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Faculty of Engineering

Department of Petroleum Geoscience

Module Guide 2014/15

Reservoir rocks and fluids

Module Code

Module Level 2

Module Credit

Semester 1

Module Lecturer Dr Pavel Sirov

!t"er Module #eam Mem$ers #%C

Pre&re'uisites (one

Co&re'uisites (one

Student class contact time )0 "ours

Student la$ contact time 45 "ours

#imeta$le details #%C

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1. Module Descrition

After competition of this course, students will know basement of reservoir

engineering. hey will gain essential knowledge which each oil!gas engineer shouldknow.

2. Learnin* !utcomes

"y successful completion of this module students will be able to#

$earning %utcome $earning Activity E&planation

'n this course will be studied

basics of reservoir engineering. .

(. $ectures $ectures will be divided into

several modules

). *alculations and

assignments.

here will be practical calculations

and drawings in order to get deeper

knowledge of petroleum industry.

+. $ab work. For better understanding will be

handled several lab works

3. +ssessment Details

2



Assessment

asks

weighting

for

components

-

/and0in date

university

week

1ationale for the task

(.2idterm e&am +3 "* o demonstrate knowledge and

understanding of the module

content

). $ab work

Assignment

4presentation

)3 "* o demonstrate the application of

knowledge and understanding of

the module content to a particular

aspect of the sub5ect

+. Final e&am 63 *heck 7niversityE&am timetable o demonstrate knowledge andunderstanding of the module

content

4. #eac"in* and Learnin* Details

he 8reservoir fluids and rocks 9 is a theory, lab based, practical assessments and pc

demonstration module and will be delivered by a combination of lectures, discussion,

e&periments and software demonstration to show reservoir fluid properties. his course is

essential for further developtment of oil and gas engineers.

5. !utline S,lla$us

:eek

;o.

Date *ontent <taff

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( Module 1:

-ntroduction to course

'ntroduction to petroleum geology,

introduction to oil and gas, introduction toreservoir, formation of reservoirs,

geochemistry, crude oil origin, source rocks,

reservoir rocks, kerogen types, oil window,

elemental composition of crude oil and gas,

basic analytical methods, re=uirement for

formation of oil and gas fields, overview of

oil and gas reserves

Dr . Pavel <pirov

)0+ Module 2:

Geod,namics and reserves. eloration.

+natom, of oil *as fields

Geodynamics, reserves, looking for oil and

gas, e&ploration methods

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

? Module 3:

Reservoir types, trap types, reserves

types of reserves,

rap types, migration of oil and gas

Drilling, introduction to drilling plan as

e&ercise

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

6 +ssessment 1 Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir

@ Module 4: Porosity

Defne porosity, classifcation o

porosity, discuss the actors aecting

porosity,

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

4



Module 5: Fluid saturation

Defnition o the signifcance o the

critical saturation or each phase,

methods or determining uid

saturations , actors aecting uidsaturation

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

B Module 6: Permeability and

relative permeability

Darcy la!, "#solute, $ective

%ermea#ility, Relative permea#ility

Reproduce relative permea#ility

curves

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

C Module 7: Compressibility

Defne the coe&cient o isothermal

compressi#ility o reservoir roc' and

descri#e methods or determining

values o ormation compressi#ility

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

(3 Module 8: Eletrial ro!

properties

Defne resistivity, resistivity actor,

resistivity inde(,

$lectrical roc' properties

)easure resistivity o uids and roc's

in la#oratory, compare resistivity o oil,

!ater, salty !ater, .....

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

(( "ssessment 2 Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir

() Module #: Capillary pressure and

sur$ae tension

Descri#e capillary pressure and

surace tension

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

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(+

Module 1%: &ettability

+etta#ility defnition and calculation

+etta#ility in la#oratory

(? Module 11: P'( properties

%- properties o oil, #inary diagrams,

classifcation o oil and gas reservoirs,

oil reservoirs such as: ndersaturated

oil reservoir, /aturated oil reservoir,

0ascap reservoir.

-here !ill #e also e(plained : #lac' oil,

ordinary, lo! shrin'age oil, near criticaloil, lo! volatile oil.......,

n gas reservoirs !ill #e : Retrograde

gascondensate, earcritical gas

condensate, +et gas, Dry gas

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

"ssessment 3 Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir

(6 Module 12 ) *eservoir +uid

properties

atural gases 5rude oil systems Reservoir !ater systems

0ases 6 deal gases, Real gases

$77$5- 87 89DR85"R;8

58)%8$-/

8 -9$ <7"5-8R, 58)%R$//;=-

87 "-R"= 0"/$/, < >compressi#ility actor, 0as ormation

volume actor, 0as ormation volume

actor,

$(ercise on % 6 R-

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

?



$(ercise on gas compressi#ility actor

@

(@ Module 13: Properties o$ rude oil

systems

7luid gravity

/pecifc gravity o the solution gas

0as solu#ility

;u##lepoint pressure

8il ormation volume actor

sothermal compressi#ility

coe&cient o undersaturated crude

oils

8il density

-otal ormation volume actor

5rude oil viscosity/urace tension

5rude oil gravity $(ercise

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

( Module 14: development and

prodution

/tages o development

%rimary, /econdary, -ertiary

recovery

atural drive mechanisms +ater

drive Aartesian and ellision ,

/olution gas drive, 0as cap drive,

0ravitational

Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0 lab

(B +ssessment 4 Dr. Pavel <pirov

2r. ;a>ir 0

8vervie! o the course

(@ 7inal $(am

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Pratial:

eek +ction

2

) Drilling plan

4 =a#oratory determination o porosity

5 =a#oratory determination o uidsaturation

=a#oratory determination opermea#ility and relative permea#ility

3 5apillary pressure and surace tension

+etta#ility measurement methods

iscosity and density, $(ercise: crudeoil gravity

10 Drawing of P diagrams

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6. Readin* and Learnin* Suort List

,-s.ore boo!

8shore center Denmar'

/asis o$ *eservoir En0ineerin0

5osse

*eservoir en0ineerin0 .andboo!

-are' "hmed

7. Pla*iarism and Collusion

All students are strongly advised to be familiar with <tudent *odes of *onduct on thismatter and be aware of the <oran 7niversity and 1G 2inistry of /igher Education and

<cientific 1esearch procedures as outlined in the# 8eaching uality Assurance9, etc.

Good luck with your studies

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