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    This document discusses quantitative pore pressure estimation in sedimentary basins. It provides an example calculation to determine pore pressure in pascals at a depth of 3000 meters with a pore pressure gradient of 0.433 psi/ft. The steps show converting 3000 meters to feet, multiplying by the gradient to get pressure in psi, and then converting that value to pascals. It also includes a second example calculating pore pressure at 4000 meters depth. The document provides contact information for the author and a link for a related course.

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    This document discusses quantitative pore pressure estimation in sedimentary basins. It provides an example calculation to determine pore pressure in pascals at a depth of 3000 meters with a pore pressure gradient of 0.433 psi/ft. The steps show converting 3000 meters to feet, multiplying by the gradient to get pressure in psi, and then converting that value to pascals. It also includes a second example calculating pore pressure at 4000 meters depth. The document provides contact information for the author and a link for a related course.

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    This document discusses quantitative pore pressure estimation in sedimentary basins. It provides an example calculation to determine pore pressure in pascals at a depth of 3000 meters with a pore pressure gradient of 0.433 psi/ft. The steps show converting 3000 meters to feet, multiplying by the gradient to get pressure in psi, and then converting that value to pascals. It also includes a second example calculating pore pressure at 4000 meters depth. The document provides contact information for the author and a link for a related course.

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    Teknik Pemboran 1

    Pore pressure estimation in sedimentary basin


    S1 : Petroleum, UPN
    S2 : Geothermal Engineering, ITB
    Lecturer petroleum UPN
    (2018) Member of multi-sponsor overpressure research, Pertamina
    UTC
    3000 m
    0,433 psi/ft
    Pressure (pa)?
    3000 m
    0,433 psi/ft
    Pressure (pa)?
    3000 m = 3000 x 3,28 ft
    9840 ft
    0,433 psi/ft
    9840 ft x 0,433 psi/ft
    4260,72 psi

    Pressure (pa)?
    4260,72 x 6894,757
    29376629,045 pa
    2,15 4000

    4000 ? ?
    2,15 4000

    22313149 /
    4000 ? ? 6894,757 =
    2150 x 9,8 x 1000 x 0,3048 = 3235,6 psi
    6422136 + 15891053
    6422136
    22313149 Pa
    allenharyanto@upnyk.ac.id
    Bit.ly/kursus1
    Quantitative Pore Pressure
    Estimation
    14,000

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