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College of Petroleum Engineering & Technology: Recent submissions
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(Sudan University of Science and Technology, 2010-10-01)The primary objective of a reservoir study is to predict future performance of a reservoir and find ways and means of increasing ultimate recovery. Reservoir simulation by computers allows more detailed study than the ...
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(Sudan University of Science and Technology, 2010-12-01)The overall health of oil industry depend on reducing the cost of the drilling operation and enhance its performance. For attaining this, more experiences and awareness are needed. The target of this study is ...
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(Sudan University of Science and Technology, 2009-01-01)Introducing bore instability phenomena, drilling fluids to/and other wise stable formation causes a stresses concentration that extended away form the hole which could exceed the formation strength. The severity of ...
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(Sudan University of Science and Technology, 2009-03-01)The objective of this study is to optimize the drilling performance in the Tharjath oil field in order to increase the penetrations rate by choosing the optimum weight on bit and optimum rotational speed to decrease ...
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(Sudan University of Science and Technology, 2009-07-01)Drilling operation management will face hurdles to reduce cost and increase performance and to do this with less experience and organizational drilling capacity. The purpose of this study is to improve and determining ...
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(Sudan University of Science and Technology, 2008-01-01)The present study highlights the results of reservoir analysis and performance prediction of Alif field, which located at near the centre of the Wadi Al-jawf- Marib basin- block (18), northeast of Yemen. The field was ...
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(Sudan University of Science and Technology, 2004-04-01)Main H- Field now is producing oil rate under high water cut 80% and the reasons to the current high water cut phenomenon could be divided into two areas – un-controllable and controllable parameters. The uncontrollable ...
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