Reservoir engineering: the fundamentals, simulation, and management of conventional and unconventional recoveries

Reservoir Engineering focuses on the fundamental concepts related to the development of conventional and unconventional reservoirs and how these concepts are applied in the oil and gas industry to meet both economic and technical challenges. Written in easy to understand language, the book provides...

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1. Verfasser: Satter, Abdus (VerfasserIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Waltham, MA Gulf Professional Publishing [2016]
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Zusammenfassung:Reservoir Engineering focuses on the fundamental concepts related to the development of conventional and unconventional reservoirs and how these concepts are applied in the oil and gas industry to meet both economic and technical challenges. Written in easy to understand language, the book provides valuable information regarding present-day tools, techniques, and technologies and explains best practices on reservoir management and recovery approaches. Various reservoir workflow diagrams presented in the book provide a clear direction to meet the challenges of the profession. As most reservoir engineering decisions are based on reservoir simulation, a chapter is devoted to introduce the topic in lucid fashion. The addition of practical field case studies make Reservoir Engineering a valuable resource for reservoir engineers and other professionals in helping them implement a comprehensive plan to produce oil and gas based on reservoir modeling and economic analysis, execute a development plan, conduct reservoir surveillance on a continuous basis, evaluate reservoir performance, and apply corrective actions as necessary
Beschreibung:Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:1 online resource
ISBN:9780128005231
0128005238
9780128002193
0128002190

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