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"Purposely mingled resonance" : strategies of misdirection in early Wells and Conrad /Chilton, Mark Daniel, January 2003 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Oregon, 2003. / Typescript. Includes vita and abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 330-346). Also available for download via the World Wide Web; free to University of Oregon users.
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Characterization and quantification of middle Miocene reservoirs of starfak and tiger shoal fields, offshore Louisiana, using genetic sequence stratigraphy and neural-networksKılıç, Cem Okan 28 August 2008 (has links)
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Nitrogen injection into naturally fractured reservoirsVicencio, Omar Alan 28 August 2008 (has links)
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Spatial delineation, fluid-lithology characterization, and petrophysical modeling of deepwater Gulf of Mexico reservoirs through joint AVA deterministic and stochastic inversion of 3D partially-stacked seismic amplitude data and well logsContreras, Arturo Javier 29 August 2008 (has links)
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Correlating wettability alteration with changes in gas permeability in gas condensate reservoirsGilani, Syed Furqan Hassan, 1984- 17 February 2011 (has links)
Altering the wettability of reservoir rock using fluoro-chemical treatments has proved to be a viable solution to the condensate blocking problem in gas wells. Alteration of rock wettability to neutral-wet is the primary reason for improvement in gas and condensate relative permeabilities. Stability/compatibility test, drop tests and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) analysis along with core flood results were used to characterize wettability changes.
XPS tests, drop tests, and relative permeability measurements were conducted and correlated with each other. It is shown that XPS analysis and imbibition tests provide a quantitative measure of chemical adsorption and surface modification, but only a qualitative measure of the possible change in relative permeability. As such these simple analytical tools may be used as a screening tool. A positive but imperfect empirical correlation was obtained with results from core flood experiments. The varying concentration of fluorine observed on the rock surface was found to be directly correlated to the wettability change in the rock, which in turn is responsible for improving the deliverability of wells in gas condensate/volatile oil reservoirs.
The method discussed in this thesis can be used to identify chemical treatments to change rock wettability and, therefore, relative permeability. This provides a simple, quick and inexpensive way to screen chemicals as wettability altering agents and relative permeability modifiers which saves time, cost and effort. / text
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Reservoir characterization of the Miocene Starfak and Tiger Shoal fields, offshore Louisiana through integration of sequence stratigraphy, 3-D seismic, and well-log dataBadescu, Adrian Constantin 17 May 2011 (has links)
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Nitrogen injection into naturally fractured reservoirsVicencio, Omar Alan, 1966- 19 August 2011 (has links)
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Simulation of asphaltene deposition during CO₂ floodingAl Qasim, Abdulaziz Salem 05 October 2011 (has links)
This Thesis presents the results of phase behavior calculations and simulation of asphaltene precipitation, flocculation, and deposition in five Middle-Eastern wells from different fields, based on a reliable experimental data provided for this purpose. The asphaltene precipitation, flocculation, and deposition have been simulated throughout the primary (pressure depletion), secondary (Waterflooding) and tertiary recovery (CO₂ injection) stages. Asphaltene precipitation becomes a serious problem especially when it causes plugging of the formation, wellbore, or production facilities, which will significantly affect the productivity and final recovery of the area. To help preventing asphaltene precipitation a bottomhole pressure higher than the asphaltene onset pressure (AOP) has been applied. Also, water and CO₂ injection has provided enough support for pressure maintenance, which helps in preventing asphaltene. Several scenarios were tested to investigate and identify the cases with lowest asphaltene precipitation and higher recovery. It has been considered obligatory to have a representative numerical simulation model that can predict the phase behavior of asphaltene precipitation, flocculation, and deposition accurately. The first part of this thesis includes a comprehensive literature review of asphaltene precipitation flocculation, and deposition that include asphaltene structure, models and prevention techniques. The second part of the thesis includes a detailed study of modeling asphaltene precipitation phase behavior utilizing experimental and real field data obtained from five Middle-Eastern wells from different fields. Experimental data include measurements of asphaltene onset pressure (AOP), saturation pressure, and PVT data. Asphaltene precipitation was modeled by using WinProp (a phase behavior utility from CMG) which uses Nghiem solid model. Saturation pressures, PVT, and AOP data were used to match Peng-Robinson EOS and the precipitation model was matched by the experimental data of AOP. The third part of the thesis includes a one-dimensional simulation comparison study of asphaltene precipitation between three different compositional simulators; UTCOMP, ECLIPSE and CMG/GEM. The last part of the thesis includes a full field scale study based on a heterogeneous three-dimensional cartesian single-well model. The objective of this study was to assess the effect of asphaltene precipitation, flocculation, and deposition in the well productivity and the economic impacts related to it. Different production practices were applied to define the most appropriate and efficient production strategy. This study includes a discussion and comparison of production rates with and without asphaltene precipitation, flocculation, and deposition and a comparison of asphaltene precipitation, flocculation, and deposition at different times using different bottomhole and production rate constraints. Several cases (i.e., WAG cycles, completion, target layers of injection, etc.) will be tested to come up with the optimum completion and operating strategy in the presences asphaltene. Despite the work devoted to understanding this subject, asphaltene still represents a challenging and unresolved problem. This thesis will help bridge the gap of this limited understanding in the field of asphaltene. / text
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Improvement of semiconductor laser diodes' characteristics by using diffused quantum wells structure盧志偉, Lo, Chi-wai. January 1997 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Master / Master of Philosophy
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Investigation of a portable airline for the measurement of pumping levelsFranzoy, Carl Eugene, 1940- January 1965 (has links)
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