QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE

School of Petroleum Technology

LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

EXPERIMENT NO. 8 : PREDICTION OF PROPERTIES PERMEABILITY, RELATIVE

PERMEABILITY, SATURATION ETC.
OBJECTIVE
To study about Prediction of properties permeability, relative permeability, saturation etc.
and hence conduct Reservoir Modeling & Simulation using PETREL

PRINCIPLE
The main objective is to simulate the exploitation of a real reservoir without the costs of
real life trial and error, e.g. to test different production scenarios to find an optimal one
before the reservoir is actually put on production.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED
Workstation: Z620 Workstation
Server: Virtual or VMWARE
CPU Info: 4 Core
Model: Intel ® Xeon ® CPU ES-2650 v2 @ 2.60 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
CPU Speed: 2600 MHz.
Cache: 20480 KB

Operating System: Windows2010/Red Hat Linux 8

PROCEDURE

Step 1: Open the Windows.

File Home Stratigraphy Seismic Interpretation Structural Property Fracture Reservoir Well Situation
Modelling Modelling Modelling Engineering Engineering

File

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

Step 2: Click on the File Tab on the Left- Topmost Corner

RESULT:-
A New File Organization Structure is created.

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

EXPERIMENT NO. 2 : SELECTION OF SUITABLE GRID FOR MODEL

OBJECTIVE
To help students understand the importance of Gridding and its selection in Reservoir
Model using PETREL

PRINCIPLE
The main objective is to simulate the exploitation of a real reservoir without the costs of
real life trial and error, e.g. to test different production scenarios to find an optimal one
before the reservoir is actually put on production.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED
Workstation: Z620 Workstation
Server: Virtual or VMWARE
CPU Info: 4 Core
Model: Intel ® Xeon ® CPU ES-2650 v2 @ 2.60 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
CPU Speed: 2600 MHz.
Cache: 20480 KB

Operating System: Windows2010/Red Hat Linux 8

PROCEDURE
Step 1: Open the Windows.
File Home Stratigraphy Seismic Interpretation Structural Property Modelling Fracture Modelling Reservoir Engineering Well Situation
Modelling Engineering

Step 2: Click on the File Tab on the Left- Topmost Corner.

Seismic to
Simulation
Geology
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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

Advanced
Geophysics
Reservoir Production
Drilling
Shale

“Seismic to Simulation”
Step 3: Click on the

Step 4: Workstation: Z620 Workstation

Step 5: Workstation: Z620 Workstation

RESULT

EXPERIMENT NO. 3 : SIMULATION OF RESERVOIR MODEL WITH DIFFERENT

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

ROCK PROPERTIES

OBJECTIVE
To study about Simulation of Reservoir Model with Different Rock Properties.

PRINCIPLE
The main objective is to simulate the exploitation of a real reservoir without the costs of
real life trial and error, e.g. to test different production scenarios to find an optimal one
before the reservoir is actually put on production.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED
Workstation: Z620 Workstation
Server: Virtual or Vmware
CPU Info: 4 Core
Model: Intel ® Xeon ® CPU ES-2650 v2 @ 2.60 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
CPU Speed: 2600 MHz.
Cache: 20480 KB

Operating System: Windows2010/Red Hat Linux 8

PROCEDURE

Step 1: Open the Windows.

File Home Stratigraphy Seismic Structural Property Fracture Reservoir Well Situation
Interpretation Modelling Modelling Modelling Engineering Engineering

Step 2: Click on the File Tab on the Left- Topmost Corner.

Seismic to Simulation
Geology
Advanced Geophysics
Reservoir Production

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

Drilling
Shale

Step 3.

Import the Data

Step 3: Click on the

Step 4: Workstation: Z620 Workstation

Step 5: Workstation: Z620 Workstation

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

RESULT

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

EXPERIMENT NO. 4 : WELL CORRELATIONS IN GIVEN RESERVOIR MODEL

OBJECTIVE:-
To study about Simulation of Reservoir Model with Different Fluid Properties.

PRINCIPLE
The main objective of this experiment is to compare & correlate the wells so as to get
knowledge about the strata of rocks underlying the surface of earth.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED
Workstation: Z620 Workstation
Server: Virtual or VMWARE
CPU Info: 4 Core
Model: Intel ® Xeon ® CPU ES-2650 v2 @ 2.60 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
CPU Speed: 2600 MHz.
Cache: 20480 KB
Operating System: Windows2010/Red Hat Linux 8

PROCEDURE
Step 1: Open the Windows.
File Home Stratigraphy Seismic Structural Property Modelling Fracture Modelling Reservoir Well Situation
Interpretation Modelling Engineering Engineering

Step 2: Click on the File Tab on the Left- Topmost Corner.

