Study on Small Layers Producing Condition by Using the Method of Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation

Jingyang SONG, Yanjun FANG, Chunsen ZHAO, Guangjie WANG

Abstract


Before the subdivision adjustment of single well layers carried out, we need to evaluate the producing degree of the existing layers. There are many factors affecting the properties of small layers. This paper, using fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method, calculates the comprehensive evaluation coefficient to judge the property of each small layer.

Keywords


Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation; Small layer coefficient; Producing condition

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/7579

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