2009
DOI: 10.1007/s11430-009-5005-9
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Interpretation models and charts of production profiles in horizontal wells

Abstract: Stratified flow is common for the gravity segregation and flow regimes are very complex because of borehole inclination, therefore, all the conventional production logging tools cannot be effectively applied in horizontal wells, thus significantly increasing the difficulties in log interpretation. In this paper, firstly, the overseas progress in updated integration tools for horizontal wells and production profile interpretation methods has been discussed in brief. Secondly, by means of theory study and experi… Show more

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“…Taking into account the computational speed of FEM in the 3D electric field, an oil droplet 2 mm in diameter was used in the simulation experiments. The spatial sensitivity distribution of SGLCP in a specific structure can be obtained by changing the position of the oil droplet in the sensitive area and solving the finite element model with formula (1).…”
Section: Spatial Sensitivity Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Taking into account the computational speed of FEM in the 3D electric field, an oil droplet 2 mm in diameter was used in the simulation experiments. The spatial sensitivity distribution of SGLCP in a specific structure can be obtained by changing the position of the oil droplet in the sensitive area and solving the finite element model with formula (1).…”
Section: Spatial Sensitivity Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the rapid development of horizontal well technology, horizontal production profile logging data interpretation is becoming an important research hotspot in related research fields [1]. In particular, water volume fraction, as an important and representative parameter in two-phase flow measurement, needs to be acquired as accurately as possible in the development of the horizontal oil field and the optimization of the oil production process [2,3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the above analysis, we can conclude that there is a difference for oil-water or gas-water two-phase in highly deviated and horizontal well, that means, there is a slip velocity. So we revise the well deviation influence to calculated slip velocity based on the definition formula, establish the well deviation correction model of slip velocity, calculate each phase apparent velocity, obtain the phase flow rate, and finally realize the data interpretation of production logging in highly deviated and horizontal well [9] .…”
Section: Well Deviation Correction Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the investigations on the flow patterns of horizontal oil-water two-phase flow patterns, experimental and theoretical study in a horizontal pipe with the inner diameter of 50.1 mm was comprehensively performed by Trallero et al (1996), and then the flow patterns are classified into segregated flow and dispersed flow; an experiment on the flow patterns under oil-water two-phase conditions in a large inner diameter horizontal pipe was conducted by Yang et al (2008), and the same result of flow patterns classification is obtained. Hence, in the actual horizontal oil wells with long distance undulating, a mixed flow pattern, which is mainly horizontal segregated flow, whose phenomenon that the underlayer shows a water flow and the upperlayer shows an oil flow or a dispersion of oil in water, exists in the horizontal oil-water two-phase flow with low velocity and high water cut, compared to vertical wells, and flow pattern and velocity are greatly influenced by the inclination of horizontal oil-producing wells (Trallero et al 1996;Lum et al 2006); so the most previous profile parameters measurement instruments for the production of vertical wells cannot be directly used for horizontal oil-producing wells (Guo et al 2009). And it can be deduced that the various complicated flow structures in horizontal oil-water two-phase flows raise many challenges in the profile parameter measuring sensor design.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%