SPE Lecture: Type Wells Used to Reliably Estimate Proved Reserves Using Decline Curve Analysis Method

BGC Centre Conference Room 28 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, Australia

Oil well decline curve analysis (DCA) is used to estimate remaining reserves throughout the world. DCA is an empirical method: it requires historical production data; no simulation models are needed. It is also easier to apply, since some operators may not have the resources nor data available to construct models. Sometimes the producing oil field […]

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SPE Lecture: Trends in Well Depth Errors

BGC Centre Conference Room 28 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, Australia

Well depth was measured until about two decades ago using a relatively standard procedure based on wireline logs, and it was then essentially fit-for-purpose. The measurement was subject to errors but once identified, these were generally understandable and manageable by all involved.  The measurement and definition of well depth have since become less set due […]

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Young Professionals Technical 101 Series: PVT 102 – PVT Data Use and EOS Modelling

BGC Centre Conference Room 28 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, Australia

  Accurate knowledge of hydrocarbon fluid behaviour as it is produced from reservoir to surface helps determine the engineering and economic decisions that need to be made regarding a well’s completion and future. Once a representative sample has been captured, it must be safely transported to a laboratory where it will undergo detailed PVT (Pressure […]

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SPE Lecture- May 2016: Assessment of mechanical weakening induced by fluid injection in a poorly consolidated sandstone

BGC Centre Conference Room 28 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, Australia

This talk presents a novel rock mechanics testing method for remotely monitoring, detecting and assessing mechanical weakening and possible sand production in sandstone reservoirs during water flooding or during drilling with water-based muds. Rock mechanics triaxial tests are conducted on sandstone reservoir samples subjected to realistic in situ stresses, pore pressure, and temperature. During these […]

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April SPE WA Lecture: When, Where and How a Field Scale 4D Geomechanical Model Should be Built?

BGC Centre Conference Room 28 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, Australia

Analytical approaches have been successfully used for decades to analyse different geomechanical related problems in the oil and gas industry. These approaches are still applicable for most of those problems. However, they may not be suitable for complex environments that the industry is dealing with nowadays. The challenges to develop complex fields urge the industry […]

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SPE WA-Lecture Series 8 March 2016: Waste Water Disposal: Strategic Direction for Operational Excellence

BGC Centre Conference Room 28 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, Australia

Waste Water Disposal (WWD) has been experienced for decades in Oil & Gas Industry. WWD is becoming more important operational component for many logic reasons: continuous upset-free performance of Plants, expensive surface treatment, excessive produced volumes, etc. Generally speaking, the disposal system starts at the plants sewage outlets, then settling/skimming tanks, booster pumps, injection pipelines, […]

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Tech Talk 101 Series – PVT Analysis

BGC Centre Conference Room 28 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, Australia

Tech Talk 101 Series - PVT Analysis Accurate knowledge of hydrocarbon fluid behaviour as it is produced from reservoir to surface helps determine the engineering and economic decisions that need to be made regarding a well’s completion and future. Once a representative sample has been captured, it must be safely transported to a laboratory where […]

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