A technique for enhancing tight oil recovery by multi-field reconstruction and combined displacement and imbibition

A seepage-geomechanical coupled embedded fracture flow model has been established for multi-field coupled simulation in tight oil reservoirs,revealing the patterns of change in pressure field,seepage field,and stress field after long-term water injection in tight oil reservoirs.Based on this,a technique for enhanced oil recovery(EOR)combining multi-field reconstruction and combination of displacement and imbibition in tight oil reservoirs has been proposed.The study shows that after long-term water flooding for tight oil development,the pressure diffusion range is limited,making it difficult to establish an effective displacement system.The variation in geostress exhibits diversity,with the change in horizontal minimum principal stress being greater than that in horizontal maximum principal stress,and the variation around the injection wells being more significant than that around the production wells.The deflection of geostress direction around injection wells is also large.The technology for EOR through multi-field reconstruction and combination of displacement and imbibition employs water injection wells converted to production and large-scale fracturing techniques to restructure the artificial fracture network system.Through a full lifecycle energy replenishment method of pre-fracturing energy supplementation,energy increase during fracturing,well soaking for energy storage,and combination of displacement and imbibition,it effectively addresses the issue of easy channeling of the injection medium and difficult energy replenishment after large-scale fracturing.By intensifying the imbibition effect through the coordination of multiple wells,it reconstructs the combined system of displacement and imbibition under a complex fracture network,transitioning from avoiding fractures to utilizing them,thereby improving microscopic sweep and oil displacement efficiencies.Field application in Block Yuan 284 of the Huaqing Oilfield in the Ordos Basin has demonstrated that this technology increases the recovery factor by 12 percentage points,enabling large scale and efficient development of tight oil.

Simple, Rapid and Sensitive Detection of Pseudomonas aeruginesa by Colorimetric Multiple Cross Displacement Amplification

Pseudomonas aeruginosa(P:aeruginosa)is a major opportunistic pathogen in hospital-acquired infections.Thus,carly diagnosis is the best strategy for fighting against these infections.In this report,we incorporated multiple crOsS displacement amplification(MCDA)combined with the malachite green(MG)for rapid,sensitive,specific and visual detection of P.aeruginosa by targeting the oprl gene.The MCDA-MG assay was conducted at 67°C for only 40 min during the amplification stage,and then products were directly detected by using colorimetric indicators(MG),eliminating the use of an electrophoresis instrument or amplicon analysis equipment.The entire process,including specimen processing(35 min),amplification(40 min)and detection(5 min),can be finished within 80 min.All 30 non-P.aeruginosa strains tested negative,indicating the high specificity of the MCDA primers.The analytical sensitivity of the MCDA-MG assay was 100 fg of genomic templates per reaction in pure culture,which was in complete accordance with MCDA by gel clectrophoresis and real-time turbidity.The assay was also successfully applied to detecting P.aeruginosa in stool samples.Therefore,the rapidity,simplicity,and nearly equipment free platform of the MCDA-MG technique make it possible for clinical diagnosis,and more.