Technical Sessions

Wednesday, 22 September: Afternoon

1400–1745

Room 1

BUILDING INITIATIVES FOR GLOBAL TRAINING PROGRAMS

Session Chairpersons:

Santinder Purewal , Shell
Lee Dillenbeck, Chevron

Offers what's new and what the industry will see in the near future in training methods

1400	134438	Hands-On Teaching as Part of Petroleum Engineers, Education: An International Experience C. Teodoriu, Clausthal University of Technology
1425	135083	Capstone Engineering Design Experience: Opportunities To Develop and Implement Skills That Work for Real People Doing Real Jobs T. Ertekin, Pennsylvania State University; R.P. Harris, National Fuel Gas Supply; P.J. Dudenas, East Resources
1450	134453	Innovative Field Camp for Education and Industry-Academic Collaboration in Geology-Based Reservoir Model Building for Carbonate Reservoirs in the Middle East A. Gupta, Texas A&M University; M. Poppelreiter, Shell
1515	134503	Developing, Implementing, and Sustaining a Business-Driven Competency and Employee Development Program D.B. Demski, J. Leuro, Halliburton
1605	134850	Knowledge Transfer via Education and Training Partnerships Among Global Universities, IOCs, and NOCs G. Baughman, C.W. Van Kirk, Colorado School of Mines
1630	135437	Petroleum Engineer or Energy Engineer: Should We Be Both? L.A. Battalora, R.M. Graves, J.A. McNeil, Colorado School of Mines
1655	132977	Incorporating Motivation and Inspiration Into Learning M.R. Smith, J.T. Edwards, G.T. Woo, BJ Services
1720	135588	The Pearl Initiative: Producing, Sharing, and Managing, Blended Online Mobil and Instructor Led Learning Content Within the Oil Industry F. Cardinali, Giunti Labs
ePoster	133740	Demonstrating CO2 Sequestration as Part of a First-Year Engineering Course P.R. Neal, M. Ho, G. Fimbres-Weihs, F. Hussain, Y. Cinar, University of New South Wales
ePoster	135077	Design Considerations of Information Systems to Support Employee Development M.P. Kane, R. Stanley, R.G. Seymour, BJ Services
ePoster	132409	Alternative Training Tactics Provide Deeper Understanding of PDM Principles for Field Operators S. Wakefield, S. Matta, Smith International

Room 2

MULTIPHASE FLOW, METERING, AND PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE

Session Chairpersons:

Thomas Bruni, Eni
Dan Hill, Texas A&M University

This session covers multiphase flow, metering systems, and production performance analysis.

1400	134341	Development of a High Boost, High Power, Ultra-deep Twin Screw Multiphase Pump System A.P. Williams, Shell; B. Urban, J. Margalis, Flowserve
1425	133895	Virtual Metering System for Oil and Gas Field Monitoring Based on a Differential Pressure Flowmeter E.F. Paz, J.L. Balino, Universidade de Sao Paulo; I. Slobodcicov, D.F. Filho, Petrobras
1450	135099	Modeling High-Viscosity Oil Water Flows in Horizontal and Vertical Pipes H. Zhang, D.H. Vuong, C. Sarica, University of Tulsa
1515	134308	The Use of Model Predictive Control for Asset Production Optimization: Application to a Thin-Rim Oil Field Case R.V. Linden, A.P. Leemhuis, TNO Science & Industry
1605	134329	Casing Integrity Study for Heavy-Oil Production in Cold Lake S. Hsu, K.H. Searles, Y. Liang, L. Wang, B.A. Dale, E.R. Grueschow, A. Spuskanyuk, E.L. Templeton, ExxonMobil; R.J. Smith, D.R. Lemoing, Imperial Oil Resources
1630	134948	Use of Wellbore-Reservoir Coupled Dynamic Simulation to Evaluate the Cycling Capability of Liquid-Loaded Gas Wells B. Hu, SPT Group; K. Veeken, Shell; R. Yusuf, H. Holmas, SPT Group
1655	134765	Liquid Entrainment in Annular Gas/Liquid Flow in Inclined Pipes K.L. Magrini, Southwestern Energy; C. Sarica, University of Tulsa; A. Al-Sarkhi, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals; H. Zhang, University of Tulsa
1720	133236	Less Footprints in the Snow for Salym Field in Western Siberia R. Cramer, Shell; A.F. Mabian, Salym Petroleum Development; R. Tulalian, Shell
ePoster	136024	Polymer Compositions for Sand Consolidation in Oil Wells S.M. Lahalih, E.F. Ghloum, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research

