Abstract: The invention discloses a testing device and method for evaluating effects of CO2 reaction rate of acid rock plate. The testing device includes an acid fluid conveying unit, a CO2 conveying unit, a mixing tank, a plate holder, a recycling fluid tank, and a vacuum pump. The mixing tank includes an acid fluid inlet, a CO2 inlet, and a miscible fluid outlet. The acid fluid inlet is connected with the acid fluid conveying unit, the CO2 inlet is connected with the CO2 conveying unit, the miscible fluid outlet is connected with the plate holder, the plate holder is connected with the recycling fluid tank, and the recycling fluid tank is connected to the vacuum pump. The CO2 conveying unit includes a CO2 cylinder and a gas booster pump which is connected to the cylinder. The outlet of the pump is connected to the gas inlet of the mixing tank.

Abstract: The invention discloses a testing device and method for evaluating effects of CO2 reaction rate of acid rock plate. The testing device includes an acid fluid conveying unit, a CO2 conveying unit, a mixing tank, a plate holder, a recycling fluid tank, and a vacuum pump. The mixing tank includes an acid fluid inlet, a CO2 inlet, and a miscible fluid outlet. The acid fluid inlet is connected with the acid fluid conveying unit, the CO2 inlet is connected with the CO2 conveying unit, the miscible fluid outlet is connected with the plate holder, the plate holder is connected with the recycling fluid tank, and the recycling fluid tank is connected to the vacuum pump. The CO2 conveying unit includes a CO2 cylinder and a gas booster pump which is connected to the cylinder. The outlet of the pump is connected to the gas inlet of the mixing tank.

Abstract: A method of modeling hydrocarbon flow from a fractured unconventional reservoir, where the formation has variability in stimulated reservoir properties caused by multi-stage fracturing treatment. A map is created which divides the formation into a plurality of closed production regions, each of which in turn is divided into a plurality of flow sub-systems extending between fractures in the formation. Production behavior is then calculated for each flow sub-system based on the geography and characteristics of the individual flow sub-system. Region hydrocarbon flow for each closed production region is determined by coupling the calculated production behavior of the flow sub-systems and the reservoir hydrocarbon flow can be modeled by aggregating the region hydrocarbon flows. Type curves showing the modeled hydrocarbon flow at selected points in time can then be plotted.

Abstract: A method for the estimation of oil recovery factor in a foam flooded hydrocarbon reservoir. The hydrocarbon reservoir is divided into three sweep sub-zones, with sweep efficiency and displacement efficiency for each zone being estimated. The oil recovery factor is determined as a function of porous volume injected, based on the sweep efficiency and displacement efficiency.

Abstract: A rapid synthesis method of a small-crystal-grain ZSM-5 molecular sieve, the method comprising: preparing a mixed silicon-aluminum glue solution, placing the solution in a crystallization kettle for low-temperature nucleation, enabling high-temperature crystallization growth of the solution, and obtaining a crystallization product, namely, a small-crystal-grain ZSM-5 molecular sieve, the nucleation temperature being 60-120° C., nucleation time being 1-3 hours, a crystallization growth temperature being 150-170° C., and crystallization growth time being 1-3 hours. The method is easy to operate, and has a short operation time, thus being able to complete within 6 hours; in addition, the product has uniform grain sizes, is in a mono-dispersed state, and has a high crystallization degree to a submicron degree.

Abstract: A method for directly preparing an empty shell type small grain ZSM-5 molecular sieve. The method comprises: uniformly mixing and stirring an organic template agent, a silicon source and water; dripping an aqueous solution of an aluminum source into the mixture; preserving room temperature, and continuously stirring for a period of time; and performing hydrothermal crystallization, and washing, drying and roasting the obtained product to obtain the molecular sieve. The molecular sieve has high degree of crystallinity and uniform particle size. Moreover, the method requires short time, simple operation and only one step, no extra surfactant is needed, and secondary acid and alkali treatment is not needed.

Abstract: A rapid synthesis method of a small-crystal-grain ZSM-5 molecular sieve, the method comprising: preparing a mixed silicon-aluminum glue solution, placing the solution in a crystallization kettle for low-temperature nucleation, enabling high-temperature crystallization growth of the solution, and obtaining a crystallization product, namely, a small-crystal-grain ZSM-5 molecular sieve, the nucleation temperature being 60-120° C., nucleation time being 1-3 hours, a crystallization growth temperature being 150-170° C., and crystallization growth time being 1-3 hours. The method is easy to operate, and has a short operation time, thus being able to complete within 6 hours; in addition, the product has uniform grain sizes, is in a mono-dispersed state, and has a high crystallization degree to a submicron degree.

Abstract: A method for directly preparing an empty shell type small grain ZSM-5 molecular sieve. The method comprises: uniformly mixing and stirring an organic template agent, a silicon source and water; dripping an aqueous solution of an aluminum source into the mixture; preserving room temperature, and continuously stirring for a period of time; and performing hydrothermal crystallization, and washing, drying and roasting the obtained product to obtain the Molecular sieve. The molecular sieve has high degree of crystallinity and uniform particle size. Moreover, the method requires short time, simple operation and only one step, no extra surfactant is needed, and secondary acid and alkali treatment is not needed.

Abstract: A method of modeling hydrocarbon flow from a fractured unconventional reservoir, where the formation has variability in stimulated reservoir properties caused by multi-stage fracturing treatment. A map is created which divides the formation into a plurality of closed production regions, each of which in turn is divided into a plurality of flow sub-systems extending between fractures in the formation. Production behaviour is then calculated for each flow sub-system based on the geography and characteristics of the individual flow sub-system. Region hydrocarbon flow for each closed production region is determined by coupling the calculated production behaviour of the flow sub-systems and the reservoir hydrocarbon flow can be modeled by aggregating the region hydrocarbon flows. Type curves showing the modeled hydrocarbon flow at selected points in time can then be plotted.

Abstract: A novel method for the estimation of oil recovery factor in a foam flooded hydrocarbon reservoir. The hydrocarbon reservoir is divided into three sweep sub-zones, with sweep efficiency and displacement efficiency for each zone being estimated. The oil recovery factor is determined as a function of porous volume injected, based on the sweep efficiency and displacement efficiency. The method provides good results with higher certainty, at a higher rendering speed and using less input data, than conventional numerical simulation approaches.