Seismic to Simulation
Geology
Advanced Geophysics
Reservoir Production
Drilling
Shale

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

“ Seismic to SimulationStep 3: Click on the

Step 4: Workstation: Z620 Workstation
Step 5: Workstation: Z620 Workstation

RESULT

EXPERIMENT NO. 6 : AQUIFER MODELLING

OBJECTIVE
To study about Simulation of Reservoir Model with Different Fluid Properties.

PRINCIPLE
The main objective is to simulate the exploitation of a real reservoir without the costs of
real life trial and error, e.g. to test different production scenarios to find an optimal one
before the reservoir is actually put on production.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED
Workstation: Z620 Workstation
Server: Virtual or Vmware
CPU Info: 4 Core
Model: Intel ® Xeon ® CPU ES-2650 v2 @ 2.60 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
CPU Speed: 2600 MHz.
Cache: 20480 KB

Operating System: Windows2010/Red Hat Linux 8

PROCEDURE

Step 1: Open the Windows.

File Home Stratigraphy Seismic Structural Property Fracture Reservoir Well Situat
Interpretation Modelling Modelling Modelling Engineering Engineering
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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

Step 2: Click on the File Tab on the Left- Topmost Corner.

Seismic to Simulation
Geology
Advanced Geophysics
Reservoir Production
Drilling
Shale

“ Seismic to Simulation”
Step 3: Click on the
Step 4:
Step 5:

RESULT

EXPERIMENT NO. 7 : HISTORY MATCHING CONSISTING OF ADJUSTING THE

PARAMETERS OF THE MODEL SUCH AS PERMEABILITY, POROSITY ETC. UNTIL
THE COMPUTED RESULTS FOR THE HISTORICAL PERIOD ARE CLOSE TO
HISTORICAL DATA

OBJECTIVE
To study about Simulation of Reservoir Model with Different Fluid Properties.

PRINCIPLE
The main objective is to simulate the exploitation of a real reservoir without the costs of
real life trial and error, e.g. to test different production scenarios to find an optimal one
before the reservoir is actually put on production.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED
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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

Workstation: Z620 Workstation

Server: Virtual or Vmware
CPU Info: 4 Core
Model: Intel ® Xeon ® CPU ES-2650 v2 @ 2.60 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
CPU Speed: 2600 MHz.
Cache: 20480 KB

Operating System: Windows2010/Red Hat Linux 8

PROCEDURE

Step 1: Open the Windows.

File Home Stratigraphy Seismic Structural Property Fracture Reservoir Well Situat
Interpretation Modelling Modelling Modelling Engineering Engineering

Step 2: Click on the File Tab on the Left- Topmost Corner.

Seismic to
Simulation
Geology
Advanced
Geophysics
Reservoir Production
Drilling
Shale

“ Seismic to Simulation”

Step 3: Click on the

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

Step 4:

Step 5:

RESULT

EXPERIMENT NO. 8 : PREDICTION OF PROPERTIES PERMEABILITY, RELATIVE

PERMEABILITY, SATURATION ETC.

OBJECTIVE
To study about Simulation of Reservoir Model with Different Fluid Properties.

PRINCIPLE
The main objective is to simulate the exploitation of a real reservoir without the costs of
real life trial and error, e.g. to test different production scenarios to find an optimal one
before the reservoir is actually put on production.

EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED
Workstation: Z620 Workstation
Server: Virtual or Vmware
CPU Info: 4 Core
Model: Intel ® Xeon ® CPU ES-2650 v2 @ 2.60 GHz
Memory: 16 GB
CPU Speed: 2600 MHz.
Cache: 20480 KB

Operating System: Windows2010/Red Hat Linux 8

PROCEDURE

Step 1: Open the Windows.

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 QUANTUM UNIVERISTY, ROORKEE
School of Petroleum Technology
LABORATORY MANUAL
EXPERIMENT NO.:8 ISSUE NO: 00 ISSUE DATE :

REV. NO. : 00 REV. DATE :00.00.00 PAGE:

Department of Petroleum Engineering LABORATORY: Reservoir

SEMESTER : 7
Modeling & Simulation

File Home Stratigraphy Seismic Structural Property Fracture Reservoir Well Situat
Interpretation Modelling Modelling Modelling Engineering Engineering

Step 2: Click on the File Tab on the Left- Topmost Corner.

Seismic to
Simulation
Geology
Advanced
Geophysics
Reservoir Production
Drilling
Shale

“ Seismic to Simulation”

Step 3: Click on the

Step 4:

Step 5:

RESULT

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