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Applied Reservoir Engineering

Prof. Keka Ojha · IIT-ISM Dhanbad

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About

The present course is designed to present and discuss the following in order to make a clear understanding on

(i) the rock and fluid properties in brief

(ii) details of reservoir drive mechanisms and their impact on the recovery, production rate and reservoir development plan

(iii) Various methods of reserve estimation and their applications in different stages of the reservoir life

(iv) Performance prediction of reservoir under primary and secondary recovery, in addition to discussion on various water influx models.

(v) Principle and application of reservoir pressure maintenance

(vi) Application of immiscible displacement theories to water flood, immiscible gas injection and polymer flooding

Intended audience: UG/PG of Petroleum Engineering/Chemical Engineering

Lectures

Week 01

  1. Lecture 01 : Petroleum industry, Reservoir system and Activities. YouTube
  2. Lecture 02 : Reservoir Rock Properties YouTube
  3. Lecture 03 : Reservoir Rock Properties (contd.) YouTube

Week 02

  1. Lecture 04 : Reservoir Rock Properties (contd.) YouTube
  2. Lecture 05 : Reservoir Rock Properties (contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 06 : Reservoir Rock Properties (contd.) YouTube

Week 03

  1. Lecture 07 : Reservoir fluid properties. YouTube
  2. Lecture 08 : Reservoir fluid phase behaviour YouTube
  3. Lecture 09 : Reservoir fluid properties YouTube
  4. Lecture 10 : Fluid Sampling YouTube

Week 04

  1. Lecture 11 : PVT analysis. YouTube
  2. Lecture 12 : Flow through Porous Media. YouTube
  3. Lecture 13 : Flow through Porous Media.( Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 14 : Reservoir Drive Mechanism. YouTube

Week 05

  1. Lecture 15 : Reservoir Drive Mechanism YouTube
  2. Lecture 16 : Petroleum Reserve Estimation Methods. YouTube
  3. Lecture 17 : General MBE YouTube

Week 06

  1. Lecture 18 : H-O BE YouTube
  2. Lecture 19 : Gas reservoir MBE and confirmatory analyses of Reservoir drive. YouTube
  3. Lecture 20 : Reservoir performance prediction-Application & input data YouTube

Week 07

  1. Lecture 21 : Reservoir performance prediction-Tarner Method YouTube
  2. Lecture 22 : Reservoir performance prediction with time YouTube
  3. Lecture 23 : Decline Curve Analyses YouTube

Week 08

  1. Lecture 24 : Water influx YouTube
  2. Lecture 25 : Water influx ( Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 26 : Water influx model-unsteady state YouTube

Week 09

  1. Lecture 27: Water influx - superposition theorem. YouTube
  2. Lecture 28 : Water influx - Tracy-Fetkovich. YouTube
  3. Lecture 29 : Pressure Maintenance -1 YouTube

Week 10

  1. Lecture 30 : Pressure Maintenance-water flood YouTube
  2. Lecture 31 : Pressure Maintenance-water & gas injection YouTube
  3. Lecture 32 : Reservoir Water and Gas control YouTube

Week 11

  1. Lecture 33 : Gas & Water Coning & Other Production Problems. YouTube
  2. Lecture 34 : Immiscible displacement-Fundamental concept YouTube
  3. Lecture 35 : Immiscible displacement-Fractional flow YouTube
  4. Lecture 36 : Immiscible displacement-B-L Equation YouTube

Week 12

  1. Lecture 37 : Immiscible Displacement - Welge Method YouTube
  2. Lecture 38 : Oil recovery at/after breakthrough, immiscible displacement YouTube
  3. Lecture 39 : Immiscible displacement - Stile method and others YouTube
  4. Lecture 40 : Immiscible displacement - Stile method and others YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT-ISM Dhanbad
Department
Chemical Engineering
Teacher
Prof. Keka Ojha
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Chemistry, Engineering
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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