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References:
Frank Jahn et al, Hydrocarbon Exploration
and Production (Developments in
Petroleum Science), second edition, 2008
Method of Deliverance
Method of Deliverance
Lecturing with open discussion
Trivia/ Quiz
Questions and Answers
Rules
Keep cellphone/ laptop/ tablet off or in
silent mode
Active participation is a must
Out-of-topic discussion please outside the
class
Outline
Introduction [15 mins]
Part 1: Data Gathering and Interpretation
[60 mins]
Part 2: Reservoir Management [15 mins]
Part 3: Reservoir Simulation [15 mins]
Part 4: Discussions Q&A [15 mins]
How to Calculate ?
HCIIP (HC Initially In Place)
OIIP:
Area x thickness x NTG x Porosity x So
GIIP:
Area x thickness x NTG x Porosity x Sg
UR (Ultimate Recovery)
UR:
HCIIP X RF
DATA GATHERING
Definition
Activities which provides geologist and
engineers with the information required to
estimate
Volume of HC in reservoir
Its fluid content
Reservoir productivity
Potential for development
Drilling System
Coring
Coring is performed in between drilling
operations
While drilling, there is mud-logging data
recorded and analyzed
Once the interval for coring is identified
from mud log data
A special assembly is run on drill pipe
comprising a core bit and a core barrel
Conventional Coring
Conventional Coring
Mudlogging
Cuttings from shale shaker
Lithology description, gas detection
Wireline Logging
Basic Product: Open Hole
Log Data
Represent 5-15% of total
well cost
Wireline logging was
considered better quality
than LWD (we will discuss
this later in the next
section)
But as technology
advances LWD is
considered much
improved
Sonde Types
Natural Gamma ray tools: detecting
radiation
Electrical logging/ resistivity tools: to
measure conductivity
Gamma ray generation/ density-neutron
tools: total porosity
Acoustic logging/ sonic tools: primary
porosity (prefer to go to solid and bypass
the pore with fluid inside)
Porosity
Density Porosity
Neutron Porosity
Devices - summary
Neutron Log
Low NPHI more Hydrogen Index high
porosity
High NPHI less Hydrogen Index low
porosity
Fluid Sampling
Collect samples from a formation, bring
them to surface, and analyze them insitu
or in a laboratory.
Image Logs
Resistivity and acoustic wave based log
data could be acquired and converted to
produce image of formation
Surface Seismic
Seismic Inversion
When reservoir condition allows and
data is of sufficient quality
The seismic data could be inverted to
impedance
The impedance could be linked to
reservoir porosity
Microseismic
In the tight formation reservoir
permability is so limited
Hydraulic fracturing is applied to improve
permeability
Essentially this fractures network is the
porosity of the reservoir
During fracc-ing microseismic survey is
recorded to analyse and understand
network of fractures
RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT
RESERVOIR SIMULATION
Source: http://9gag.com/gag/aEGGLEO/geologist-cake
Source: http://oilandcareers.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Reservoir-Engineer.jpg
Production Simulation
LWD
Wireline
Divided Core
Log Measurements
Grid Type
Water Flooding
Gamma Ray
LOW
Permeability
HIGH
Clean sand
Shaly sand
Shale
LOW
HIGH
3. GAS (1989.51 m)
Last fluid analysis: gas
Resistivity: 10
T1: 3
Capacitance: -3.7
HI: 0.15
Bubble Point: 1909.29
Mobility before and after: 23 and 148 mD/cP
Viscosity index: 3.29
Compressibility: 2.85e-4
3. GAS (1989.51 m)
3. GAS (1989.51 m)
(2977.8 m @ well-xyz_8.5in-phase)
Formation Tester
Formation Tester