VI. SEMESTER Course Code: 02040601 Degree: Year/Term: Bachelor's 3./Spring Course Name: Reservoir Engineering - II degree Education Type: Education Type: National ECTS Theoretical Courses Language: Compulsory Credit: Credit: Turkish 3 5 Lecturers: In the calculations, error analysis. Identification of reservoir parameters. Reservoir pressure, porosity, permeability average techniques. Fluid flow in the reservoir: Unstable flow, quasi-steady flow and steady flow principles. Content Of Course: Approximate solutions to fluid flow problems. Oil wells for pressure performance. Diffusivity equation and solution to the problems of the applications. Extinct injection flow rate and liquid-filled reservoirs. Selected exercises and problems To give related to reservoir engineering concepts, equations, instruments and analysis methods, Numerical reasoning abilities to the increasing problems in reservoir engineering, Objectives of the Mathematics, physics, earth and engineering Course: sciences that contains information on how to use the capabilities of the increasing in reservoir engineering problems In reservoir engineering to prepare students for more advanced courses. Bradley, H.B., 1987. Petroleum Engineering Handbook, Society of Petroleum Engineers, Richardson, TX Craft, B.C., Hawkins, M.: Applied Petroleum Reservoir Enginering, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 1991. Dake, L.P.: The Practice of Reservoir Engineering, Elsevier, Recommended 1994. Resources: Hagoort, J.: Fundamentals of Gas Reservoir Engineering, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1988. Kumar, S.: Gas Production Engineering, Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, 1987. Satman A.: Advanced Reservoir Engineering-Course Notes, 1999. İ.T.Ü.,
VI. SEMESTER Course Code: Course Name: 02040601 Reservoir Engineering - II Degree: Bachelor's degree Year/Term: 3./Spring Education Type: Theoretical Courses Education Language: Turkish Type: Compulsory National Credit: 3 ECTS Credit: 5 Lecturers: Content Of Course: In the calculations, error analysis. Identification of reservoir parameters. Reservoir pressure, porosity, permeability average techniques. Fluid flow in the reservoir: Unstable flow, quasi-steady flow and steady flow principles. Approximate solutions to fluid flow problems. Oil wells for pressure performance. Diffusivity equation and solution to the problems of the applications. Extinct injection flow rate and liquid-filled reservoirs. Selected exercises and problems Objectives of the Course: To give related to reservoir engineering concepts, equations, instruments and analysis methods, Numerical reasoning abilities to the increasing problems in reservoir engineering, Mathematics, physics, earth and engineering sciences that contains information on how to use the capabilities of the increasing in reservoir engineering problems In reservoir engineering to prepare students for more advanced courses. Recommended Resources: Bradley, H.B., 1987. Petroleum Engineering Handbook, Society of Petroleum Engineers, Richardson, TX Craft, B.C., Hawkins, M.: Applied Petroleum Reservoir Enginering, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 1991. Dake, L.P.: The Practice of Reservoir Engineering, Elsevier, 1994. Hagoort, J.: Fundamentals of Gas Reservoir Engineering, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1988. Kumar, S.: Gas Production Engineering, Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, 1987. Satman A.: Advanced Reservoir Engineering-Course Notes, İ.T.Ü., 1999.
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