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Chapter 4 Saturation Saturations The pore spaces in underground rocks that form oil and gas reservoirs are always completely saturated with fluid. In the pores of the reservoir, there is never an occasion or location where nothing exists ( , truly "void space ). The pores are completely filled with some combination of the following fluids: (1) oil and its associated impurities in the liquid phase; (2) natural gas and its associated impurities in the vapor phase; (3) water--either connate water or water that flowed or was injected into the reservoir. During deposition, when sediments were being deposited (usually in an aqueous environment), the pores were completely saturated with water ( , water saturation was 100% of the pore space).
Chapter 4 – Saturation 4.3 oil zone - S o = 100%; aquifer, water zone – S w = 100%. Figure 4.1 Cross section of reservoir showing vertical segregation of fluids
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