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Zhifeng Luo1,2, Qunlong Wu1,2, Weiyu Chen1
1School of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, Southwest Petroleum University, Chengdu 610500, China.
Abstract:
The Bohai SZ36-1 oilfield, the largest offshore oilfield in China, features a high-porosity, high-permeability reservoir with significant heterogeneity and permeability variations. After extended water injection, the reservoir's pore structure evolved, increasing heterogeneity and reducing the effectiveness of traditional production methods. To address these issues, this study introduces an intelligent diversion and balanced unblocking technology, using a temperature-controlled diversion system to block dominant flow channels and ensure even distribution of treatment fluids while maintaining reservoir integrity. The technology's scientific validity and feasibility were confirmed through extensive testing. Results show that the diversion system offers excellent injectability, with controllable solidification time, phase change temperature, and strong compatibility, allowing for a "liquid-solid-liquid" phase transition in the reservoir. The technology also demonstrates high plugging strength, rapid plugging rate, significant diversion effects, and moderate injection intensity, all meeting construction requirements.
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