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This document contains an assignment with 5 problems related to calculating porosity of rock samples from given properties. Problem 1 asks to calculate porosity of a sample given its dry weight, saturated weight, and water specific gravity. Problem 2 calculates porosity of a core given its dry weight, saturated weight in brine, length, and diameter. Problem 3 calculates porosity from dry weight, saturated weight, water density, and weight immersed in water, and asks about lithology and type of porosity. Problem 4 similarly calculates porosity and lithology from sample dimensions and weights. Problem 5 calculates porosity from initial air pressure and volume, sample addition, and final pressure across two vessels, also asking about porosity type. The assignment

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Assignment #1 - 2008 PDF

This document contains an assignment with 5 problems related to calculating porosity of rock samples from given properties. Problem 1 asks to calculate porosity of a sample given its dry weight, saturated weight, and water specific gravity. Problem 2 calculates porosity of a core given its dry weight, saturated weight in brine, length, and diameter. Problem 3 calculates porosity from dry weight, saturated weight, water density, and weight immersed in water, and asks about lithology and type of porosity. Problem 4 similarly calculates porosity and lithology from sample dimensions and weights. Problem 5 calculates porosity from initial air pressure and volume, sample addition, and final pressure across two vessels, also asking about porosity type. The assignment

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Suez Canal University

Faculty of Pet. and Min. Eng.


Petroleum Eng. Dept.

Assignment#1
Reservoir Rock Properties

1. A sample has a diameter of 24 mm and a length of 32 mm. The dry

sample weighs 41.250 gm. It is saturated with water, of sp. gr.=1. A


second weighing of the sample gives a weight of 43.165 gm. What is the
porosity of the sample?
2. A clean and dry core weighing 425 gm was 100% saturated with 1.07

specific gravity brine. The new weight is 453 gm. The core is 12 cm long
and 4 cm in diameter. Calculate the core porosity.
3. Calculate the porosity of a core sample when the following data is

available:
Wt. of the dry sample = 427.3 gm
Wt. of sample saturated by water = 448.6 gm
Water density = 1.00 gm/cc
Wt. of water saturated sample immersed in water = 269.5 gm
What is the lithology of the sample? Is the porosity effective or absolute?
4. Calculate the porosity and determine the lithology for a core has the

following data: Length = 50 mm, diameter = 35 mm, Wt. of the dry


sample = 104.1 gm, Wt. of the sample (100% saturated with water)
immersed in water = 64.8 gm, Water density = 1.00 gm/cc.
Is this absolute or effective porosity?
5. A cubic centimeter of a sandstone sample is placed in an air filled vessel

whose volume and pressure are 10 cc and 750 mmHg, respectively. The
vessel is seated and a stop-cock turned so that the air can expand into a
second evacuated vessel whose volume is also 10 cc. The final pressure in
the two vessels is 361.4 mmHg. Calculate the porosity of the sample.
Is this absolute or effective porosity?

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