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    - DELTA STATE DEPARTMENT OF < ‘ AC. 2 TION: 28227023 ACADEMIC Session D SEMESTER EXAMINA’ /OIR ENGINEERING | PEE 313- ANSWER FIVE QUESTIONS. TIME: 3 HOURS a wis ee 2 {b) Describe thermal maturation? (c) What are rock matrix compressibility and rock bulk ree n trap (b) State the main types of oil/gas reservoirs and the istics of Sandstone reservoirs? 2.Ja) Briefly describe the types of main types of source rocks. (¢) What 3) a) 1 a glass capillary tbe is, tension and wettability of tube to container outside the tube. With water surface. (b) Based on your in an oilewater system: 4)a) With the aid of a diagram, ‘open vessel containing water, the combination of surface se Water to rise in the tube above the water level in the ‘a diagram derive an equation for the surface tension on the ‘in question (a) derive an equation for the interfacial tension (ow) ‘equation for the capillary pressure of an air-water system (b) ¢ an equation for the capillary pressure of an oil-water system the following data: @ = 0°, h = 8em py= 1.2 gavem’, pg= 0.85 | g = 980 em/s? fF age Jevcl im the capillary tube of question 3(8) is replaced with a gas 10%, edlewigic the gas-water surface T if the other parameters remain ¢ types of capillary pres)™ ste <5 gas, oil and capillary ¥ i ik ate the Capillary pressure 8 = 1,6 gav/om', po= 0.85 gavem, ‘and Fow= 40 dynesicm. interfacial tension, dynes/cm, r = capillary _g = acceleration due to gravity, ‘cavstand P,= capill gion, dynes/cm, by 30, Pa Where: Pw = water density, gavem’, Pa “¢m, @ = contact angle, h = capillary pressure, dynes/em?, Pgw = gas-watir 5 overburden pressure increase duriN8 production overburden pressure? Why f this have on the bulk volume of the reservoir and the from a reservoir? What e! res of the reservoir ? 7) a) What is of oil and gas sand grains in the pO in the pore wohiame of a reservoir if the reser d) productigg. he original pore vouume of the is 10x 10% psi 'b) Define pore compressibility? eT is aif psi t0 700 peste det ad ie formas

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