At present,a large number of oil reserves exist in underground reservoirs in the form of residual oil.Therefore,in order to improve oil recovery,it is necessary to improve the recovery of residual oil.Inter-well is a main existing area of residual oil,so the exploration of inter-well reservoirs is of great significance.In view of this,this paper conducts basic research on pseudo-random signal electromagnetic method for inter-well reservoir detection in order to improve the recovery rate of remaining oil.Firstly,the general scheme of cross-well prospecting by pseudo-random electromagnetic method is given,and the principle of pseudo-random signal correlation identification technology based on Wiener-Hough equation is analyzed.Secondly,the characteristics of several common pseudo-random sequences are analyzed,and m-sequence is selected as the input signal of the system studied in this paper.The generation method,properties and parameter selection of m-sequence are analyzed and studied.Thirdly,based on the line source theory,the cross-well detection model is established by COMSOL Multiphysics software.The uniform and non-uniform cross-well detection model is given respectively,and the feasibility of the model is verified.Then,the potential distribution of the uniform cross-well detection model and its influence by the position of the receiving electrode are studied based on the excitation source m sequence,and the conductivity of the anomalous body is also studied.The influence of variation of burial depth and thickness on the potential distribution of non-uniform inter-well detection model is analyzed.Finally,based on pseudo-random correlation identification technology,the correlation identification of impulse response of open-hole inter-well detection model,uniform inter-well detection model and non-uniform inter-well detection model is carried out,and the difference of impulse response is analyzed.The results show that the pseudo-random signal electromagnetic method can effectively detect the inter-well reservoirs and lay theoretical foundation for improving the recovery of remaining oil. |