Sentence examples for testing reservoir from inspiring English sources

Bubble point pressure is a crucial characteristic of reservoir fluids which is involved in most petroleum calculations such as material balance, reserve estimation, well testing, reservoir simulation, and production planning (Asoodeh and Bagheripour 2012).

Saturation pressure is the crucial characteristic of reservoir fluids which plays a significant role in different petroleum engineering calculations such as material balance, reserve estimation, well testing, reservoir simulation, and production planning [1].

The model is tested by using the production data from the Dako trial reservoir tests.

The tested reservoir represents coal #3 of the lower Permian Shanxi Formation, the main target coal seam for coalbed methane exploration and production in Qinshui Basin.

Study shows the method is simpler, more efficient and cost-saving than conventional core test, reservoir engineering and numerical simulation methods, moreover, it overcomes the narrow application scope of the aforementioned methods.

The same plots are demonstrated in Fig. 11c, d for PNN classifiers used for modeling the inter-porosity flow coefficient and the well-testing reservoir model, respectively.

Unlike the conventional analysis techniques in which the well-testing reservoir models are determined from the visual inspection of the pressure derivative plots, ANNs are trained with the representative examples to recognize the underlying reservoir model and estimate the model-related properties.

Unlike the conventional reservoirs, tight reservoirs have unique challenges as far as formation testing and reservoir characterization is concerned.

It is most important to address these questions during large-scale observation to calibrate coupled mechanical models also from real experimental testing under reservoir condition.

In case of 3D radial probe, this critical clean up volume is eliminated with a probe design allowing testing the reservoir fluid in minimum duration with more reliable results.

A sodium silicate gelling system with an internal activator, urea, was extensively evaluated in the lab with bulk gelation experiments, compatibility tests, and coreflood testing using reservoir core plugs (calcite).