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... alternatives to on-site fracturing engineering. One alternative is to monitor a fracture from the home office using communications to deliver the required real-time data. With limited coverage in many areas of Western Canada, cellular communications is not consistently reliable. As a result, communications...

... classification system to form a standard foundation for all reserves evaluations. The Society of Petroleum Engineers, the Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers, The World Petroleum Congress and the Canadian Securities Commissions are all looking at upgrading their respective Reserve Definitions. Every...

... Abstract Engineers routinely use heavy oil viscosity as one criterion for selection ofoptimum heavy oil exploitation methods, and to help predict the resultingproduction rates and project economics. Recent field and lab data suggest theseuses of oil viscosity haw been both over simplified...

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... a falloff well test from a permeable confined aquifer to estimate water supply or, an engineer is analyzing a production buildup test from a twenty-year old producing oil well, to identify any formation damage, the problems encountered during analysis are quite similar. Standard practice is to perform...

... miscible floods. Due to the size and scope of most tertiary recovery projects, standard evaluation rules and techniques are too general and vague to adequately model these schemes. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the Engineer to familiarize himself with the risks and uncertainties associated...

..., reviews various origins and forms, and provides methods for recognition of formation damage. Geological and engineering tests for proper assessment of the problem, and optimization schemes for effective solution are also described. Introduction Formation damage is a condition which occurs when barriers...

... Lake oil sands bitumen and these gases are considered as possible additives to the steam-based in situ bitumen recovery methods. Thus, the phase behaviour of the methane-Cold Lake bitumen and the ethane-Cold Lake bitumen mixtures under in situ conditions are important to reservoir engineers...

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... engineers with a comprehensive description of the fracture pattern in the oil sands formation with given geometries of the wellbore and the fracture starter, as well as the loading history. It will be demonstrated that extensive horizontal fracture is possible with particular combinations of initial...

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..., incorpc, rating multiple back-up equipment. wray reservoir data upstream oil & gas engineer montgomery oklahoma minimum amount down-hole safety valve criteria formation testing halliburton service duncan ECONOMICALLY AND SAFELY OBTAIN OFFSHORE RESERVOIR DATA J.M. MONTGOMERY...