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Petroleum
Complex mixture of hydrocarbon caused by high Pressure & Temperature
Originated in source rock then moved to reservoir
Viscous and compressible fluid that could move through thin porous media
Each reservoir has unique fluid properties
Reservoir
A combination of rock and
hydrocarbon
that surrounded by
Seal
(cap)
Reservoir
value depends on Quantity and Quality of
hydrocarbon
Could be found in different
locations
and
depths
Each
Reservoir
(
hydrocarbon
) has unique signature
Migration
1. Primary migration: from source rock to reservoir rock
2. Secondary migration: from reservoir rock to the trap
3. The main reason for the migration is the differential pressure, the fluid move always from
high
pressure area to
low
pressure area
Sedimentary rock types
Sandstone
Limestone
CaCO3
Dolomite
CaMg(CO3)2
Clay
(shale)
Porosity
Ratio of
pore
volume to
bulk
volume (connected porous)
Permeability
Rock ability to transmit fluids (Gas, Oil & Water)
One of the important properties in reservoir system which can not measure directly
Firstly, discovered by
Darcy
Saturation
Ratio of fluid volume to
pore
volume
Effective Permeability
Rock
ability to move one fluid if
more
than one exist
Relative Permeability
Ratio of effective
permeability
to absolute
permeability
Fluid Properties (PVT)
Each crude oil in the world is absolutely
unique
and has its own
signature
Live oil properties change with
Pressure
and
Temperature
Most of the PVT studies done at on the
reservoir
temperature only
Compressibility, Co
Function
of pressure,
Pressure
dependent
Oil formation volume factor, Bo
Ratio
of vol. @ reservoir condition to vol. @ standard condition
Solution Gas oil ratio, Rs
Gas solubility,
gas
dissolved in oil, Depends on
pressure
Viscosity
Depends on
Hydrocarbon chains
, usually use
API
Density
Depends on
Hydrocarbon
chains
Bubble point
Pressure @ which first
gas bubble
appears, Refers to pressure at this point: Pb, This point
limited
the reservoir production, even well completion
Oil Life
1.
Exploration
2.
Drilling
3.
Production
4. Completion
Discover the reservoir
1.
Seismic
survey
2. Drilling
exploration
wells
3.
Appraisal
well
Development the Reservoir
1.
Logging
&
surveillance
2.
Facilities
&
Pipelines
3.
Artificial lift
4.
Perforation strategy
5.
Completion types
6.
Sidetracks wells
7.
Injection wells
8.
Well spacing
Reservoir
Evaluation
Open
Hole
Logging
Coring
&
Core
Analysis
Reservoir simulation is the representation of petroleum reservoir performance using a
3D dynamic
model