Reservoir Engineering I
Course Code
TM3102
Number of Credits
3
Semester
Course Type
Study Material
| Study Material | Depth |
|---|---|
| Oil and Gas Reserves | |
| Driving Mechanisms | |
| Fluid Flow Equations | |
| Volumetric Calculation and Material Balance | |
| Reservoir Performance and Decline Curve Analysis |
Graduate Learning Outcomes (GLO) carried by the course
| CPMK Code | Course Learning Outcomes Elements (CLO) |
|---|---|
| CPMK 1 | Understand the concept of reservoir and trap formation, oil migration and understand the definition and classification of reservoirs. |
| CPMK 2 | Understand the term reserves and methods that can be used to calculate reserves. Apply probabilistic methods used in estimating reserves. |
| CPMK 3 | Able to understand and apply the concept of reservoir energy and HC pressure mechanisms and determine the pressure index. |
| CPMK 4 | Able to understand and apply the diffusivity equation including its use in pressure analysis and determining the average reservoir pressure. |
| CPMK 5 | Able to understand and apply the concept of Darcy's law and reservoir boundaries in reservoir engineering calculations. Apply the flow equation and reservoir conditions as well as the definition of the productivity index (PI). |
| CPMK 6 | Understand and be able to apply performance forecasting methods using production decline curve analysis. |
| CPMK 7 | Applying the concept of material balance and reservoir conditions as well as several material balance methods (Muscat, Tarner, Schiltuis) to determine recovery. |
| CPMK 8 | Apply methods of identification and analysis of past performance and determine appropriate material balance methods for predictions. |
Learning Method
- Group discussion, Problem Based Learning, Seminar Discussions and Presentations, Case study
Learning Modality
- Offline, Asynchronous, Independent, Group
Assessment Methods
- Quiz, Assignment, Midterm Exam, Final Exam