Introduction to Geomechanics (GEO952)
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DESCRIPTION
This course introduces basic reservoir geomechanics concepts and methods to enable cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas and experience. It provides the required input to help you understand questions crucial to the reservoir Geomechanics: How human activities of drilling, production and injection can affect the stress equilibrium in the reservoir at depth? How these changes in the stresses can create different problems? How can we drill without surprises? Where to place horizontal wells for better production? How and what completion methods can be used to optimise the production? What reservoir/field development plan is optimum for better production over reservoir lifecycle?
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DESCRIPTION
This course introduces basic reservoir geomechanics concepts and
methods to enable cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas and
experience. It provides the required input to help you understand
questions crucial to the reservoir Geomechanics: How human
activities of drilling, production and injection can affect the
stress equilibrium in the reservoir at depth? How these changes in
the stresses can create different problems? How can we drill
without surprises? Where to place horizontal wells for better
production? How and what completion methods can be used to optimise
the production? What reservoir/field development plan is optimum
for better production over reservoir lifecycle?
Course Structure: 3 modules of 4 hours each,
delivered over 3 days
Each day will consist of 1 module, which will be no more than 4
hours in length with multiple breaks.
Course Level: Foundation
Instructor: Manhal Sirat
DESIGNED FOR YOU, IF YOU ARE...
- A geoscientist or engineer with little or no reservoir geomechanics experience.
HOW WE BUILD YOUR CONFIDENCE
- Theoretical concepts illustrated during individual sessions to ensure a thorough understanding of the principles and procedures
- Hands-on experience transfer
THE BENEFITS FROM ATTENDING
By the end of this course, you will feel confident in your understanding of:
- Reservoir geomechanics concepts and terminology
- The 3D stress state in the subsurface
- Principles of rock mechanics
- Summary of the interrelations among 3D stress state, the natural and induced fractures and fluid flow
- What factors control fracture/fault reactivation with possible predictions
- Typical assumptions and simplifications required to predict reservoir behavior under different states of stress
TOPICS
- Overview of petroleum reservoirs
- Fractures and the 3D state of stress
- Andersonian classification of faults and stress regimes
- Fundamental rock mechanics - Uniaxial and Triaxial tests, mechanical and elastic properties and other concepts
- Hoop stresses and wellbore deformation
- Pore pressure and stress changes and their effects on reservoirs and petroleum E&P
- Building 1D MEM and 3D MEM (Mechanical Earth Model)
- Implications and case study
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