Research Article

Fluid Identification Based on NMR Apparent Free Water Porosity Inversion: A Case Study of Paleozoic Tight Sandstone Gas Reservoirs in Western Ordos

Table 1

Statistical table of the interpretation coincidence rate of the fluid discrimination model in the study area.

WellLayerFree water porosity (φffw)Interpretation conclusion of crossplot method (%)Interpretation conclusion of apparent free water porosity methodTest resultsInterpretation coincidence of crossplot methodInterpretation coincidence of apparent free water porosity method
Gas (m3/d)Water (m3/d)

E82P2x80.41Gas layerGas layer223380
E51Upper part of P2x80.22Gas layerGas layer433740
E40P2x80.66Gas-water layerGas layer1011957.5
E60Upper part of P2x80.74Gas layerGas layer505911.8
E46P2x80.18Gas layerGas layer576300
E80P2x80.57Water layerGas layer2492148×
E47P2x80.65Gas layerGas layer2295530
E70Lower part of P2x81.24Gas layerGas-water layer202014.4×
E52Upper part of P2x82.38Water layerWater layer9024.8
E84Upper part of P2x81.76Water layerWater layer53423.5××
E78P2x83.49Water layerWater layer10935
S175Upper part of P2x80.86Gas layerGas layer1130830
E58Lower part of P2x80.67Gas layerGas layer258310
E71Lower part of P2x80.75Gas layerGas layer4133015
E67P2x81.34Gas layerGas-water layer2547324×
E83P2x81.62Gas-water layerGas-water layer1241221.6
E75Lower part of P2x80.96Gas-water layerGas layer5507.3×