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Hello Fanarco,

Can we please re-upload these files?

It would be a great help for me to start!

Hello Tejaswy,

Did you manage to do it?
How did it go?

Sir, You're a life saver.I have an acquifier modelling assignment due in two weeks and I needed this post so badly.

Thankyou thankyou thankyou!!!!!!!

Thankyou dear Fanarco.

Its done. Please feel free to add more knowledge that you all might know from experiences!

CBM stands for coal bed methane where gas (typically CH4 and CO2) is sorbed under pressure into the large internal surface area of coal. The methane can have up to 6 to 7 times the volume of methane found in conventional gas reservoir. Basics of CBM production can be given as follows 1. Relatively l...

Hello fellows,

This is some information related to Coal Bed Methane.
Anyone has more information from experiences, please do share!

Hello,

Can this Ken Johnson book be re shared please?

And more details about how Fracture pressure is determined??

How does Capillary pressure help or hinder in Water flooding process? what happens if a rock is water wet? What about one that is oil wet? What would happen when we try to displace oil out with water in each case? Will we get better support when we are in water wet system? i.e,sandstone reservoirs F...

What a beautiful informative post!

Thankyou Fanarco!

Hello Everyone, I have few questions regarding Injections wells please: 1- When do we use which type of Injection pattern? Two or three spots patterns are usually used in Pilot phase but what about other well patterns such as four spot, inverted four spot , five spot, Inverted five spot , Seven spot...

Fanarco,

In my opinion CO2 doesnt belong to any of above.CO2 can be miscible or immiscible or in WAG

Chemical methods described above react with matrix hence called Chemical flooding while CO2 doesnt react with matrix!

Hello Dolait,

Can you please provide more updates?

Thankyou,
Soman

Thankyou Fanarco.

Beautiful stuff!

Beautiful, thankyou!

CBM stands for coal bed methane where gas (typically CH4 and CO2) is sorbed under pressure into the large internal surface area of coal. The methane can have up to 6 to 7 times the volume of methane found in conventional gas reservoir. Basics of CBM production can be given as follows 1. Relatively l...