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Introduction
Services & Studies
In this laboratory, specialists who have good experience in this field do the following work:
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- Drilling and cutting (or whole sample).
- Sample numbering, cleaning with solvent and drying.
- Porosity and grain density.
- Horizontal air permeability Kmax, 90 degrees.
- Vertical air permeability.
- Porosity and grain density.
- Horizontal and Vertical air permeability.
- Horizontal and vertical air permeability including Klinkenberg corrections.
- Fluid saturation by Dean Stark or by Retort method.
- Digital probe parameter to measure permeability on full diameter of slabbed core.
- Mercury injection capillary pressure (multi points).
- Mercury injection capillary pressure drainage & imbibition.
- Mercury injection capillary high pressure (up to 60,000 psi).
- Porous plate cell capillary pressure air-water or oil -water multi point at ambient conditions.
- Capillary pressure air-water or oil -water by using centrifuge.
- Formation resistivity factor at ambient conditions. Formation resistivity factor at overburden pressure.
- Resistivity index at ambient conditions.
- Liquid permeability measurements at ambient conditions.
- Clay swelling and fine movements.
- Evaluation of critical velocity.
- Relative permeability unsteady state at ambient conditions.
- Relative permeability unsteady state at reservoir conditions.
- Water flood test at ambient conditions.
- Amott Wettability (imbibition and dynamic displacement).
- Porosity and permeability as a function of overburden pressure.
- Rock compressibility.
Routine PVT Studies normally cover the following laboratory tests :
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- Rigorous validity assessment of submitted downhole or surface samples.
- Selection of the most suitable sample(s) for PVT study.
- Reservoir fluid composition.
- Physical recombination (if separator samples).
- Constant Composition Expansion (CCE).
- Differential Liberation (DL).
- Viscosity measurements.
- Separator tests.
- Constant Composition Expansion (CCE)
- Constant Volume Depletion (CVD)
- it is important to carry out the validation of the samples before performing the reservoir study.
- The validation process depends on the type of sample collected, i.e. whether they are bottom hole, wellhead or separator samples.
- Minimum Miscibility Pressure (MMP)
- Minimum Miscibility Composition (MMC)
- Swelling tests single contact gas injection
- Determination of mixture saturation pressure and volume
- Evaluation of Mud Properties
- Evaluation of Bentonites.
- Evaluation of drilling fluid additives.
Machine
- Capillary and Electrical Properties at OBP
- Rock Mechanics System (RTR-1000)
- Resistivity Index by Continuous Injection
- Linear X-Ray Scanning System (LXRS-400)
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR Coring)
- HPHT Filter Press
- Minimum miscibility Pressure System, (MMP)
- Rolling Ball Viscometer
- PVT Phase Behavior
- Equilibrium Flash Separator
- Retort Kit
- Formation Damage System (FDS-800)