The common problem for reservoir characterization usually related to understanding of vertical and lateral heterogeneity of reservoir. Understanding the vertical reservoir heterogeneity generally can be solved based on petrophysical analysis combined with hydraulic flow unit analysis result. HFU’s analysis based on indicator of flow zone which reflect to rock quality that influenced by the mineralogical composition and texture of lithology. Whereas to understand the lateral heterogeneity, generally solve based on the quantitative seismic analysis as results from model based seismic inversion. The purpose of this study is to determine the lateral good flow unit distribution so that the development well placement and targets can be optimized. The petrophysical results obtain 370.5ftMD gross thickness with net pay = 346.0 ftMD, NtG = 93.4 %, Vclay = 6.9 %, Phie = 38.7 %, permeability = 22.6 mD and Sw = 46.6 %. From hydraulic flow units results obtain five flow units with the fifth flow unit has best quality. Characteristics of the fifth flow unit has FZI = 0.727, Vclay = 3.9 %, Phie = 45.1 %, Permeability = 229.6 mD and Sw = 31.1 %, with grainstone as dominant lithology. The good flow units have AI value 3600–4300 gr/cc*m/s and have lateral distribution relatively Northwest–Southeast. Going to the crest of structure, the thickness of good flow unit will be thinner because it is truncated by the fault.
Calcium Sulfate Dyhidrate/gypsum is a material commonly found in nature which is used at industrial site for making a wall, roof, etc. One of the problems found in material industry is crack deffect, white crack defects is very difficult be identified it visibility. Radiography Non-Destructive Test (RNDT) is non destructive test supported by digital radiographic producing digital image. This work aims to determine the gypsum properties to find out crack defect using RNDT. Radiographic image depends on exposure factors (kV, mA, s, and SID). Digital image can be proceed using OctaveGUI to determine the crack defect area, image processing using Prewitt detection. Radiographicdigitalresultof3gypsumboards(a,bandc)and2gypsumprofilsamples (d and e) were found the crack on each samples. RNDT was perfomed using X-ray voltageat60kVona,b,c,d,andesamples.Eachsamplescrackareavalueare158.13 mm2; 127.43 mm2; 196.81 mm2; 73.97 mm2; dan 18.80 mm2. Others RNDT was using X-ray voltage at 70 kV on samples a, b, c, d, and e. Each samples crack area value are 220.62 mm2; 1,711.57 mm2; 209.33 mm2; 76.50 mm2; dan 11.18 mm2. In conlusion, the crack area values obtained can be used as RNDT.
The Madura Strait PSC is located in the southern part of North East Java Basin with biogenic gas from Globigerina limestone Pliocene Mundu and Selorejo sequence as main target. At early stage of field development,understanding and knowledge about petrophysical and elastic properties of reservoir rock quality is required and very important. The petrophysical analysis provide properties such as clay volume, porosity, permeability, water saturation and mineral volume to separate reservoir and non-reservoir zone. The elastic rock properties such as acoustic impedance (AI), shear impedance (SI), velocity ratio (Vp/Vs), and Poisson’s ratio (σ) were generated to identify clay zone, gas and non-gas also focused to distinguish reservoir rock quality inside gas zone as an effective reservoir characterization. This research is done by utilize core data, quad combo logs from eleven wells and shear velocity from eight wells. The purpose of this research is to optimize development well target in Globigerina limestone gas reservoir, which have good to best reservoir rock quality shown with high porosity and permeability,low clay volume and water saturation. Results from this research indicate that lime mud matrix have significant impact in the reservoir rock quality. Meanwhile, gas saturation can affect the elastic properties due to this high gas saturation can decrease compressional velocity (Vp) value. Finally, the integration of petrophysical result and combination of elastic properties implementation can help in distinguishing the best reservoir rock quality, which contains gas that should be penetrated by the development wells
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