Roll No : K19PG20 Subject:Well logging Topic : Calculate saturation of water by using SP log WATER SATURATION :
• Water Saturation is fraction of water in a given pore space. It
is expressed in volume/volume, percent or saturation units. Unless otherwise stated, water saturation is the fraction of formation water in the undisturbed zone WATER RESISTIVITY:
• Water resistivity or Rw, is a critical component of log analysis
in calculating water saturation using the Archie equation. Rw can be measured from a sample of formation water taken from the zone of interest at the well site or a nearby well, or it can be calculated using spontaneous potential (SP) log data. CALCULATE WATER RESISTIVITY OR WATER SATURATION FROM SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL LOG :
• Estimate formation temperature.
• Resistivity of the mud filtrate (Rmf) at measured temperature, found on the log header. If only mud resistivity (Rm) is given, convert it to Rmf as explained below. • Bottom-hole temperature (BHTbottom hole temperature) and total depth, found on the log header. • SP reading from a porous zone at least 20 ft6.096 m 240 in thick. (A bed thickness correction is necessary if the zone SP is measured from is less than 20 ft6.096 m 240 in thick.) ESTIMATE FORMATION TEMPERATURE :
• Formation temperature (Tf) can be estimated by using the following
formula:
• where:Ts = average surface temperature
• Df = depth to the formation • BHTbottom hole temperature = bottom-hole temperature (found on log header) • TDtotal depth = total depth (make sure BHTbottom hole temperature and TDtotal depth are from same log run) AN EXAMPLE OF CALCULATING RW BY USING THE SP METHOD : • Rm = 2.5 Ω-m at 70°F294.261 K 21.111 °C 529.67 °R