采用新型阴离子-阳离子表面活性剂混合驱高含水成熟砂岩油藏:从实验室到现场应用

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由于阳离子表面活性剂的高吸附性,在负电荷砂岩储层的提高采收率(EOR)中从未使用过。自2012年1月以来,在中国石化的一个高含水成熟砂岩油藏中,世界上首次在油田规模上应用了碱性表面活性剂聚合物(ASP)驱油技术,该技术具有热稳定、高效的阴离子-阳离子表面活性剂(S)混合物,适用于超低酸油,该油藏的总溶解固体(TDS)约为8000 mg/L,温度为81℃。为了证明这种新型表面活性剂的潜力,它可以从高达储量53.3%的采收率中回收剩余油。最大含水率从97.9%下降到90.2%,最高日产量从23.0 t增加到106.1 t。截至2018年12月底,三元复合驱累计增油约276.1 kt,原油采收率提高10.65% OOIP。预计最终采收率可提高14.2% OOIP,产量可达67.5% OOIP。
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ASP Flood With Novel Mixtures of Anionic-Cationic Surfactants for High Water Cut Mature Sandstone Reservoir: From Laboratory to Field Application
Cationic surfactant is never used in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) for negative charged sandstone reservoirs because of high adsorption. Since January 2012, the first field scale application of alkaline surfactant polymer (ASP) flood in the world with thermal stable, highly efficient mixtures of anionic- cationic surfactants (S) for super low acid oils, was carried out in Sinopec for a high water cut mature sandstone reservoir with approximately 8,000 mg/L total dissolved solids (TDS), temperature of 81°C, to demonstrate the potential of this novel surfactants to recover residual oil from as high as 53.3% recovery percent of reserves. The maximal water cut decreased from 97.9% to 90.2%, along with peak daily oil production increased from 23.0 t to 106.1 t. The cumulative incremental oil by ASP flood at the end of December 2018 is about 276.1 kt and the oil recovery was increased by 10.65% OOIP. The estimated ultimate oil recovery can be increased by 14.2% OOIP and yield up to 67.5% OOIP.
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