An integrated approach to the substantiation of the boundary values and the assessment of the character of saturation in the deposits of the Tyumen formation

Background. The Tyumen formation is characterized by the complexity of the structure of deposits and consists of the sediments of different facies groups. To build hydrodynamic models, improve the development system and identify prospective zones, the conditions of sedimentation must be taken into account. Objective. Increasing the reliability of reservoir permeability assessment and clarifying critical resistivities when assessing the nature of saturation, which requires new approaches to petrophysical modeling. Materials and methods. The work uses the results of core studies and interpretation of well-logging data for the JV2 formation considering the facies. Results. The wettability of extracted and nonextracted samples is studied, the dependence of the saturation parameter on the water saturation coefficient is corrected taking into account the wettability of reservoirs, and the relative phase permeabilities are calculated for drainage conditions in the “oil–water” system. Conclusions. An integrated approach makes it possible to clarify the values of permeability, critical resistivities and oil and gas saturation of reservoirs, which can be used to identify prospecting zones when drilling new wells.