This document provides an overview of formation evaluation techniques including: mud logging to analyze drill cuttings; coring to obtain formation samples; open-hole logging using tools to measure electrical, acoustic, and radioactive properties; logging while drilling to obtain logs in real-time; formation testing to obtain pressure and fluid samples; and cased-hole logging for production monitoring and reservoir analysis. The goal of formation evaluation is to interpret measurements taken inside the wellbore to characterize reservoirs and quantify hydrocarbon reserves in the surrounding rock.
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Introduction
Petrophysic of the rocks
It is the study of the physical and chemical properties of the rocks related to the pores and fluid distribution
Porosity, is ratio between volume of void to the total voids of the rock.
Permeability, is ability of a porous material to allow fluids to pass through it.
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Provide information on lithology, boundaries of formations and stratigraphic correlation.
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Logs can be classified into several types under different category
Permeability and lithology Logs
Gamma Ray log
Self Potential [SP] log
Caliber log
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Density log
Sonic log
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3. Formation Evaluation
What is Formation Evaluation?
• Formation Evaluation (FE) is the process of
interpreting a combination of measurements taken
inside a wellbore to detect and quantify oil and gas
reserves in the rock adjacent to the well. FE data can
be gathered with Wireline logging instruments or
logging-while-drilling tools
• Study of the physical properties of rocks and the
fluids contained within them.
• Data are organized and interpreted by depth and
represented on a graph called a log (a record of
information about the formations through which a
well has been drilled).
4. Formation Evaluation
Why Formation Evaluation?
• To evaluate hydrocarbons reservoirs and predict oil
recovery.
• To provide the reservoir engineers with the formation’s
geological and physical parameters necessary for the
construction of a fluid-flow model of the reservoir.
• Measurement of in situ formation fluid pressure and
acquisition of formation fluid samples.
• In petroleum exploration and development, formation
evaluation is used to determine the ability of a borehole
to produce petroleum.
5. • Mud logging (or Wellsite Geology) is a well logging
process in which drilling mud and drill bit cuttings from
the formation are evaluated during drilling and their
properties recorded on a strip chart as a visual analytical
tool and stratigraphic cross sectional representation of
the well.
• Provide continuous record of penetration rate, lithology
and hydrocarbon shows.
• These information supports Wireline log data.
• From the cuttings, an oil stains or odour of oil may be
detected, become an excellent qualitative indicator.
• The fluorescent lamp is also a great help in detecting oil
shows.
Mud Logging
6. Mud Logging
• The gas record and lithological
sample are plotted along with
surface parameters such as
rate of penetration (ROP),
Weight On Bit (WOB),rotation
per minute etc. on the mudlog
which serve as a tool for the
drilling engineers and mud
engineers.
• Some problem: a discrepancy
between the time the rock was
drilled and the time it reached
the surface particularly for
deep wells, where it take two
or move hours to reach the
surface.
7. Coring
One way to get more detailed
samples of a formation is by coring,
where formation sample is drilled
out by means of special bit.
This sample can provide:
• Detailed lithological description.
• Porosity, permeability, fluid
saturation and grain density.
These parameters are measured in
the laboratory and serve as a basis
for calibrating the response of the
porosity logging tools and to
establish a porosity/permeability
relationship.
8. Coring
• Two techniques commonly used
at present. The first is the
"whole core", a cylinder of rock,
usually about 3" to 4" in
diameter and up to 50 feet (15
m) to 60 feet (18 m) long.
• It is cut with a "core barrel", a
hollow pipe tipped with a ring-
shaped diamond chip-studded
bit that can cut a plug and bring
it to the surface.
• Taking a full core is an
expensive operation that usually
stops or slows drilling operation,
and can be done only before
the drilling has been done.
9. Coring
• The other, cheaper, technique for
obtaining samples of the
formation is "Sidewall Coring". In
this method, a steel cylinder - a
coring gun - has hollow-point
steel bullets mounted along its
sides and moored to the gun by
short steel cables.
•
• The coring gun is lowered to the
bottom of the interval of interest
and the bullets are fired
individually and the core will be
retrieved.
• Advantages of this technique are
low cost and the ability to sample
the formation after it has been
drilled.
10. Core Preservation
• Once the core is retrieve to surface then it is important
that it should remain as unchanged as possible.
• The core should be prevented from drying out, coming
into contact with oxygen or being mechanically
damaged. Core barrel is filled with resin to prevent the
core from moving and to minimize the exposed surface
area.
