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Paper presented at the International Petroleum Technology Conference, February 12, 2024
Paper Number: IPTC-23869-EA
... the stress (pressure) dependency of permeability, we need to introduce a transformed pressure p * : (4) p * = p i + ∫ p i p k ˜ ( p ) d p where (5) k ˜ = k ( p ) k i where k i is aquifer permeability at aquifer initial...
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Paper presented at the International Petroleum Technology Conference, March 26–28, 2013
Paper Number: IPTC-16759-MS
... to estimate likely volumes of hydrocarbons in place at particular sites. Artificial Intelligence resource in place estimate Reserve Estimation dependency estimates of resource in place recoverable reserve aggregation application machine learning reserves evaluation calculation Hydrocarbon...
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Paper presented at the International Petroleum Technology Conference, March 26–28, 2013
Paper Number: IPTC-16883-MS
... due to an increase in the water fraction. Therefore, water-in-oil emulsion frictional pressure drop can be reduced by reducing water fraction. In addition, decreasing pipe diameter from 1-in to 0.5-in resulted in up to 74% reduction in emulsion friction factor and such dependency was clearer as water...