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The presence of the large channel in fractured-vuggy reservoirs diminishes the sweep efficiency of any water, gas or polymer flooding. This paper presents a novel type of rubber particle for water shutoff agent and the flow direction of water is adjusted by plugging the large channel. Simultaneously, through the microscopic displacement experiment of the organic glass etching model, the water flow behavior and injection parameters optimization are studied. The results show that the resistance of solid media to fluid flow is almost zero when the oil-water two-phase flow occurs, and the gravity action is prominent. Therefore, there are still a lot of residual oil of karst cave, flow around oil and attic oil with poor connectivity after the fractured-vuggy reservoir is displaced by injected water. In addition, the rubber particles can form a temporary plugging zone by migration – accumulation – bridging under formation conditions, resulting in the flow direction of subsequent injection water changes from the large channel to the small channel, thereby reducing water content and increasing oil production. By optimizing the injection parameters of rubber particles, the optimal injection volume, particle size and injection speed are obtained, which are 0.02PV, 0–1 mm, 2–4 mm and 25 mL/min, respectively.

Effect of rubber particles on water flow behavior in fractured-vuggy reservoirs