• Freezing the core in freezer containers.
• Core sample is wrapped in a plastic film, aluminium foil
and then dipped in molten wax.
11. Can be divided into two categories:
• Conventional Core Analysis.
• Special Core Analysis.
Conventional Core Analysis.
• The core is usually slabbed, cut lengthwise to make the
structure visible.
• Provides information on lithology, residual fluid
saturation, ambient porosity, ambient gas permeability
and grain density.
Core Analysis
12. Core Analysis
Special Core Analysis :
Provides the following information:
• Porosity and permeability at elevated confining stress.
• Electrical properties such as formation factor and
resistivity index.
• Capillary pressure.
• Wettability and relative permeability.
• Mechanical rock properties such as compressibility.
• Waterflood sensitivity for injectivity and well
performance.
13. Open-hole Logging
• Open-hole logging, also
known as well logging is
the practice of making a
detailed record (a well log)
of the geologic formations
penetrated by a borehole.
•
• Open hole logs are run
before the oil or gas well is
lined with pipe or cased.
14. • A well log is a record of certain formation data versus
depth.
• The appropriate downhole logging tools instrument
called ‘sonde’, about 3.5 inches in diameter is lowered
into mud-filled hole on logging cable.
• This tools will measure the electrical, acoustic, and
radioactive properties of the formation.
• The result will be analysed to determine which of the
layers are porous and permeable, and likely to contain
hydrocarbon.
• A depth calibration wheel records the length of cable in
the hole.
Principal of Well Logging
15. • Survey is normally done
from the bottom up. As the
sonde is pulled up the hole,
a continuous measurement
signal is sent to the surface
where the data is processed
and recorded as a curve.
Principal of Well Logging
Well Data
16. Electrical Logs
• Developed by Conrad & Marcel Schlumberger (who
founded Schlumberger Limited), and introduced to the
US in 1929.
• Can be divided into two main types: measurement of
natural electrical current in the rock (SP Log), and
measurement of induced electrical current (Resistivity
Log and Induction Log).
17. (1) Spontaneous Potential (SP) Log
Also known as Self Potential Log.
• SP Log record weak electrical
currents that flow naturally in
the rock next to the wellbore
(natural electricity).
• The log shows the boundaries
and thickness of each layer of
rock, especially permeable
(sandstone) and impermeable
(shale).
• Because the SP Log is so
simple to obtain and provide
such basic information, it is the
most common log.
18. (1) Spontaneous Potential (SP) Log
Useful for:
• Detecting permeable beds and it thickness.
• Locating their boundaries and permitting
correlation of such beds.
• Determining formation water resistivity.
• Qualitative indication of bed shaliness.
19. (2) Resistivity Logs
• Use to measure the resistivity of the formation, and
thus the possibility of hc shows.
• A sonde sends an electrical signal through the
formation and relays it back to a receiver at the
surface (induced electricity). The surface detector
will measure the formation’s resistance to the
current.
• A rock which contains an oil and/or gas saturation
will have a higher resistivity than the same rock
completely saturated with formation water.
20. (3) Induction Logs
• Use to measure the conductivity of the formation, and
thus the possibility of hc shows.
• A rock which contains an oil and/or gas saturation will
have a lower conductivity than the same rock completely
saturated with formation water.
• Induction logs use an electric coil in the sonde to
generate an alternating current loop in the formation by
induction.
• Induction tools t give best results when mud resistivity is
high with respect to formation resistivity, i.e., fresh mud
or non-conductive fluid. In oil-base mud, which is non
conductive, induction logging is the only option available
21. (4) Dielectric Logs
• Responds essentially to water and is unaffected by the
presence of hydrocarbons.
• Particularly important in determining the irreducible water
saturation when oil-based muds are used.
22. Nuclear Logs
• Just as SP and resistivity logs record natural and induced
electrical currents, nuclear logs (also called radioactivity
logs) record natural and induced radioactivity.
• Three type of logs: Gamma Ray Log, Neutron Log and
Formation Density Log.
23. (1) Gamma Ray Log
• Record the natural γ-radioactivity of rocks
surrounding the borehole.
• The γ-radiation arises from three elements present
in the rocks, isotopes of potassium, uranium and
thorium.
• Useful for defining shale beds because K, U and Th
are largely concentrated in association with clay
minerals.
• It is used to define permeable beds when SP log
cannot be employed (eg. When Rmf = Rw).
