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di=4 %cm
r=di/2 %cm
l=12 %cm
y=1.07
V_dry=425 %g
V_wet=453 %g
Vb=pi*r^2*l
Vp=(1/y)*(V_wet-V_dry)
Porosidad=Vp/Vb
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC
di =
4
r =
2
l =
12
y =
1.0700
V_dry =
425
V_wet =
453
Vb =
150.7964
Vp =
26.1682
Porosidad =
0.1735
%2.- Calculate the initial oil-in-place (N) of an oil reservoir if A=1600 acres,
h=32 ft, φ=22%,
%Siw=20%, and Boi=1.23 bbl/STB.
A=1600 %acres
h=32 %ft
Porosidad=22 %porcen
Siw=20 %porcen
Boi=1.23 %bbl/STB
N=(A*h*Porosidad*(1-Siw))/Boi
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC_2
A =
1600
h =
32
Porosidad =
0.2200
Siw =
0.2000
Boi =
1.2300
N =
7.3262e+03
%3.- A 10 cm long cylindrical core sample was subjected to a laboratory linear
flow test under
%a pressure differential of 3.4 atm using a fluid of viscosity 2.5 cp. The
diameter of the core is
%4 cm. A flow rate of 0.35 cm3/s was obtained. Calculate the permeability of
this core sample.
di=4 %cm
r=di/2 %cm
q=0.35 %cm3/s
u=2.5 %cp
L=10 %cm
Delta_P=3.4 %atm
A=pi*(r^2)
k=(q*u*L)/(A*Delta_P)
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC_3
di =
4
r =
2
q =
0.3500
u =
2.5000
L =
10
Delta_P =
3.4000
A =
12.5664
k =
0.2048
%4.- An oil-bearing core sample recovered from a clean sandstone formation has a
porosityof 24% and an irreducible water saturation of 30%. Estimate:(a) The
permeability of the core sample using the Wyllie and Rose correlation and
compare the result with that obtained from the Timur correlation.
a_wr=250
Porosidad=0.24 %porcen
S_wi=0.30 %porcen
k=((a_wr*(Porosidad^3))/S_wi)^2
%Timur correlation
k=0.136*((Porosidad^4.4)/(S_wi^2))
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC_4
a_wr =
250
Porosidad =
0.2400
S_wi =
0.3000
k =
132.7104
k =
0.0028
%5.- Estimate the permeability of a clean formation where GR=22 API units,
ID=100 Ω/m,ρB=2.55 g/cm3, and porosity=18%
C_1=38.254
C_2=-0.5874
C_3=-0.409438
C_4=0.4066
P_B=2.55 %g/cm3
GR=22 %API
I_D=100 %Ω/m
k=C_1*(GR^C_2)*(P_B^C_3)*(I_D^C_4)
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC_5
C_1 =
38.2540
C_2 =
-0.5874
C_3 =
-0.4094
C_4 =
0.4066
P_B =
2.5500
GR =
22
I_D =
100
k =
27.5985
%6.- A new well in a small bounded reservoir, North of Hobbs, New Mexico, was
produced at a constant rate of 250 STB/D. The initial reservoir pressure is 4620
psia. Other relevant data are as follows: h=16 ft, μo=1.2 cP, Bo=1.229 bbl/STB
and m=18.5.
q=250 %STB/D
u_o=1.2 %cP
B_o=1.229 %bbl/STB
m=18.5
h=16 %ft
k=(162.6*((q*u_o*B_o)/m*h))
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC_6
q =
250
u_o =
1.2000
B_o =
1.2290
m =
18.5000
h =
16
k =
5.1849e+04
%7.- A well is drilled in an oil zone, where the pressure is above the bubble
point. This shaly-
%sandstone formation has the following characteristics. Estimate the oil
saturation, assuming Vsh=0.20.
V_sh=0.20
R_w=0.05 %Ω/m
R_sh=1 %Ω/m
R_t=5 %Ω/m
Porosidad_e=0.18
F=0.81/(Porosidad_e^2)
%Simandoux equation
S_w=(1/2)*F*R_w*((-V_sh)+(((V_sh/R_sh)^2)+(4/(F*R_w*R_t))^0.5))
S_o=1-S_w
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC_7
V_sh =
0.2000
R_w =
0.0500
R_sh =
1
R_t =
5
Porosidad_e =
0.1800
F =
25.0000
S_w =
0.4000
S_o =
0.6000
%8.- A volumetric undersaturated oil reservoir has the following
characteristics:
P_i=5000 %psi
S_wc=20 %porcen
Porosidad=9 %porcen
B_oi=1.354 %bbl/STB
C_o=10.7*10^-6 %psi-1
C_w=3.6*10^-6 %psi-1
C_f=5*10^-6 %psi-1
%The cumulative oil produced is 1.25x106 STB, Bo=1.375 bbl/STB when the
reservoir pressure falls to 3600 psia, with negligible water production.
% What is the effect of formation compressibility on the value of oil-in-place
in this reservoir?
C_g=1.25*10^6
B_o=1.375 %bbl/STB
Delta_P=3600 %psia
S_o=1-S_wc
S_g=1-S_wc-S_o
C_g=1*10^-6 %psi-1
C_t=(C_o*S_o)+(C_g*S_g)+(C_w*S_wc)+C_f
C_e=C_t/S_o
N=(Np*B_o)/(C_e*Delta_P*B_oi)
ACT1_MATLAB_MGOC_8
P_i =
5000
S_wc =
20
Porosidad =
9
B_oi =
1.3540
C_o =
1.0700e-05
C_w =
3.6000e-06
C_f =
5.0000e-06
C_g =
1250000
B_o =
1.3750
Delta_P =
3600
S_o =
-19
S_g =
0
C_g =
1.0000e-06
C_t =
-1.2630e-04
C_e =
6.6474e-06