Evaluation method for CO2 sealing integrity in shale formations based on combined weighting and 3D modeling

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Existing static sealing evaluation methods exhibit limited applicability to heterogeneous shale formations. To enhance the representativeness and objectivity of evaluation results for the static sealing of CO2 geological storage reservoirs, this study proposes and implements innovative approaches: introducing a three-dimensional heterogeneous model into the traditional evaluation framework; and combining the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) with the entropy weight method (EWM) to establish a comprehensive weighting strategy that minimizes the impact of subjective bias. The research findings indicate that: (1) the evaluation results based on the heterogeneous model (5.84–9.95 points) demonstrate that the sealing performance in most areas of the reservoir meets storage requirements, although there exists a localized leakage risk, effectively addressing the issues of inadequate characterization and overly optimistic outcomes associated with homogeneous models; and (2) the average consistency of the weight coefficients for the primary influencing factors, calculated using AHP and EWM, reaches 83.3%, confirming the effectiveness of the comprehensive weighting strategy in mitigating subjective interference. This method significantly enhances the credibility of static sealing evaluations, providing an efficient and theoretically robust evaluation framework for CO2 geological storage projects.

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