CN112765785B - Multi-scale rock mechanical layer well logging division method - Google Patents

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CN112765785B
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The invention relates to the field of reservoir geomechanics, in particular to a multi-scale rock mechanics layer logging division method. Constructing a rock mechanical layer discrimination index by calculating dynamic and static rock mechanical parameters and adopting an equal frequency conversion method; dividing a rock mechanical layer with a single scale and calculating the density of the rock through the clustering analysis of the mechanical parameters of the logging cast points; and changing the threshold value, circularly performing logging cast-point rock mechanical parameter clustering analysis, and completing conventional logging division of rock mechanical layers with different scales. The invention provides a multi-scale rock mechanics layer logging division method which has high practical value and has practical value for reservoir geomechanical modeling and stress field numerical simulation.

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Multi-scale rock mechanical layer well logging division method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of reservoir geomechanics, in particular to a multi-scale rock mechanics layer logging division method.
Background
The rock mechanical layer refers to a set of rock layers with consistent rock mechanical properties or similar rock mechanical behaviors, and is related to deformation characteristics of the rock after stress, and the rock mechanical layers can be further divided into discrete intervals. The rock mechanical behavior is dimensional; rock mechanical behavior may vary at different scales, and current research limits rock mechanical layer research to a single scale. How to establish a reasonable discrimination index and realize division of rock mechanical layers is a practical problem faced by reservoir geomechanical research.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the problems and provides a multi-scale rock mechanical layer logging dividing method which can quantitatively divide rock mechanical layers with different scales based on conventional logging information.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: a multi-scale rock mechanical layer logging dividing method comprises the following specific steps:
firstly, calculating mechanical parameters of logging rocks;
calculating rock mechanical parameters by using logging information, and converting the dynamic and static rock mechanical parameters to obtain rock static mechanical parameters, wherein the rock mechanical parameters comprise Young modulus, Poisson ratio, internal friction angle, cohesion and compressive strength; according to the data such as the sound wave time difference, the rock density, the mud content, the rock porosity and the like, the rock mechanics parameters are calculated, and the related calculation formula is as follows:
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Sc=Ed[0.008Vsh+0.0045(1-Vsh)] (4)
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in formulae (1) to (5), EdDynamic Young's modulus, MPa; mu.sdThe Poisson ratio is dynamic and dimensionless; c is cohesion, MPa; scCompressive strength, MPa; vshThe mud content is percentage, and has no dimension; rhobIs rock density, kg/m3;ΔtpAnd Δ tsRespectively longitudinal wave time difference and transverse wave time difference, mu s/ft;
Figure BDA0002878000710000015
is the internal friction angle, °; phi is the porosity,%;
secondly, constructing a rock mechanical layer discrimination index;
converting n groups of rock mechanical parameters of different sizes and different units of a single well into units and scales corresponding to the Young modulus of the rock by adopting an equal frequency conversion method, averaging the n groups of rock mechanical parameters corresponding to each converted logging point to construct a new logging mechanical parameter discrimination index G (E1, E2.. Em), wherein m is the number of the logging points;
the method for equal frequency conversion is that the mechanical parameters of different types of rocks of a single well are marked with serial numbers 1, 2 and 3 from small to large in sequence; according to the numerical value corresponding to the marking serial number of the Young modulus of the rock, respectively endowing the Young modulus of the rock corresponding to the mechanical parameters of different types of rocks, and unifying the mechanical parameters of different types of rocks to the unit and the scale corresponding to the Young modulus of the rock;
thirdly, logging, casting rock mechanical parameter clustering analysis;
setting a threshold T in unit GPa; firstly, starting from an E1 data point, preliminarily setting the data point as a rock mechanical layer, dividing E2 and E1 into the same rock mechanical layer when the absolute value of the difference between the discrimination indexes G of E2 and E1 is smaller than T for the next data point E2, otherwise, dividing the two rock mechanical layers into different rock mechanical layers, and finishing the rock mechanical layer division of the E2 logging data point; for the next data point E3, when the absolute value of the discrimination index G between the E3 and the rock mechanical layer on the upper portion is smaller than T, dividing the E3 and the rock mechanical layer on the upper portion into the same rock mechanical layer, otherwise, dividing the two rock mechanical layers into different rock mechanical layers, and completing the rock mechanical layer division of the E3 logging data point; so as to finish the division of the rock mechanical layer of E1 and E2.
Fourthly, dividing the mechanical layers of the rocks with different scales and calculating the density;
setting the difference iteration step length d of the rock mechanical layers with different scales, wherein the unit is as follows: GPa; and changing the threshold T (T + d), completing the division of the rock mechanical layers of the scale according to the clustering analysis of the rock mechanical parameters of the logging throw point in the third step, sequentially changing the threshold T, dividing the rock mechanical layers of different scales, and simultaneously calculating the density of the rock mechanical layers of different scales by using the number of the rock mechanical layers in the unit length in the vertical direction.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: constructing a rock mechanical layer discrimination index by calculating dynamic and static rock mechanical parameters and adopting an equal frequency conversion method; and dividing rock mechanical layers with different scales and calculating the density of the rock through the clustering analysis of the mechanical parameters of the logging cast-point rock. The invention provides a multi-scale rock mechanics layer well logging division method which has high practical value and low prediction cost, and the prediction result has practical value for reservoir geomechanical modeling and stress field numerical simulation.
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FIG. 2X 1 well different scale rock mechanics layer division scheme.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present invention refers to the accompanying drawings:
the invention takes the Chinese Qiongsoutheast basin X1 well as an example to illustrate the specific implementation process of the invention.
Firstly, calculating rock mechanical parameters by using formulas (1) to (5);
secondly, constructing a rock mechanical layer discrimination index G;
setting T to be 3GPa, and dividing the rock mechanical layer with the size by adopting a logging cast point method;
and d set in the fourth step is 3GPa, dividing the rock mechanical layers with different scales, and calculating corresponding density (figure 2).
The present invention has been described above by way of example, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described specific embodiments, and any modification or variation made based on the present invention is within the scope of the present invention as claimed.

