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Research on Reservoir History Matching Method Based on Real⁃Coded Genetic Algorithm and Connectivity Model
Ainiwaer AILIYAER, Chunli ZHAO, Feng LIU
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The optimization process in reservoir history matching belongs to the high?dimensional system's optimal control problem, and the selection of a suitable optimization algorithm is crucial for achieving a good fitting effect. As gradient?based methods face challenges in computing the gradient of the objective function, intelligent optimization algorithms with stochastic properties are widely applied in reservoir optimization processes. A method for reservoir history matching based on real?number coding genetic algorithm RGA and connectivity model was proposed. This method eliminates the need for encoding and decoding operations by directly using feasible solutions obtained from traditional solving methods as initial parameters for the improved genetic algorithm, thereby reducing the complexity of the search space. In RGA, real?number coding is employed to represent parameters, enabling the algorithm to handle continuous variables directly, thus enhancing search accuracy and convergence speed. A adaptive selection strategies, crossover, and mutation operations are introduced in this paper to further enhance the algorithm's performance. Application of RGA to the history matching problem in a mechanistic model demonstrates that RGA can effectively improve fitting results and find relatively optimal solutions in a short time. Therefore, this method has significant potential for widespread application in reservoir history matching problems.

2025, 45 (3): 57-63. DOI: 10.12422/j.issn.1672-6952.2025.03.008
Physical Simulation Experiment on CO 2 Storage Mechanism in Porous Media
Hongjiang RUAN, Qiaoliang ZHANG, Feng LIU, Ruibin LU, Zhenni CHEN, Jiefang ZHANG, Chang WU
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In order to understand the mechanism of CO2 dissolved buried mechanism in high temperature and high pressure porous environment,physical simulation experiment was conducted to study CO2 dissolved buried mechanism,mineralization buried mechanism and free buried mechanism in porous media by means of indoor physical model experiment.The results show that the solubility of CO2 in formation water is mainly affected by temperature, pressure and salinity of formation water. CO2 dissolved in formation water will mineralize with minerals in rocks, and the mineral content of rocks will change significantly before and after the reaction. The long core displacement experiment characterized the amount of free CO2 storage and the oil displacement effect. The experiment reveal that CO2 flooding in porous media has dual effects of burying and enhancing oil recovery.

2024, 44 (2): 36-41. DOI: 10.12422/j.issn.1672-6952.2024.02.006
Wax Deposition Mechanism and Prevention and Control Measures of Offshore High Temperature and High Pressure Gas Wells
Hongjiang Ruan, Feng Liu, Yanxian Feng, Chuanhui Cheng, Ronghui Lai
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Aiming at the problem of wax deposition in gas well exploitation of offshore HPHT gas reservoir, the gas?liquid?solid and fluid phase equilibrium theory and method of throttling effect principle was used to reveal the wax deposition mechanism of the abnormal high temperature and high pressure gas well, and it was found that wax deposition in high temperature and high pressure gas wells mainly occurs at the position of the oil nozzle where the temperature drops sharply when the wing valve of the gas well is closed. According to the phase equilibrium theory, the phase state of the original formation fluid in HPHT gas well was recovered and characterized, and the phase state change characteristics of gas?liquid?solid three?phase fluid, wax precipitation mechanism and process were described accurately. Based on the phase equilibrium model, the wax location, fluid composition change and the influencing factors of wax deposition were analyzed. It was reasonable to explain that the mechanism of wax precipitation in HPHT gas well is the transient phase transition from gaseous to liquid and then to solid due to the rapid change of temperature and pressure, and the corresponding prevention and control strategies are put forward.

2023, 43 (2): 54-59. DOI: 10.12422/j.issn.1672-6952.2023.02.009
Influence of Drainage Continuity on Coalbed Methane Extraction
Fangfang Zhou, Liang Lin, Feng Liu, Siyu Tao
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Drainage continuity is very important for coalbed methane extraction. However, the well shut?in is unavoidable when draining. How to drain and draw up a reasonable drainage system after reopening the well are significant to increase gas production. Based on the analysis of coalbed methane production stage theory, combined with the field data about well shut?in, at the same time, numerical simulation method was used to study the change of reservoir parameters during well shut?in. The results show that well shut?in obviously changes the reservoir physical parameters,which causes the water saturation of the coal near the wellbore to increase, and the well bottom pressure increases. At the same time, it causes the re?adsorption of free gas near the wellbore and reduces the gas seepage capacity. Therefore, rapid drainage after reopening the well is helpful to dredge the flow channel of gas, improve gas flow capacity and increase gas production.

2021, 41 (4): 46-51. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2021.04.008