Room 3

ARTIFICIAL LIFT

Session Chairpersons:

Albert Ollre, Schlumberger
Steve Lipari , Newfield Exploration

As fields mature, reservoir pressure decline and water cut increases resulting on lower oil production rates. Artificial lift is required to keep wells flowing and meeting our ongoing demand for oil production. This session will present papers on everything from subsea application of ESPs to possible new technologies.

1400	134393	The Development of Subsea Boosting Capabilities for Deepwater Perdido and BC-10 Assets D.T. Gilyard, Shell; E.B. Brookbank, Baker Hughes
1425	134198	Stand Investigations of ESP's and Gas Separator's Characteristics on Gas-Liquid Mixtures with Different Values of Free-Gas Volume, Intake Pressure, Foaminess and Viscosity of Liquid A.N. Drozdov, Gubkin Russian State University of Oil & Gas
1450	134483	New Perspective on Gas-Well Liquid Loading and Unloading C.A. Veeken, NAM Offshore; S. Belfroid, TNO Science & Industry
1515	134907	Continuous Pig Lift: A New Artificial Lift System and Its Field Pilot Test H. Zhong, S.Y. Li, X. Yu, Z. Wang, Southwest Petroleum University
1605	134975	Sucker-Rod Pumping Failures Diagnostic System G.V. Moises, S.F. Andrade, Petrobras; A.C. Garcia, Universidade Federal Fluminense
1630	134139	Artificial Lift Using Impulse Pumping B. Pierre, J.S. Gudmundsson, Norwegian University of Science & Technology
1655	134774	Approach to Selection of the Optimal Lift Technique in the Vankor Field M.M. Khasanov, R.A. Khabibullin, A.A. Pashali, Rosneft; A.A. Semenov, Vankoroil
1720	135994	A Saskatchewan Field Trial to Better Understand Downhole Dynamics of PCP Systems S.G. Noonan, D. Studer, ConocoPhillips; P. Skoczylas, C-FER Technologies
ePoster	131758	ESP Performances for Gas-Lifted High Water Cut Wells A.S. Bagci, M.M. Kece, J.D. Nava Rivero, Eclipse Petroleum Technology
ePoster	134702	How 24/7 Real-Time Surveillance Increases ESP Run Life and Uptime L.A. Camilleri, J. Macdonald, Schlumberger
ePoster	134233	An ESP Lift-Reliability Process: Making the Most of Lmited Manpower and Field Experience to Promote Field Optimization - Cast Study M.G. Gagner, C B. Wolfe, Baker Hughes

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Room 4

SYSTEMIC SAFETY MANAGEMENT

Session Chairpersons:

Richard Haut, Houston Advanced Research Center
Scott Robinson, Weatherford

This session explores some effective analytical tools to control and promote mitigate safety practices around the globe.

