Study on Key Parameters of Natural Gas Resource Assessment
- Received Date: 2003-11-20
- Publish Date: 2004-12-10
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Key words:
- natural gas /
- resource assessment /
- gas production rate /
- rerovury rate
Abstract: There are mainly 4 key parameters of natural gas resource evaluation, including gas production rate, migration-accumulation coefficient, play evaluation parameters, and recovery rate. First, gas production rate charts of biotic gas, coal, mudstone, and carbonate are built up through biotic gas simulation experiments and pyrolyses. Second, the relationship of migration-accumulation coefficient and different geologic parameters is K = 0. 298 - 0. 0025S + 0. 218C - 0. 00223T - 0. 00236D + 0. 0009H - 0. 2867V + 0. 000104R (K-migration-accumulation coefficient, S-age of source rock, C TOC, T-critical moment, D-thickness of Cap, H-depth of cap, N-times of unconformities, R-age of reservoir rock). Third, play evaluation parameter system and classification standards are built up based on lots of statistics. In the end, recovery rate of 5 types of natural gas reservoirs are analyzed and the results are: recovery rate of gas drive-clastic reservoirs is (75%-90%), water drive-clastic ones 50%-70%, gas drive-carbonate ones 80%-95%, water drive-carbonate ones 55%-80%, and tight ones 40%-55%.
Citation: | LIU Cheng-lin, LIU Ren-he, LUO Xia, XIE Zeng-ye, LI Jian, ZENG Qing-meng. Study on Key Parameters of Natural Gas Resource Assessment[J]. Acta Sedimentologica Sinica, 2004, 22(S1): 79-83. |