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SY/T 6994-2020 in English

SY/T 6994-2020 in English

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Specification for shale gas logging data processing and interpretation

  • Issued on:2020-10-23
  • Implemented on:2021-02-01
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Introduction

Core changes in the standard revision

Technical modules Contents of the 2014 version Improvements in the 2020 version Technical significance
Mineral composition calculation Only supports conventional logging curve optimization Added element capture/full spectrum logging data fusion Silica mineral identification accuracy improved by 30%
Organic carbon content Resistivity-acoustic time difference model Added formation element full spectrum logging method Eliminate maturity effect error
Prosity calculation Traditional volume model New organic porosity algorithm (Formula 11) Nanoscale pore characterization capability

Key technology implementation points

1. Optimization of mineral component calculation

The standard recommends three calculation methods: optimization method (6.1.2.1), element logging method (6.1.2.2) and regression fitting method (6.1.2.4). Element capture logging can accurately invert the content of siliceous minerals. Please note:

  • The conversion coefficient between silicon content and quartz minerals needs to be calibrated by X-ray diffractometer
  • Density correction is required when the pyrite content is >5%

2. Innovation in gas content calculation

The new standard introduces temperature-organic carbon dual correction (Formula 14-18) in the calculation of adsorbed gas. Key technical parameters:

Case: The measured temperature of a shale layer in a certain area is 85℃, and the laboratory isothermal adsorption temperature is 30℃. Langmuir pressure correction is required according to formula (16):

PLres = PLlab × exp[(1/Tlab - 1/Tres) × 1463]


Field application suggestions

Logging project combination strategy

According to Appendix A/B recommendations:

  • Exploration wells: must include element capture logging + nuclear magnetic resonance
  • Horizontal wells: azimuthal resistivity imaging is preferred instead of conventional resistivity

Quality verification process

Establish a three-level verification mechanism according to the requirements of Chapter 7:

  1. Core analysis data comparison (error>10% requires reprocessing)
  2. Regional parameter regularity check
  3. Geological model matching verification

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