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Characteristics of Shale Reservoirs

2016
Shale gas reservoir shows several features dissimilar with conventional reservoir which make it difficult to understand behavior of it. In this chapter, these features such as natural fracture system, adsorption/desorption of gas, diffusion in nanopores, non-Darcy flow, and stress-dependent compaction are presented.
Kun Sang Lee, Tae Hong Kim
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Characteristics of Fractured Reservoirs in Magmatic Rocks and Their Reservoir Properties

SPE Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition, 2000
Abstract Oil in magmatic rocks has been known for a long time, however exploration for it has been conducted relatively weakly. In the meantime, proceeding from the concepts of plate tectonics, geodynamics of rock deformation, the significance of the rocks in oil accumulation increases and they have high hydrocarbon potential confirmed ...
V.A. Koshlyak, T.L. Dong, P.D. Hai
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Dolomite reservoirs: porosity evolution and reservoir characteristics

International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts, 1995
ABSTRACT Systematic analyses of the published record of dolomite reservoirs worldwide reveal that the majority of hydrocarbon-producing dolomite reservoirs occurs in (1) peritidal-dominated carbonate, (2) subtidal carbonate associated with evaporitic tidal flat/lagoon, (3) subtidal carbonate associated with basinal evaporite, and (4 ...
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Characteristics of Reservoir Rocks

1986
To form a commercial reservoir of hydrocarbons, any geological formation must exhibit two essential characteristics. These are a capacity for storage and transmissibility to the fluid concerned, i.e. the reservoir rock must be able to accumulate and store fluids, and when development wells are drilled it must be possible for those reservoir fluids to ...
J. S. Archer, C. G. Wall
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Flow Characteristics of Geopressured Reservoirs

Proceedings of SPE Unconventional Gas Recovery Symposium, 1982
ABSTRACT A simple mathematical model was developed to simulate production out of a geopressured reservoir about 15,000 ft. deep and injecting the water into a shallow zone of about 6,000 ft. The model represents a two phase (gas/water) flow in a radially symmetric system. Pressure drawdown curves vs.
Bahram Amirijafari, John C. Sharer, Fred Alan Rigby   +2 more
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Influence of reservoir characteristics on size of hydrocarbon reserves in natural reservoirs

SOCAR Proceedings, 2022
The article discusses some of the main criteria that determine the size of reserves in hydrocarbon fields. It is noted that large-scale oil and gas accumulation is possible in natural reservoirs that meet certain conditions. Reservoirs with good characteristics, in the presence of a powerful source of replenishment of hydrocarbons, can form larger ...
E. A. Sidorchuk, S. A. Dobrynina
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Creating Reservoir Simulations with Fractal Characteristics

1995
Reservoir characterization is in many ways like a game of poker, an estimate of a set of data from incomplete information on which money is wagered. A gambler may know a little information (his cards, certain cards turned face up for the other players, the distribution of cards in suits in a 52–card deck), and he is required to wager money based upon ...
La Pointe, Paul R., Barton, Christopher C.   +1 more
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Characteristics of sediment profiles in reservoirs

Journal of Hydrology, 1986
Abstract Published data for sediment profiles in the Harry Strunk, Guernsey, Elephant Butte and Lake Mead reservoirs (U.S.A.) are analyzed. It is shown that the profiles can be described by the equation y = axb, where x and y are horizontal and vertical distances, respectively, from the “pivot point”.
E.L Matyas, L Rothenburg
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Limnological Characteristics of Liuxihe Reservoir

2011
Liuxihe, located at the Tropic of Cancer, is a typical large valley-type reservoir. Here, we summarize limnological features of this water-body based on observations that started in 2000. Two streams feed the reservoir. Mean water residence time is about 170 days but residence time in the wet season is only one-quarter of that in the dry season ...
Liang Peng, Guoen Lin, Tian Wang, Bo-Ping Han   +3 more
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Production characteristics and reservoir analysis of coalbed methane reservoirs

International Journal of Coal Geology, 1998
Abstract Six Appalachian coalbed methane (CBM) projects are reviewed and evaluated in terms of reservoir engineering techniques and CBM recoverability. These include three non-mine-related projects in the northern Appalachian basin, one non-mine-related, and two mine-related projects in the central Appalachian basin of southwestern Virginia ...
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