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    This presentation analyzes parameters and trends in a water drive reservoir. It discusses three cases of water drive: artesian, confined, and reservoir performance. Key parameters discussed include reservoir pressure, gas-oil ratio, water production, and well behavior. A case study uses material balance equations to calculate initial oil in place of 28.26 MMSTB. Finally, the Havlena and Odeh method is presented to calculate initial water in place using a water drive reservoir equation.

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    This presentation analyzes parameters and trends in a water drive reservoir. It discusses three cases of water drive: artesian, confined, and reservoir performance. Key parameters discussed include reservoir pressure, gas-oil ratio, water production, and well behavior. A case study uses material balance equations to calculate initial oil in place of 28.26 MMSTB. Finally, the Havlena and Odeh method is presented to calculate initial water in place using a water drive reservoir equation.

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    MID TERM PBL PRESENTATION

    ANALYZE THE DIFFERENT


    PARAMETERS AND THEIR
    TRENDS IN RESERVOIR BY
    WATER DRIVE SOURCES.
    Presented by :K17PG23
    Presented to : Sir Faisal Memon
    INTRODUCTION

    • The reservoirs which are predominately driven by compressibility of aquifer.


    • Effectiveness : replacement of aquifer
    • Ability of aquifer : depends on size and permeability
    Three cases
    • artesian water drive.​(Aquifer is connected with oil and surface)
    • confined water drive.​( compressibility of Aquifer)
    • Reservoir performance of water drive.
    • If oil production rate > water influx, rate of production will drop at higher level.​
    • If oil production rate < water influx, rate of production will remain constant.
    PARAMETERS AND THERE TRENDS

    • Reservoir Pressure: depends upon production rate


    • GOR: It will remain low (depend upon pressure)
    • Water production: (increases as OWC moves upward )
    • Well behavior: producible till the water production increases than oil
    • Oil recovery rate : ( Aquifer type)
    • Oil recovery: 35%-80%
    CASE STUDY : OIL IN PLACE

    • Oil in place is usually determined by volumetric method or material balance method


    Here we use MBE method to find OIP.
    • OIP: The total oil content of an oil reservoir

    • The MBE, when properly applied, can be used to:


    • Estimate initial hydrocarbon volumes in place
    • Predict future reservoir performance
    • Predict ultimate hydrocarbon recovery under various types of primary driving
    mechanisms
    FIND INITIAL OIL IN PLACE THROUGH MBE
    Pressure=2500 Psi , table represent the values

    Initial Reservoir Condition Current Reservoir


    Condition
    p, psi 3000 2500

    Bo, bbl/STB 1.35 1.33


    Rs, scf/STB 600 500
    Np, MMSTB 0 6
    Gp, MMMscf 6.6
    Bw, bbl/STB 1 1
    We, MMbbl 0 3
    Wp, MMbbl 0 0.2
    Bg, bbl/scf 0.0011 0.0015
    cf, cw 0 0

    Volume of bulk oil zone = 100,000 ac-ft


    Volume of bulk gas zone = 20,000 ac-ft
    • Step 1. Assuming the same porosity and connate-water for the oil and gas zones, calculate m:
    m=20,000/100,00=0.2
    • Step 2. Calculate the cumulative gas-oil ratio Rp:
    Rp=(6.6 x 10^9)/(6 x 10^6)=1320 scf/ STB
    Step 3. Solve for the initial oil-in-place by applying Equation:

    No Water and Gas Injection is observed in reservoir therefore,


    ••  
    N

     
    =28.26MMSTB
    Initial oil in place is equal to 28.26MMSTB
    HAVLENA AND ODEH METHOD FOR WATER
    DRIVE RESERVOIR
    • F = N Eo + We General equation of material balance for water drive reservoir
    F = Net fluid production ,N = Oil in place ,Eo = oil expansion term ,We = water influx
    Problem: A water drive reservoir having net fluid production of 15.03 with oil expansion of
    0.1207ft3/stb and have water encroachment of 3MMscf find initial water in place using havlena
    and odeh method?
    Data
    F=15.03bbls , Eo=0.1207 , We=33MMscf
    (F/Eo)-We=N
    (15.03/0.1207)-33=91.52MMscf
    THANKS
    ANY QUESTION?

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