Predicting Abnormal Formation Pressure Using 3D Seismic Velocity, in Kupal Oil Field

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MOHAMMADI MAJID; SOLEIMANI BAHMAN; MAHMOUDIAN MAHDI

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Journal: PETROLEUM RESEARCH Year:2018 | Volume:27 | Issue:97 Page(s): 103-115

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Predicting Abnormal Formation Pressure Using 3D Seismic Velocity, in Kupal Oil Field

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MOHAMMADI MAJID | SOLEIMANI BAHMAN | MAHMOUDIAN MAHDI | Issue Writer Certificate

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Pore PressureQ1

Abnormal PressureQ1

Stacking VelocityQ1

Kupal OilfieldQ1

Acoustic LogQ1

Abstract

Pore Pressure prediction is important in hydrocarbon exploration, production, and drilling activities. The presence of Abnormal Pressure may cause different problems such as pipe stuck, well blow out, mud loss, and so forth. Using seismic data is the only method for Pore Pressure prediction before drilling. In the present paper, Stacking Velocity which has been obtained from 3D seismic data processing was calibrated with Acoustic Log. The effective pressure was determined using Bower´ s equation. Pore Pressure would be predicted by overburden pressure and basic Terzaghi´ s equation as well as Abnormal Pressure zones if existed. The results indicated that there have been two Abnormal Pressure zones existed in the Kupal Oilfield: high pressure zone in Gachsaran Formation (Member 1 or cap rock), in Pabdeh Formation, and two low Abnormal Pressure zones in the upper part of Asmari Formation. Pore Pressure in Lower Asmari section is higher than in the upper part due to higher porosity.

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MOHAMMADI, MAJID, SOLEIMANI, BAHMAN, & MAHMOUDIAN, MAHDI. (2018). Predicting Abnormal Formation Pressure Using 3D Seismic Velocity, in Kupal Oil Field. PETROLEUM RESEARCH, 27(97 ), 103-115. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/115148/en

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MOHAMMADI MAJID, SOLEIMANI BAHMAN, MAHMOUDIAN MAHDI. Predicting Abnormal Formation Pressure Using 3D Seismic Velocity, in Kupal Oil Field. PETROLEUM RESEARCH[Internet]. 2018;27(97 ):103-115. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/115148/en

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MAJID MOHAMMADI, BAHMAN SOLEIMANI, and MAHDI MAHMOUDIAN, “Predicting Abnormal Formation Pressure Using 3D Seismic Velocity, in Kupal Oil Field,” PETROLEUM RESEARCH, vol. 27, no. 97 , pp. 103–115, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/115148/en

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