Final Exam MKPP 2333 - 20202021 - Part A
Final Exam MKPP 2333 - 20202021 - Part A
Final Exam MKPP 2333 - 20202021 - Part A
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
PROGRAMME : MKPP
TIME : 3 HOURS
INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENT:
(a) Sketch a pore doublet model showing water displacing oil/gas in:
(i) Oil – Wet system (5 Marks)
(ii) Water – wet system (5 Marks)
(b) Relative permeability curves are affected by wettability, pore geometry, fluid distribution,
saturation and saturation history. Wettability affects relative permeability by controlling the flow
and the distribution of fluids. Clearly sketch the relative permeability curves for water-oil system
showing the effects of wettability. Label all key points of these curves. (10 Marks)
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Marks (a) (b) (c)
8 8 4
“We need to do EOR because of some limitations in waterflooding process”. Waterflooding has
been conducted in a reservoir with 28°API oil and IFT 18 dynes/cm. The reservoir temperature is
160°F. Assume viscosity versus temperature correlation shown in Figure 1 can be used to estimate
the viscosity of water and oil in the reservoir. You may also assume the necessary
conditions/values/data to calculate the mobility ratio and capillary number. The values must be
reasonable and applicable to a typical sandstone reservoir and an ordinary waterflooding process.
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Figure 1 Relationship between kinematic viscosity and temperature
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Marks 20
Using your own examples and assumptions, explain how Surfactant-Polymer (SP) flooding could
improve the normal waterflooding and thus oil recover. Show some example calculations that you
think necessary to support your argument/conclusion.
(20 Marks)