24. (2) Neutron Log
• To obtain a neutron log, a sonde sends atomic particles
called neutrons through the formation.
• When the neutrons collide with hydrogen, the hydrogen
slows them down.
• The response of the devise is primarily a function of the
hydrogen nuclei concentration.
• When the detector records slow neutrons, it means a lot
of hydrogen is present – main component of water and
hydrocarbon, but not of rocks.
• Considered as porosity log because hydrogen is mostly
present in pore fluids (water, hydrocarbons) the count
rate can be converted into apparent porosity.
25. (3) Formation Density Log
• This devise measure number of photon then be related
to electron density of the formation.
• Electron density is related to an apparent bulk density
which equivalent to formation bulk density.
• Useable to detect formation lithology.
26. Sonic or Acoustic Logs
• Provide continuous record of the time taken in
microsecond/foot by sound wave to travel from the
transmitter to the receiver n the sonde.
• Velocity of sound through a given formation is a function
of its lithological and porosity.
• Dense, low porosity rocks are characterized by high
velocity of sound wave and vise-versa for porous and
less dense formation.
27. Logging While Drilling
• One of the major drawbacks of Wireline information is
that it is received several hours to several weeks after
the borehole is drilled.
• During this time period, the formation can undergo
significant alteration, especially in its fluid saturation,
effective porosity, and relative perm.
• LWD allow Wireline-type information to be available as
near as real-time as possible.
• Logging While Drilling (LWD) is a technique of conveying
well logging tools into the well borehole downhole as
part of the bottom hole assembly (BHA).
28. Logging While Drilling
Some available measurement in LWD technology:
• Gamma Ray
• Resistivity
• Density
• Neutron
• Sonic (fairly recent)
• Formation pressure
• Formation fluid sampler
• Borehole caliper (Ultra sonic azimuthal caliper, and
density caliper).
29. Formation Testing
Is a means of obtaining information concerning the liquid
and pressure in an open-hole formations.
Three methods:
• Wireline testing
• Drill stem test (DST)
• Well Test Analysis
30. Wireline Testing
• Provide reservoir fluid samples, reservoir pressure, an
indication of fluid mobility and information on reservoir
continuity.
• Two types: Repeat Formation Tester (RFT) and Formation
Interval Tester (FIT).
• The RFT is run into the hole and a continuous digital
readout of hydrostatic pressure is obtained.
• At any point in the hole the tool may be actuated to force a
rubber pad against the wall of the hole, and a tube in the
centre of the pad is forced hard against the formation.
• The formation fluid will flow to the chamber through the
tube.
31. Wireline Testing
• The FIT is used for single test – only one pressure
reading and one fluid sample for each run.
• A tool is actuated (a pad is tightly against the
formation to form a seal against hydrostatic
pressure of the fluid in the hole).
• A shaped charge is then fired into the formation,
opening a passageway for formation m fluids to flow
into a chamber in the tool. At the same time the
formation pressure will be recorded
32. Drillstem Test (DST)
• A drill stem test (DST) is a procedure for isolating and
testing the surrounding geological formation through the
drill stem.
• The test is a measurement of pressure behavior at the
drill stem and is a valuable way to obtain important
sampling information on the formation fluid and to
establish the probability of commercial production.
33. Drillstem Test (DST)
• The test is made by lowering a valve, a packer, and a
length of perforated tailpipe to the level of formation.
• The packer set against the wall of the borehole so that it
seals off the test interval from the mud column above.
• The valve is then opened, and the formation fluid will
flow to the surface through the drillpipe.
• The amount of fluid produced will represent the fluid
production can be expected from the well.
35. Well Test Analysis
Two types of testing: pressure build-up and draw down
test.
The primary objectives of well testing are to establish:
• Permeability thickness (Kh) and permeability (K)
• Stratification (by sequential testing of layer).
• Well productivity.
• Investigate reservoir boundaries and size.
• The amount of fluid produced will represent the fluid
production can be expected from the well.
36. Cased-hole Logging
Two major areas of cased-hole logging:
• Production logging.
• Reservoir monitoring.
• Production logging refers to obtaining production or
injection profiles over a completed interval.
• Reservoir monitoring refers to obtaining real time
information about changes in hydrocarbon saturation.
• Crucial for understanding water contact movement.
• Other services include cement bond log which used to
evaluate the degree of isolation provided by the casing
cement.