The Vyngapurovskoye deposit brings great benefits to our country. Today we’ll talk about it in more detail, find out how rich it is and what role it plays for the country's economy. It is worth noting that Russia is very rich in various minerals, on which economic well-being largely depends.
History
The Vyngapurovskoye oil and gas field is located in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, which is located 20 km southwest of the town of Tarko-Sale. According to the administrative division, the field is located in the Tyumen region in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District. A little more than 100 km from the field is the city of Noyabrsk. Directly near the field is a village of the same name.
The field was discovered in 1968. Initially, it was considered gas, but a number of geological studies that were regularly carried out on its territory showed that oil could also be extracted there. From that moment, the Vyngapurovskoye field was considered to be gas and oil. It was put into commercial operation only in 1982 due to preparatory and research work.
Characteristic
The field belongs to the West Siberian oil and gas province. It is confined to a local submeridional uplift, which measures 15x25 km. Lifting complicates the central part of the shaft and has a lifting amplitude of 200m. Deposits of the Lower Cretaceous and Jurassic are considered industrial oil deposits. Geographically, it is a lowland with frequent forests. The presence of oil and gas deposits in the Lower Cretaceous was discovered only in 1978. It is worth noting that no possible seismic activity was detected on the territory.
To date, the field has 27 productive formations. Of which 24 are used for oil production, which include 4 gas-oil and oil-gas condensate reservoirs. There are three gas reservoirs.
Geology
From the time the field started up to today, about 24 million tons of oil have been produced. This, in turn, is equal to 44% of the required amount of recoverable annually reserves with a present oil recovery factor of 0.21%.
The field has many layers and a complex structure. The oil-bearing floor is approximately 1600 m. It covers the thickness of rocks of the Middle Jurassic and Upper Cretaceous.
Gazpromneft
The Vyngapurovskoye field is owned by Gazpromneft. It is one of the largest among the holdings of the company. According to data for 2008, production amounted to more than 3 million tons. At the same time, 35% of the project fund is still not drilled reserves. The ground-based infrastructure includes an oil pre-treatment workshop, 5 pump booster stations and 5 pump cluster stations. The total length of the oil collection pipelines is approximately 600 km.
When setting up the field, the design was carried out by the Giprotyumenneftegaz Research Institute.
To date, gas reserves amount to 80 billion cubic meters.
Current state
Today, the field has a well-developed infrastructure for the production of gas and oil for industrial purposes. This allows you to work on already identified areas of deposits and in the shortest possible time to open new areas with development prospects. Oil is being actively extracted from the Jurassic and Neocomian deposits, as well as gas from the Seoman deposits. A very dense network of threads of gas and oil pipelines through which the transfer of minerals occurs. The Urengoy-Vyngapur-Chelyabinsk-Novopolotsk gas pipeline was laid on the territory of the field. Just a few kilometers from the field there is the highway of the Kholmogorskoye-Fedorovskoye-Surgut-Omsk pipeline. The distance from Surgut to the Vyngapurovskoye field is approximately 400 km. There is a separate connection to the trunk.
The main line of work
At the moment, BV1, BV8 (south), BV8 strata are actively developing. The last layer is the main focus of work. Also, specialists are engaged in exploration and appraisal in single wells.
The main resources of the BV8 layer are located in the northern part of the territory. A regular decrease in strata occurs from the east and northwest. Work is ongoing until the reservoir is completely replaced with clay. The nature of the distribution of reservoirs in this layer is locally lenticular. The researchers also found that from the north-eastern part there is an expansion of the reservoir and its richness in oil. The main mining area is highly dissected. It is also characterized by a lenticular shape, a gas cap in the area of uplifts, clay content of rocks in the western zone and incontinence of sandy-clay bodies.
Formation is carried out using a 9-point system, which has a mesh density of 25 ha / well. For the main stratum BV8, a 7-chipped system is used.
Land characteristics
According to the conditionality of the reserves and their geological location, the BV8 stratum is divided into several sections: northern, main, southern, western and the region of 50 r. The plot in the north is developed by specialists using a 3-row system. The territory is also subjected to additional drilling by pulling together. Used mesh density of 14.3 ha / well. A plot in the central part is developed using a 9-point system using a grid density of 12 ha / well. In the near future, a transition to a 5-point system is planned. The southern and western sections are also developed using a 9-point system, however, the grid density here reaches 25 ha / well. To develop a well 50r. Focal and near-surface flooding with a density of 12 ha / well is used.
The BV5, YuV1 formations are still being developed by single wells, therefore they are in pilot commercial operation.