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1. A multi-scale rock mechanical layer well logging division method comprises the following implementation steps:
firstly, calculating mechanical parameters of logging rocks;
calculating rock mechanical parameters by using logging information, and converting the dynamic and static rock mechanical parameters to obtain rock static mechanical parameters, wherein the rock mechanical parameters comprise Young modulus, Poisson ratio, internal friction angle, cohesion and compressive strength; according to the data such as the sound wave time difference, the rock density, the mud content, the rock porosity and the like, the rock mechanics parameters are calculated, and the related calculation formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0002878000700000011
Figure FDA0002878000700000012
Figure FDA0002878000700000013
Sc=Ed[0.008Vsh+0.0045(1-Vsh)] (4)
Figure FDA0002878000700000014
in formulae (1) to (5), EdDynamic Young's modulus, MPa; mu.sdThe dynamic Poisson ratio is dimensionless; c is cohesion, MPa; scCompressive strength, MPa; vshThe mud content is the percentage of the mud without dimension; rhobIs rock density, kg/m3;ΔtpAnd Δ tsRespectively longitudinal wave time difference and transverse wave time difference, mu s/ft;
Figure FDA0002878000700000015
is the internal friction angle, °; phi is the logging porosity,%;
secondly, constructing a rock mechanical layer discrimination index;
converting n groups of rock mechanical parameters of different sizes and different units of a single well into units and scales corresponding to the Young modulus of the rock by adopting an equal frequency conversion method, and averaging the n groups of rock mechanical parameters corresponding to each converted logging point to construct a new logging mechanical parameter discrimination index G (E1, E2.. Em), wherein m is the number of the logging points;
the method for equal frequency conversion is that the mechanical parameters of different types of rocks of a single well are marked with serial numbers 1, 2 and 3 from small to large in sequence; according to the numerical value corresponding to the marking serial number of the Young modulus of the rock, respectively endowing the Young modulus of the rock corresponding to the mechanical parameters of different types of rocks, and unifying the mechanical parameters of different types of rocks to the unit and the scale corresponding to the Young modulus of the rock;
thirdly, logging, casting rock mechanical parameter clustering analysis;
setting a threshold T in unit GPa; firstly, starting from an E1 data point, preliminarily setting the data point as a rock mechanical layer, dividing E2 and E1 into the same rock mechanical layer when the absolute value of the difference between the discrimination indexes G of E2 and E1 is smaller than T for the next data point E2, otherwise, dividing the two rock mechanical layers into different rock mechanical layers, and finishing the rock mechanical layer division of the E2 logging data point; for the next data point E3, when the absolute value of the discrimination index G between the E3 and the rock mechanical layer on the upper portion is smaller than T, dividing the E3 and the rock mechanical layer on the upper portion into the same rock mechanical layer, otherwise, dividing the two rock mechanical layers into different rock mechanical layers, and completing the rock mechanical layer division of the E3 logging data point; so as to finish the division of the rock mechanical layer of E1 and E2.
Fourthly, dividing mechanical layers of rocks and stones with different scales and calculating density;
setting the difference iteration step length d of the rock mechanical layers with different scales, wherein the unit is as follows: GPa; and changing the threshold T to be T + d, completing the division of the rock mechanical layers of the scale according to the third step of logging cast rock mechanical parameter cluster analysis, sequentially changing the threshold T, realizing the division of the rock mechanical layers of different scales, and simultaneously calculating the density of the rock mechanical layers of different scales by utilizing the number of the rock mechanical layers in the unit length in the vertical direction.
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