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    Comprehensive Evaluation of Microscopic Movability and Macroscopic Productivity of Continental Shale Reservoir

    Source: Journal of Energy Resources Technology, Part B: Subsurface Energy and Carbon Capture:;2024:;volume( 001 ):;issue: 001::page 11010-1
    Author:
    Li, Guoxin
    ,
    Jin, Xu
    ,
    Shen, Yinghao
    ,
    Tao, Jiaping
    ,
    Liu, Chang
    ,
    Wu, Songtao
    ,
    Xian, Chenggang
    ,
    Liu, He
    DOI: 10.1115/1.4066655
    Publisher: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
    Abstract: Continental shale oil is diversified, differentiated, and complex. It has disadvantages such as low production and inferior development benefits. Given this, the movability and productivity of shale oil were proposed in this research to evaluate the producible capacity and development potential of shale oil. Taking the Yingxiongling shale oil reservoir as an example, the microscopic movability and macroscopic productivity of the main lithofacies were systematically investigated via the NMR tests, imbibition experiments, uniaxial compression tests, and CT imaging. The characteristics of different lithofacies were clarified, and the favorable targets were identified. The results showed that the layered limy dolomite of the shale oil reservoir has the highest microscopic movability, followed by that of the laminated limy dolomite and the least of the laminated clayed shale. The laminated limy dolomite has better fluid flow properties, higher capacity to form fracture networks, and the best macroscopic productivity. The layered limy dolomite has medium macroscopic productivity, and that of the clayed shale is the least. Based on the field testing and experimental understanding of layered limy-dolomitic shale as high-quality targets, the laminated limy-dolomitic shale is further identified as a favorable target. It features a stronger capacity to form fracture networks, better imbibition performance, medium microscopic movability, and relatively high macroscopic productivity. This research further clarifies the correlation between microscopic movability and macroscopic productivity and provides theoretical support for exploring and developing the continental shale oil reservoir.
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    contributor authorLi, Guoxin
    contributor authorJin, Xu
    contributor authorShen, Yinghao
    contributor authorTao, Jiaping
    contributor authorLiu, Chang
    contributor authorWu, Songtao
    contributor authorXian, Chenggang
    contributor authorLiu, He
    date accessioned2025-04-21T10:31:54Z
    date available2025-04-21T10:31:54Z
    date copyright12/11/2024 12:00:00 AM
    date issued2024
    identifier issn2998-1638
    identifier otherjertb_1_1_011010.pdf
    identifier urihttp://yetl.yabesh.ir/yetl1/handle/yetl/4306385
    description abstractContinental shale oil is diversified, differentiated, and complex. It has disadvantages such as low production and inferior development benefits. Given this, the movability and productivity of shale oil were proposed in this research to evaluate the producible capacity and development potential of shale oil. Taking the Yingxiongling shale oil reservoir as an example, the microscopic movability and macroscopic productivity of the main lithofacies were systematically investigated via the NMR tests, imbibition experiments, uniaxial compression tests, and CT imaging. The characteristics of different lithofacies were clarified, and the favorable targets were identified. The results showed that the layered limy dolomite of the shale oil reservoir has the highest microscopic movability, followed by that of the laminated limy dolomite and the least of the laminated clayed shale. The laminated limy dolomite has better fluid flow properties, higher capacity to form fracture networks, and the best macroscopic productivity. The layered limy dolomite has medium macroscopic productivity, and that of the clayed shale is the least. Based on the field testing and experimental understanding of layered limy-dolomitic shale as high-quality targets, the laminated limy-dolomitic shale is further identified as a favorable target. It features a stronger capacity to form fracture networks, better imbibition performance, medium microscopic movability, and relatively high macroscopic productivity. This research further clarifies the correlation between microscopic movability and macroscopic productivity and provides theoretical support for exploring and developing the continental shale oil reservoir.
    publisherThe American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
    titleComprehensive Evaluation of Microscopic Movability and Macroscopic Productivity of Continental Shale Reservoir
    typeJournal Paper
    journal volume1
    journal issue1
    journal titleJournal of Energy Resources Technology, Part B: Subsurface Energy and Carbon Capture
    identifier doi10.1115/1.4066655
    journal fristpage11010-1
    journal lastpage11010-11
    page11
    treeJournal of Energy Resources Technology, Part B: Subsurface Energy and Carbon Capture:;2024:;volume( 001 ):;issue: 001
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