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EXPERIMENTAL RESERVOIR ENGINEERING LABORATORY …

IEXPERIMENTAL RESERVOIR ENGINEERINGEXPERIMENTAL RESERVOIR ENGINEERINGEXPERIMENTAL RESERVOIR ENGINEERINGEXPERIMENTAL RESERVOIR ENGINEERINGLABORATORY WORK BOOKLABORATORY WORK BOOKLABORATORY WORK BOOKLABORATORY WORK BOOKO. Tors terM. AbtahiDepartment of Petroleum engineeringand Applied GeophysicsNorwegian University of Science and TechnologyAugust, 2000iiPREFACEThis book is intended primarily as a text in the course SIG4015 RESERVOIR PropertyDetermination by Core Analysis and Well Testing at the Norwegian University ofScience and Technology. Part of this course introduces the basic LABORATORY equipmentand procedures used in core analysis and the theoretical aspects of the parameters.

Part of this course introduces the basic laboratory equipment and procedures used in core analysis and the theoretical aspects of the parameters. ... Effect of compaction on porosity 21 5.3. Porosity measurements on core plugs 21 ... The results from routine core analysis are used in interpretation and evaluation of the reservoir. Examples are ...

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