Models For reserves estimation

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MODELS FOR RESERVOIR ESTIMATION METHODS By Suhaib Mahmood Siddique To Engineer Hassan Abbas

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MODELS FORRESERVOIR ESTIMATION

METHODSBy

Suhaib Mahmood SiddiqueTo

Engineer Hassan Abbas

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HYDROCARBONS RESERVES ESTIMATION

• IGIP, Amount of gas present in reservoir we cannot recover 100% gas or oil from reservoir. Oil recovery is typically less than gas, synonym of IGIP for oil is IOIP.

• The recoverable amount is called reserves

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TYPES

• Volumetric Reserves Estimation• Material Balance• Decline Curve Method• Reservoir Simulation

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VOLUMETRIC RESERVES ESTIMATION

• Estimation of volume that would be recovered• IGIP / IOIP is estimated with the help of Eg / Bg. Total volume would be

obtained at surface conditions• Economics Estimated• If exploration is not being done on the formation before an analogous well

data from the same formation is assumed

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ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS

• Does not require production history• Static modeling of reservoir• Only method of reserves estimation

at exploration phase • In development phase, this method

provides checks on other HCs reserves estimations

• If there are some cracks or seepage, that permits the inflow into the reservoir , this method will not able to express it and the reservoir reserves would just be estimated

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MATERIAL BALANCE METHOD

• Dynamic modeling• Depend purely on pressure , dynamic properties • This method require production history• Its results are valid after 10% decline of initial reservoir pressure• Also find reservoir drive mechanism • If drive mechanism of the reservoir is water drive then aquifer modeling

become necessary

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DECLINE CURVE METHOD

• Require production data• Choke size must remain un changed • Producing mechanism must not alter• Three types of decline curves1. Exponential Decline 2. Hyperbolic Decline3. Harmonic Decline

Exponential Decline• Flow rate vs Time ( semi-log )• Flow rate vs Cumulative Production ( log-

log)

Hyperbolic Decline• Flow rate vs Cumulative Production ( semi-log)

Harmonic Decline• Does not show straight line on any log

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RESERVOIR SIMULATION

• A complete model that resembles sub surface reservoir , physically with all properties and with all dynamics

• Can be done on exploratory well but better to do it with production history