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Title: Petrophysical Concepts


1
Petrophysical Concepts
  • Porosity
  • Permeability
  • "Pore volume" compressibility

2
Porosity
  • Example Dry rock cube (1 ft x 1 ft x 1 ft) has
    porosity 0.3.
  • It is saturated with air at standard conditions
    and isolated from its environment.
  • (Assumptions T constant and total
    connectivity.)
  • What will be the pressure after injecting 3 SCF
    air into it?
  • What difference does it make if connate water
    saturation is 50 ?

3
Porosity Classification
  • Carbonate and Clastic Reservoir System
  • Fabric Selective vs. Not
  • Sandstone
  • Depositional Environments and Reservoir
    Characteristics
  • Sedimentary structures
  • Diagentic changes in sandstones
  • Questions?
  • Pore space distribution, connectivity and other
    structural features

4
Flow
Shear Rate 1/s Shear stress Pa Viscosity
Pa.s
1/s
Pa.s
5
Flow in Porous Media Permeability
A
Darcy velocity
x
Permeability
6
Permeability vs Porosity
  • Are they related?
  • Log(k) vs. f

7
The concept of hierarchy (scale)
  • Reservoir Scaling
  • Micro/Macro/Mega/Giga scale reservoir features
  • Schematics of Fracture Mechanics
  • Fractures align perpendicular to the direction of
    least principle stress.
  • Dual porosity

8
Fluid properties
  • Gas
  • Oil
  • Water

9
Who drives the show?
10
Properties of Natural Gases
  • Pseudoreduced temperature and pressures (for gas
    mixtures)
  • Dranchuk and Abou-Kassem equation of state
    (DAK-EOS)
  • Calculation of z-factor and gas compressibility.
  • Gas viscosity (various approaches)

11
Properties of Reservoir Oil
  • Oil formation volume factor (Standing
    correlation).
  • Solution gas-oil ratio (Standing correlation).
  • Discussion of alternative approaches
  • Oil compressibility
  • Oil viscosity

12
Properties of Reservoir Waters
  • Water formation volume factor.
  • Solution water-oil ratio.
  • Water compressibility
  • Water viscosity 
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