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    QUESTION BANK – Reservoir Engineering

    1) Define the absolute and effective porosity.


    2) Write the Darcy’s fluid flow equation.
    3) Describe the Critical Oil Saturation.
    4) Define the Critical Gas Saturation.
    5) What is Critical point for a Oil & Gas Reservoir? Explain with a suitable diagram. Explain the
    agenda in a Reservoir Management.
    6) Derive the Darcy’s fluid flow equation for a linear flow.
    7) Derive the Darcy’s equation for radial flow.
    8) Define the bubble point, dew point, cricondentherm and cricondenbar with reference to P-T
    diagram for two phase fluid.
    9) Write a short note on wettability and fluid saturation
    10) How will you find out the porosity from gas expansion method? Give a mathematical
    expression?
    11) Describe the density method for porosity determination with mathematical expression.
    12) Define the gas permeability with suitable formula.
    13) Describe the Klinkenberg effect in gas permeability with suitable curve and mathematical
    expression.
    14) Describe the correlation of the formation resistivity factor with porosity.
    15) Derive a mathematical expression for Isothermal compressibility.
    16) What is the Interfacial tension? Describe the types of interfaces.
    17) Describe the contact angle for a wetting and non wetting reservoir.
    18) Explain the different types of capillary pressure curves with a suitable diagram.
    19) Derive a Leveret J function with a suitable mathematical expression.
    20) Describe the conditions of steady multiphase flow in a porous media.
    21) Calculate the moles, pounds and molar volume at standard conditions of ethane in a 500
    cu ft tank at 100 psia and 100oF.
    22) Derive the specific gravity of a gas (at standard conditions).
    23) A gas is made up of the following components; 25lb of methane, 3 lb of ethane and 1.5 lb
    of propane. What is the apparent molecular weight of the gas?
    24) A gas is made up of the following components; 25lb of methane, 3 lb of ethane and 1.5 lb
    of propane. What is the gas gravity of the gas?
    25) Describe the recovery from Gas Cap drive.
    26) Calculate Bt at 1200 psia. Based on 1STB, Initial solution gas = 567 SCF/STB, At 1200
    psia and 160°F the liberated gas has a deviation factor of 0.890, liquid phase shrinks to 1.210
    bbl at 1200 psia At 1200 psia Rso = 337 SCF/STB.
    27) Calculate the Gas in Place by Volumetric Method for the given Bell Field data. Area = 1500
    acres Thickness = 40 ft, Vb = 60,000 ac-ft, Porosity = 22%, Sw = 23%, Bg (@3250 psia) =
    0.00533 cu ft/SCF
    28) Derive the p/z equation using material balance equation.
    29) A gas cylinder contains methane at 1000 psia and 70°F. If the cylinder has a volume of 3
    cu.ft assuming methane is an ideal gas calculate the mass of methane in the cylinder..
    30) A gas cylinder contains methane at 1000 psia and 70°F. If the cylinder has a volume of 3
    cu.ft, calculate the volume the gas would occupy at standard conditions.
    31) A gas is made up of the following components; 25lb of methane, 3 lb of ethane and 1.5 lb
    of propane. Express the composition of the gas in weight and mole fractions.
    32) A gas has a volume of 364.6 cu cm at 213°F and 3250 psia. At 14.80 psia and 82°F it has a
    volume of 70,860 cu cm. The deviation factor at 3250 psia and 213°F is:
    33) Derive the material balance equation that is used to find the gas in place for the
    reservoir as a whole from production and PVT data..
    34) A gas reservoir without water drive contains 500 million standard cubic feet of gas at an
    original pressure of 3,000psia. How much gas has been produced when the reservoir pressure
    has declined to 2,900 psia. Use Bgi and Bg for the initial and 2,900psia pressure as 0.0010
    and 0.0011 bbl/scf..

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