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Reservoir Engineering Fundamentals
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(98 ratings)
435 students

Reservoir Engineering Fundamentals

By Hamam Yousef, Senior Reservoir Engineer & Author
Created byHamam Awad
Last updated 8/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Be familiar with reservoir engineering aspects and definitions.
  • Determine OOIP/OGIP and various types of reserve.
  • Reserve Estimation using the Material Balance Equation.
  • Recovery Factor estimation and optimization using different charts and correlations.
  • Calculate where the front is located and when it will reaches the well during 1D immiscible displacement process.
  • Identify the types of Decline Curves and estimate the decline parameters.

Course content

6 sections29 lectures5h 21m total length
  • Outline5:10

Requirements

  • Base knowledge of Reservoir Fluids Properties and Petroleum Geology.

Description

New and Improved Fully Detailed Reservoir Engineering Course Provided by VISION for students and graduates.


This course provides Science & Engineering students with the main academic principles, and practical aspects to properly extend their comprehension and understanding. This course is a combination of academical and technical work experience provided by VISION organization.

The course start with an introduction on reservoir fluids properties for multi-hydrocarbon mixtures (Black/Condensate oil/ and gas reservoirs). going forward, the course walks you through the reservoir volumetric  and how to solve issues related to fluid pressure regimes to calculate the WOC and GOC, in addition, it approached the  drive mechanisms and recovery factor estimation.

Next chapters, are in depth lectures on Material Balance and MB for oil reservoirs and gas reservoirs, also, how to determine the water saturation and fluid pressure contacts using the material balance equation.

The fifth chapter is the Displacement efficiency it shows you how to use secondary methods for oil and gas recovers, with all mathematical evidence indluced.

The last chapter which is the Decline Curve Analysis, discusses forecasting of oil and gas production through the half life of the oil/gas well, and how to identify the type of decline in production (Exponential, Harmonic, Hyperbolic).

Who this course is for:

  • Petroleum Engineers
  • Geologist & Geophysics
  • Engineering pre-graduate students