Hydrocarbon

is a rock factor that impedes fluid distortion through porous media where it has a great influence on the sweep efficiency in Enhanced Oil Recovery processes. Furthermore, it can be considered as the most crucial factor that strongly affects the hydrocarbon recovery efficiencies, especially in heterogeneous reservoirs. Therefore, quantifying the effects of heterogeneity and anisotropy is an essential step in reservoir simulation and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) studies as that leads to determine the

1.0 Introduction 1.1 UZMA Background UZMA Group is an international oil and gas service company providing an array of effective services to the upstream sector across the exploration, development, production and to the downstream sector for facilities/plant construction, operations and maintenance. It has been 15 years since UZMA started its journey in evolving into integrated reservoir company. Since its conception, UZMA Group has become a public listed company with a strong business model that

Abstract An accurate knowledge of formation pore pressure is required for safe and economic drilling and successful and exploration and production of hydrocarbons in areas which are abnormally pressured (pressure gradients greater than 0.465 psi/ft). An accurate estimation of formation pressure and depths helps in optimum planning so that proper hole sizes, casing programs, and mud weighting schedules can be selected. Historically, techniques for measuring pore pressures and detecting the proximity

INTRODUCTION There are an abundance of sources of energy and fuels in our country and natural gas is one of them. The attribute of natural gas that separates it from the other fuels and makes it distinct is that even though it is a non-renewable source of energy it is found in abundance and can last for centuries and its usage results in much lesser pollution compared to other fuels. In India there is huge potential for natural gas and most of this potential is yet to be exploited. In context of

Organic Chemistry Assignment By: Shirelle Cogan 1a) Organic compounds: C3H4, C8H10, CH3CH2CH2CH3, Benzene Inorganic compounds: H2CO2 (aq), CO2 Why? We know that organic compounds always contain carbon bonds with hydrogen, but not all molecules containing carbon are organic. They can be carbon hydrogen bonds, carbides and carbonates. b) C6H10= alkene, Name: 1,2-hexdiene C3H4= alkene, Name= 1,3-propdiene CH3CH2CH2CH3= alkane, Name= Butane Benzene= aromatic substance, Formula=

Benefits of Oil Drilling I am very intrigued by the oil drilling industry. I really hadn’t put much thought into the industry until around three years ago. Since then I have seen many arguments on the pros and cons of drilling for oil either offshore or inland. Some of which I completely understand and believe changes should be put into place soon so that we do not cause more damage than necessary. . Numerous arguments though are just people looking to place blame and are not seeing the bigger

water source, industrial mining but the worst of them all, pollution caused by petroleum. Petroleum or fossil fuel is our main energy source in today’s world, but it has caused pollution in variety of ways. It caused environmental pollution, the hydrocarbon molecules in petroleum is toxic to many living things including humans, it also has sulfur and nitrogen compounds which can cause chemical reactions with our environment and produce poisonous chemicals. It can also pollute our environment through

due to ecological issues. Nowadays, oil and gas industry is setting up some new approaches and advances to meet upcoming needs and manage the environmental issues. Production and exploration organizations particularly concentrate on discovering hydrocarbon reservoirs, gas wells and

The petroleum industry has begun to shift into more challenging circumstances in which to drill, complete, and produce hydrocarbons from the well which has largely been due to depletion of conventional reserves present onshore overtime. In the U.S., the industry has particularly seen a gradual shift to development of unconventional shale plays, including the Eagle Ford or Bakken formations, and deepwater assets which are flanked by salt deposits. In the latter operating circumstances, which will

and helps out economy, fracking should not be banned.Fracking releases less fossil fuels. In Source A, it state's, “Europe is currently increasing its reliance on coal while discouraging or banning fracking. If we are going to get our energy from hydrocarbons, blocking fracking while relying on coal looks like a bad trade-off for the environment”. This statement was given because coal gives off more carbon than fracking. Therefore, it would be a mistake to replace fracking with coal. This shows that