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Assignment #9 2008

Prof. Dr. Mohamed A. El-Said Petroleum Engineering Department Suez Canal University

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Assignment#9

Suez Canal University


Faculty of Pet. and Min. Eng.
Petroleum Eng. Dept.

Reservoir Rock Properties

1. Given the following laboratory capillary pressure data: Wt. of dry sample

= 18 gm, Wt. of 100% saturated sample by water = 28 gm, IWOC at a


depth of 3420 ft, a-w = 70 dynes/cm, o-w = 35 dynes/cm, w = 70 lb/ft3,
o = 55.6 lb/ft3.
Pc, psi
Wt, gm

10
28

20
28

30
26.4

50
23.7

70
21.8

100
20.4

150
20

200
20

1.1.Calculate the water saturation versus depth curve.


1.2.Determine the values of Pd and Swc.
1.3.Calculate the thickness of the transition zone.
2. The following data were obtained at capillary pressure measurements:

Core #1:
Core #2:
Pc,psi
WtCore#1, gm
WtCore#2, gm

10
30
40

Wtd = 20 gm, Wt100% sat with water = 30 gm


Wtd = 30 gm, Wt100% sat with water = 40 gm
w = 1 gm/cc
20 30 50 60 70
80 100 150
30 25 23 22 21.5 21 20.6 20.5
40 40 39 38 37
36 35
32

200
20.5
32

2.1.Determine the values of Pd and Swc.


2.2.Describe the lithology and permeability of each core.
3. The dry weight of a core plug is 7.12 gm, and 9.88 gm after 100%

saturated with water. This plug was placed in capillary pressure apparatus
in order to get its Pc curve, and the following data was obtained:
Pc, cmHg
Wt, gm

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

110

120

150

200

9.88

9.88

9.19

8.72

8.39

8.17

8.03

7.89

7.84

7.78

7.67

7.67

3.1.Draw Pc versus Sw curve.


3.2.Determine the values of Pd and Swc.
3.3.If a-w = 73 dynes/cm, o-w = 17 dynes/cm, w = 1.02 gm/cc, o = 0.8
gm/cc and IWOC at a depth of 3872 ft, convert the laboratory data to
reservoir data in a table form.
3.4.Calculate the thickness of the transition zone.
3.5.Is the reservoir rock homogeneous or heterogenous? Why?

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