... of pore structures, among which intergranular pores are the most damaged (70.92 %), followed by feldspar dissolution pores (44.97 %), and kaolinite intercrystalline pores are the least damaged (33.57 %). Under the condition of HTHP, during the drilling cycle, the solid phase particles in the drilling...

.... Veettil and Clark (2020) adapted sequential Monte Carlo (particle filter) for doing sequential interpretation with multiple realizations. The quality of the interpretation depends on the manually selected transition function and the number of simulated particles. The latter is a trade-off between...

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... log analysis frequency particle receiver casing and cementing Simulation detection well logging cement particle smart cement pipe Upstream Oil & Gas cement spwla 59 evaluation cement evaluation transmission integrity void frequency response configuration novel smart...

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... techniques are available (Huang et al., 2015) that could potentially be applied to estimate the fluid distribution within the porous medium. Dissipative Particle Dynamics (DPD) is another mesoscopic method that has been applied to dynamic wetting simulations (Heinrich et al., 2007) and interfacial...

... that accounts for the effects of clay minerals, clay-sized particles, and conductive minerals on the conductivity and permittivity estimates. Modern induction tools measure the in-phase and quadrature signals with equal accuracy. The quadrature signal is expected to be small and positive, providing information...

... occurs when fine particles in the drilling mud go into the formation before or during mud cake buildup. Solids invasion could result in significant under-estimation of formation porosity. The transverse relaxation time (T2) of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) logs is also shortened due to the invasion...

... of clay, mud and silt. The important feature to note is that this definition does not describe the mineralogy but rather the grain size. In this definition, clay refers to clay sized particles, i.e. < 1/256 mm. Whilst clay can refer to grain size it can also refer to clay minerals, and it is the dual...

.... In practice one of the least understood components (by petrophysicists) is the drilling fluid or "mud", and its potential effects on the petrophysical measurements of the surrounding formations. well logging Upstream Oil & Gas particle filtrate correction drilling fluid selection...

... particles, we believe Hook meant to use the term oomold . Thirdly, we remind that if the hydrocarbon column is high enough and the forma- tion is water-wet, hydrocarbons can be injected to these micropores, and when reservoir hydrocarbon pressure is lowered by production, these pores can produce hydro...

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... design and sand strength/failure prediction. Textural descriptions are traditionally obtained via petro- graphic and petrological analysis including thin section analysis, particle sieving techniques and laser diffraction studies. All methods have limitations in quantitatively describing the full 3D rock...

... code, and utilised the predicted fluxes at the detector locations to train a set of neural networks. The deterministic code is based on the multi-group energy approximation, and solves the Boltzman transport equation for neutral particles using a variational discretisation procedure based on the even...

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... for the evaluation of water saturation of the terrigenous rock. Upstream Oil & Gas Waxman sandstone water saturation evaluation electric field well logging advanced theory electrical conductivity conductivity model pore space terrigenous rock particle evaluation Symposium experimental data...

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... ABSTRACT Water saturated shaly sandstones exhibit a strong dielectric dispersion at frequencies below 106 Hz, that is mainly related to the ionic diffusion in the electrolyte surrounding the clay particles. Assuming a coupled electro-diffusional mechanism occurring in a Guoy-Cbapman double...