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E-book: Reservoir Development

(President, Emertec Research and Development Ltd., Canada; Director, Oil and Gas, TransCanada Training, Canada)
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Sustainable Oil and Gas Development Series: Reservoir Development delivers research materials and emerging technologies that conform sustainability in today’s reservoirs. Starting with a status of technologies available, the reference describes sustainability as it applies to fracturing fluids, particularly within unconventional reservoirs. Basement reservoirs are discussed along with non-energy applications of fluids. Sustainability considerations for reserve predication are covered followed by risk analysis and scaling guidelines for further field development. Rounding out with conclusions and remaining challenges, Sustainable Oil and Gas Development Series: Reservoir Development gives today and future petroleum engineers a focused and balanced path to strengthen sustainability practices.

  • Gain insight to more environmentally-friendly protocols for both unconventional and basement reservoirs, including non-energy applications of reservoir fluids
  • Determine more accurate reserves and keep budgets in line while focusing on emission reduction
  • Learn from a well-known author with extensive experience in both academia and industry
Foreword vii
1 Introduction
1(52)
1.1 Opening statement
1(1)
1.2 World energy
2(12)
1.3 Role of oil and gas
14(13)
1.4 Key events and future outlook of oil and gas
27(11)
1.5 Sustainability status of current technologies
38(12)
1.6 Summary of various chapters
50(3)
2 Reservoir rock and fluid characterization
53(132)
2.1 Introduction
53(8)
2.2 Unique features
61(6)
2.3 Sustainability criteria
67(5)
2.4 Fluid characterization based on origin
72(7)
2.5 Abiogenic petroleum origin theory
79(27)
2.6 Scientific ranking of petroleum
106(11)
2.7 Characterization of reservoirs
117(61)
2.8 Reservoir heterogeneity
178(7)
3 Complex reservoirs
185(82)
3.1 Introduction
185(1)
3.2 Complex reservoirs
186(4)
3.3 Fracture mechanics in geological scale
190(24)
3.4 Core analysis
214(7)
3.5 Modeling unstable flow
221(11)
3.6 Essence of reservoir simulation
232(1)
3.7 Material balance equation
233(3)
3.8 Representative elemental volume, REV
236(2)
3.9 Thermal stress
238(13)
3.10 Reservoir geochemistry
251(13)
3.11 Fluid and rock properties
264(1)
3.12 Avoiding spurious solutions
265(2)
4 Unconventional reservoirs
267(266)
4.1 Introduction
267(4)
4.2 Unconventional oil and gas production
271(4)
4.3 Current potentials
275(62)
4.4 Sustainable development of unconventional reservoirs
337(2)
4.5 Improving oil and gas recovery from unconventional reservoirs
339(98)
4.6 Reserve growth potential
437(24)
4.7 Quantitative measures of well production variability
461(4)
4.8 Coupled fluid flow and geomechanical stress model
465(27)
4.9 Sustainability pathways
492(28)
4.10 Zero-waste operations
520(3)
4.11 Greening of hydraulic fracturing
523(10)
5 Basement reservoirs
533(76)
5.1 Introduction
533(1)
5.2 World reserve
534(14)
5.3 Reservoir characterization
548(28)
5.4 Organic source of hydrocarbon
576(14)
5.5 Nonconventional sources of petroleum fluids
590(7)
5.6 Scientific ranking of petroleum
597(12)
6 Reserves prediction and deliverability
609(128)
6.1 Introduction
609(6)
6.2 Conventional material balance
615(7)
6.3 Analytical solutions
622(15)
6.4 Inclusion of fluid memory
637(12)
6.5 Anomalous diffusion: A memory application
649(13)
6.6 Results and discussion
662(11)
6.7 The compositional simulator using engineering approach
673(64)
7 Field guidelines
737(108)
7.1 Introduction
738(1)
7.2 Scaling guidelines
738(32)
7.3 Planning with reservoir simulators
770(24)
7.4 Uncertainty analysis
794(6)
7.5 The prediction uncertainty
800(1)
7.6 Recent advances in reservoir simulation
800(14)
7.7 Real-time monitoring
814(3)
7.8 Sustainability analysis of a zero-waste design
817(14)
7.9 Global efficiency calculations
831(14)
8 Conclusions
845(54)
8.1 Facts and fictions
845(1)
8.2 Conclusions
846(2)
8.3 Recommendations
848(51)
References
851(48)
Index 899
M. Rafiqul Islam is currently the President of Emertec Research and Development Ltd., a company he co-founded in late 1980s. Previously, he spent over 20 years as Professor, Research Chair and Director for various Universities, including Killam Chair at Dalhousie University. He earned Diplome dÉtat in petroleum production engineering from Institut Algérien du Pétrole. He then attended graduate programs at the University of Texas Austin and the University of Alberta, from where he received a M.Sc. and a Ph.D., both in petroleum engineering. He has been awarded multiple awards, including the Einstein Gold Medal from the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, which is the highest honor. He has over 700 publications to his name, including dozens of books in several disciplines and multiple TV appearances within Canada and worldwide.