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1. This document contains an assignment for a group of engineering students involving calculations on reservoir engineering data from an oil field with no original gas cap or water drive. It provides detailed calculations to determine initial oil, gas, and dissolved gas in the reservoir, gas remaining at 1500 psia, free gas, gas and oil volume factors, and other parameters. 2. This section provides core test data, production data, and logging information for another reservoir. It involves calculations to determine initial oil and gas volumes, gas-oil ratio, oil and gas volume factors, water influx, and water and gas drive indexes at 2000 psia. The water drive index is calculated to be 51.4%.

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Assignment 2

1. This document contains an assignment for a group of engineering students involving calculations on reservoir engineering data from an oil field with no original gas cap or water drive. It provides detailed calculations to determine initial oil, gas, and dissolved gas in the reservoir, gas remaining at 1500 psia, free gas, gas and oil volume factors, and other parameters. 2. This section provides core test data, production data, and logging information for another reservoir. It involves calculations to determine initial oil and gas volumes, gas-oil ratio, oil and gas volume factors, water influx, and water and gas drive indexes at 2000 psia. The water drive index is calculated to be 51.4%.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

KG22603
RESERVOIR ENGINEERING

SEMESTER 4
SESSION 2 2019/2020

ASSIGNMENT 2

GROUP 6

NAME MATRIC NO.


MARLISA BINTI SALAMAT @ JUMARI BK18110231
EKMA EVALDO JOHNIUS BK18110247
MUHAMMAD ANAS BIN ABDULLAH BK18110123
MOHAMMAD AL FATEH BIN MUSTAFA BK18110078
1. The following data are taken from an oil field that had no original gas cap and no water drive.

Oil pore volume of reservoir = 75 MM CUFT


Solubility of gas in crude = 0.42 SCF/STB/psi
Initial bottom hole pressure = 3500 psia
Bottom hole temperature = 140 F
Bubble point pressure of the reservoir = 2400 psia
Formation volume factor at 3500 psia = 1.333 bbl/STB
Compressibility factor of the gas at 1500 psia and 140 F = 0.95
Oil produced when pressure is 1500 psia = 1.0 MM STB
Net cumulative produced GOR = 2800 SCF/STBa)

a) Calculate the initial STB of oil in the reservoir.

Voi  Nboi
voi
N
boi
1bbl
75  10 6 ft 3 
5.615 ft 3
N
bbl
1.333
STB
N  10.02  10 6 STB

b) Calculate the initial SCF of gas in the reservoir.

G  NRs io  (10.02)(0.42  2400)


G  10.1MMMscf

c) Calculate the initial dissolved GOR of the reservoir.

G
GORi 
N
10.02  10 9 scf
GORi 
10.1  10 6 STB
scf
GORi  1008
STB

d) Calculate the SCF of gas remaining in the reservoir at 1500 psia.

G 1500  G  Gp

G 1500  10.1  10 6  ( NpRp )

G 1500  10.1  10 6  (1  10 6  2800)

G 1500  7.3  10 9 scf


e) Calculate the SCF of free gas in the reservoir at 1500 psia.

Gf  NRsi  NpRp  ( N  Np ) Rs
 
Gf  (10.1  10 9 )  (1  10 6  2800)  10.2  10 6  1  10 6 0.42  1500 
Gf  1.62  10 9 scf

f) Calculate the gas volume factor of the escaped gas at 1500 psia at standard conditions of
14.7 psia and 60 F.

ZT
Bg  0.0282
P
0.95(600)
Bg  0.0282
1500
ft 3
Bg  0.0107
scf

g) Calculate the reservoir volume of the free gas at 1500 psia.

V freegas  Gf  Bg

V freegas  1.6  10 9 0.0107 

V freegas  17.33 ft 3

h) Calculate the total reservoir GOR at 1500 psia.

7.3  10 9 scf
GOR 1500 
N  Np
7.3  10 9 scf
GOR 1500 
10.02  1  10 6
scf
GOR 1500  809
STB

i) Calculate the dissolved GOR at 1500 psia.

scf
0.42  1500  630
STB
j) Calculate the liquid volume factor of the oil at 1500 psia.

NBoi  GfBg
Bo 
N  Np

10.02  106  1.333 1.62  109  05.0107 



.615 
Bo 
10.2  10 6  1  10 6
bbl
Bo  1.14
STB

k) Calculate the total, or two-phase, oil volume factor of the oil and its initial complement of
dissolved gas at 1500 psia.

Bt  Bo  ( Rsi  Rs ) Bg
0.0107
Bt  1.14 _ 0.42  2400  0.42  1500  
5.615
bbl
Bt  1.86
STB

2. Given the following data from laboratory core tests, production data and logging information:

Well spacing = 320 ac


Net pay thickness = 50 ft with the gas/oil contact 10 ft from the top
Porosity = 0.17
Initial water saturation = 0.26
Initial gas saturation = 0.15
Bubble point pressure = 3600 psia
Initial reservoir pressure = 3000 psia
Reservoir temperature = 120 F
Boi = 1.26 bbl/STB
Bo at the bubble point pressure = 1.37 bbl/STB
Bo at 2000 psia = 1.19 bbl/STB
Np at 2000 psia = 2.0 MM STB
Gp at 2000 psia = 2.4 MMM SCF
Gas compressibility factor, z = 1.0 – 0.001p
Solution gas oil ratio, Rso = 0.2p

Calculate the amount of water that has influxed and the drive indexes at 2000 psia.

ZT
Bg i 3000 psia  0.0282
P
0.7(120  460)
Bg i 3000 psia  0.0282
3000
ft 3
Bg i 3000 psia  3.816  10  3
scf
ZT
Bg i 2000 psia  0.0282
P
0.8(120  460)
Bg i 2000 psia  0.0282
2000
ft 3
Bg i 2000 psia  6.54  10  3
scf

Voi  43560  Vb    (1  swi )


Voi  43560  (40  320)  0.17  (1  0.26)
Voi  70142054 ft 3

Vgi  43560  Vb    sgi


Vgi  43560  (40  320)  0.17  0.15
Vgi  3554496 ft 3

Vg
m
Vo
3554496
m
70142054
m  0.05

Voi
N
Boi
70142054
N
1.26  5.615
N  9.91  10 6

Bt  Bo  ( Rsi  Rs ) Bg
6.54  10  3
Bt  1.19  (0.2  3000  0.2  2000) 
5.615
bbl
Bt  1.423
STB

NmBt i
we  N p Bt  ( Rp  Rsi ) Bg   N ( Bt  Bt i )  ( Bg  Bg i )
Bg i
 6.54  10 6  9.91  10 6  0.05  1.26
we  2  10 6 1.2423  (1200  600) 6
  9.91  10 (1.423  1.26)  (6.54  10 6  3
5 . 615 3
  3.816  10
we  2.18  10 6 bbl
we  BwWP
WDI 
NPBt  ( Rp  Rsi ) Bg 
2.18  10 6
WDI 
 6.54  10 6 
2  10 6 1.2423  (1200  600) 
 5.615 
WDI  0.514  51.4%

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