The Method of Establishing Analogy Reservoir for Low Permeability Sandstone Reservoir
Abstract
Analogy reservoir is accurate or not, related to the reliability of the SEC reserves evaluation. According to the characteristics of Jilin Oilfield low permeability sandstone reservoir, in accordance with SEC new rules and the principle of analogy reservoir establishment, we establish analogy reservoir of low permeability sandstone reservoir by taking the steps of selecting analogy reservoir, calculating geological reserves, evaluating recoverable reserves, and defining analogy recovery. With this method, we set up analogy reservoir sequence of low permeability sandstone reservoir and the sequence provides a reliable basis for SEC reserves evaluation.
Key words: SEC rules; Geological reserves; Recoverable reserves; Analogy reservoir; Recovery efficiency
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/6032
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