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Showing posts with label Online Lectures and Resources. Show all posts
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Friday, July 18, 2008

CRAIN'S PETROPHYSICAL HANDBOOK

Browsing the internet the other day, I found a brilliant resource on log analysis titled Crain's Petrophysical Handbook. It is divided into 5 main parts:
  • Petrophysics-log Analysis
  • Seismic Petrophysics
  • Reservoir Description
  • Petrophysical Data
  • Completion integrity
You can purchase a shareware copy for just $60. The book itself is in the process of completion as more topics are added by the author, E. R. (Ross) Crain, P.Eng. who has been a petrophysics consultant since 1973. You can also register for seminars from the website.
You can visit the website at www.spec2000.net

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Petroleum Engineering Calculations

Petroleum Engineering involves some very complicated and cumbersome calculations. Browsing on the internet i came across a very useful website (peteng.com) that greatly simplifies the work and reduces the time involved. The following calculations can be performed simply by inputing the required parameters in a form that comes up when you click the link for a particular calculation.
This work is credited to Dr. Haveluck Gbubemi Harrison, [MSc (Imperial), PhD (Heriot-Watt) ], E&P Information Management Consultant.


AVAILABLE CALCULATIONS

Drilling

Surge & Swab pressures

Bit Hydraulics Optimization

Cuttings Slip Velocity

Equivalent Circulation Density Of Mud

Basic solids analysis

Drilling rate d-Exponent

Directional survey

Well Schematic I - Single vertical completion

Well Schematic II - Dual vertical completion

Well Schematic III - Horizontal single completion

Casing Data Browser

Reservoir I

Material Balance Equation I: SolutionGas-GasCap Drive

Material Balance Equation II: SolutionGas with GasCap Withdrawal/Injection

Pressure Buildup Analysis - Horner Plot (Oilwell)

Inflow Performance Relationships For solution-gas drive Vertical wells

Inflow Performance Relationships For solution-gas drive Slanted wells

Inflow Performance Relationships For solution-gas drive Horizontal wells

Horizontal well performance (oil)

Water coning in a vertical well

Combined gas & water coning in a vertical well

Water breakthrough time in a vertical well

Reservoir II - Gas

Original Gas In Place: Volumetric reservoir - p/z method

Original Gas In Place: Abnormally Pressured gas reservoir

Coalbed Methane: Original Gas In Place by P/Z* method

Coalbed Methane: Reservoir performance prediction

Gaswell deliverability - Backpressure AOF test

Horizontal well performance (gas)

Gas Properties - I: Z, μ, Bg and Sg for a given Composition

Gas Properties - II: Z, μ, Bg for a given Specific gravity

Real gas pseudo-pressure

Gas coning in a vertical well

Production

Decline Curve Analysis

Flow through chokes (1-phase)

Flow through chokes (2-phase)

Gaswell flow in Vertical Tubing

Gas flow in Horizontal Pipeline

Gas flow in Inclined Pipeline

API Gravity Correction to 60°F

Gas well load-up: Critical Rate

Tubing Data Browser

Skin Factors In Perforated Vertical Wells

Skin Factors In Perforated Horizontal Wells

Productivity Ratio Of Perforated Horizontal Wells

Geosciences

Contouring

Conventional well log analysis I

Conventional well log analysis II

Economics

Basic cashflow analysis

Comprehensive cashflow analysis (oilfield)

Comprehensive cashflow analysis (gasfield)

"Optimum" number of Oilfield development wells

Project selection/Capital allocation by Ranking method

Miscellaneous

Units Conversion Calculators

Units Conversion factors

World Oil & Gas Production & Reserves - Country by country Data

Sunday, May 4, 2008

Download petroleum engineering books for free

Petroleum engineering books are generally very expensive and most students cannot afford to purchase them. The best option they have is to use a library. However there is a limit to the amount of books one can borrow from a library. Another way is to scan the book and make a pdf file and store it on your pc for reference. You can have a whole library of scanned books on your pc. However you will require a scanner to scan all those pages.
There remains however another option to access those expensive books; the option of sharing. The website 4shared.com has a collection of many petroleum engineering books, shared by the users of the website. You can download these books for your own use. All the books are actually scanned copies, as discussed earlier. Here is a list of a few titles that can be found at 4shared.com
Disclaimer: The books available on 4shared.com are all copyrighted and any copyright infringement is liable to be punished. Please refer to the copyright of the individual books for further information. This post is for informational purposes only. Readers must use 4shared.com at their own risk. Abdur Rafay Zafar and arzafar.com do not take any responsibility for any copyright infringement caused by sharing and downloading books and files from 4shared.com.

Monday, April 28, 2008

Learn Offshore Drilling

The following are a series of lectures/presentations discussing the various concepts of off-shore drilling. Follow the links to download the lecture notes.

Reservoir Fluid Properties

Reservoir Fluid properties is a subject that forms the basis of reservoir engineering. It is therefore an essential course in all petroleum engineering degrees. Over here i have posted a set of online lectures related to this course. You can download the pdf files for future reference.
  • Lecture 1 - Organic Chemistry [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 2 - Alkanes [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 3 - Alkenes [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 4 - Aromatics[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 5 - Pure Substances[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 6&7 - Two and Three Component Mixtures[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 8 - Reservoir Fluids[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 9&10 - Ideal and Real Gas[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 11 - Real Gases - SPE Paper 26668 [HTML] [PDF]
  • Gas Properties in Reservoir Engineering[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 12&13 - Standard Conditions[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 14 - Wet Gases[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 15 - Black Oil Definitions[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 16 - Field Data[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 17 - Reservoir Fluid Studies[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 18&19 - Properties of Black Oils and Reservoir Fluid Studies Report[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 20 - Properties of Black Oil Correlations[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 21 & 22 - Black Oils Correlations[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 23 & 24 - Consolidate Oil Reservoir Density Calculations and Oil Viscosity[HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 25 - VLE [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 26 - Non-Ideal VLE [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 28 - Surface Separators [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 29 - Equilibrium Ratio Correlations (K-values) [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 30-31 - Properties of Oilfield Waters [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lectures 32-33 - Gas Hydrates [HTML] [PDF]
  • Lecture 34-35 - Equations of State[HTML] [PDF]

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Oilfield Glossary

The Schlumberger Oilfield Glossary is an evergreen, instant reference that takes up no space on your bookshelf and offers many special features:

  • Comprehensive: definitions for major oilfield activities
  • Accessible: definitions for both the technical generalist and the expert
  • Accurate: definitions reviewed by technical experts
  • Illustrated: high-quality, full-color photographs and illustrations clarify many definitions
  • Thorough: citations of significant technical papers for further reading
  • Versatile: streamlined navigation, enhanced search capability and key resource links
  • Interactive: on-line capabilities allow for continual expansion and updating based on reader input.
The Schlumberger Oilfield Glossary has received Awards of Excellence from the Business Marketing Association (2001) and the Society for Technical Communication (2002). Launched in 1998, the Oilfield Glossary, which now includes more than 4600 entries, will continue to expand and improve. Drill into this reservoir of terminology!

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