difficulty of fracturing effect evaluation in the process of fracturing construction. Therefore, three filtering methods, Savitzky-Golay filter, FFT filter and wavelet transform filter, are used to calibrate the measured pressure in this paper It is found that the method of wavelet transform can achieve the most ideal effect by comparing with the measured data. The field example of well X1 in Ordos Basin proves that the method of wavelet transform can accurately reflect the trend of pressure transformation. This method is of great significance to improve the evaluation of post pressure effect in the process of fracturing construction.

In the actual production process of oil and gas reservoirs, the study of the redistribution characteristics of reservoir fluids is of great significance to the optimization of the indirect working system. Based on the nuclear magnetic resonance experiment, this paper analyzes the re-distribution of fluids in the core under the conditions of different shut-in times and different shut-in times. The distribution characteristics were studied. The results show that the water content increases with the increase of shut-in time and the number of shut-in times. For the same core, the water content in the large pores changes significantly.