Predicting Reservoir or Non-Reservoir Formations by Calculating Permeability and Porosity in an Iraqi Oil Field

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Khamees Luay Ahmed; Nabeel Abdulrazzaq Farah; Humadi Jasim Ibrahim

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Journal: Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Year:2024 | Volume:58 | Issue:1 Page(s): 115-129

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Title

Predicting Reservoir or Non-Reservoir Formations by Calculating Permeability and Porosity in an Iraqi Oil Field

Author(s)

Khamees Luay Ahmed | Nabeel Abdulrazzaq Farah | Humadi Jasim Ibrahim | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Effective porosityQ4

Identifying Reservoir FormationsQ4

PermeabilityQ4

Southern IraqQ4

Yamama FormationQ4

Abstract

This study is focused on identifying the formations, whether are they reservoir formations or not. The Effective porosity and Permeability evaluating of the oil reservoir is the most important methods to recognize the formations. In this study, the Effective porosity and Permeability of the Yamama Formation in an oil field of Southern Iraq can be calculated by applying, the neutron-density and the sonic logs. The calculated Effective porosity of the formation ranged between (6% - 17%), and the porosity in the joints was less than (0.04). The Permeability in Yamama Formation calculated by three methods: Timur, Morris Biggs oil, and Schlumberger methods. By comparing the values of the Permeability calculated by these methods, it was found that the methods of Timor and Schlumberger gave the same results, and also when the Permeability calculated by these methods compared with the Permeability of the cores, the method of Timur and Schlumberger closer than the results of the cores. So, the Schlumberger and Timor method is the one used in calculating the Permeability. The Permeability values for most of Yamama Formation range from: 0.1 -10 md, and the Permeability in the joints was less than 0.001 md.

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