1400	135004	Achieving Sustainable Incident-Free Operations through Managing the Human Factor: A Success Story of Applying E-Colors E.R. Barakat, J.C. Barber, J.S. Wood, Chevron
1425	134612	Statistical Analysis of Safety Incidents and the Implications of Imperfect Reporting C.J. Jablonowski, University of Texas at Austin
1450	135504	Landslide Hazard Assessment, Monitoring, and Stabilization: Villano Oil Pipeline System, Ecuador F. Vasconez, M. Estrella, A. Velastegui, J. Nunez, H. Ponce, P. Riofrio, Agip
1515	135734	Difference Between Traditional and Risk Based Auditing D. Spadaccini, Weatherford
ePoster	126445	A Structured Approach to Process Safety Management A. Petrone, L. Scataglini, F. Fabio, Eni

Room 4

ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE OPERATIONS

Session Chairpersons:

Linda Battalora, Colorado School of Mines
Ana Djuric, Halliburton

This session offers studies and solutions in environmentally- or socially-sensitive areas and offers some specialized subject matter pertaining to the environment.

1605	133037	Optimized Anchor-Handling Operations in Environmentally Sensitive Areas K.J. Tjom, Abyssus Marine Services; K.O. Steinhovden, S. Ekrem, Viking Moorings; A. Saasen, Det Norske Oljeselskap
1630	135517	Quantitative Rankings Measure Oil-Field Chemicals Environmental Impacts A.K. Jordan, D.J. Daulton, J. Cobb, BJ Services; T.G. Grumbles, ENTRIX
1655	133652	Living in Harmony: Gas Production and the Attwater’s Prairie Chicken R.C. Haut, Houston Advanced Research Center; J. Bergan, J. Judy, The Nature Conservancy; L. Price, Houston Advanced Research Center
1720	134253	Public Perception of the Oil and Gas Industry: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly G.L. Theodori, Sam Houston State University; D. Jackson-Smith, Utah State University
ePoster	135725	Installation of a Produced-Water Treatment System on Raml Field (Western Desert), Egypt D. Surace, P. Broccia, Y. Salemi, M. Lovane, Eni

Room 5

ROCK/FLUID CHARACTERIZATION FOR FORMATION EVALUATION

Session Chairpersons:

Riley Bates, Plains E&P
Nigel Radcliffe, ExxonMobil

This session includes discussions on fluid density and viscosity measurements, wettability reversal, asphaltene grading methods, and reservoir connectivity techniques. Also includes topics on resistivity index modeling and saturation estimates using NMR.

1400	133656	DFA Profiling of Oil Columns Using Asphaltene Gradients J.Y. Zuo, D. Freed, O.C. Mullins, D. Zhang, Schlumberger
1425	133405	Sensitivity of a High-Resolution Fluid-Density Sensor in Multiphase Flow L. Gao, A.H. Van Zuilekom, M.T. Pelletier, M.A. Proett, S. Eyuboglu, R. Engelman, Halliburton; H. Elshahawi, M.P. Hows, Shell
1450	133523	Inducing Spherical Flow Conditions With Formation Testers S.S. Betancourt, E.B. Dussan V., L. Lake, University of Texas at Austin
1515	133937	Probing Wettability Reversal in Carbonatic Rocks by Spatially-Resolved and Non-Resolved 1H-NMR Relaxation Analysis V. Bortolotti, P. Macini, E.N. Mesini, F. Srisuriyachai, P. Fantazzini, M. Gombia, University of Bologna
1605	135341	Assessing Reservoir Connectivity through Biomarker and Bulk Compositional Gradient Analysis A.E. Pomerantz, J.A. Canas, K.E. Peters, O.C. Mullins, Schlumberger; K.R. Koerner, J. Auman, D.J. Curry, Devon
1630	132985	Accurate Estimates of In-Situ Porosity and Permeability Data Using Cloned Parametric Stressed Models: A Hybrid Approach S.O. Williams, S.I. Batarseh, M. Solanki, Aera Energy
1655	131593	Integrated Permeability Analysis in Tight and Brecciated Carbonate Reservoir M.H. Mohammadlou, M.B. Mork, H. Langeland, Norwegian University of Science & Technology
1720	134849	In-Situ Heavy-Oil Fluid Density and Viscosity Determination Using Wireline Formation Testers in Carbonates Drilled With Water-Based Mud R. Akkurt, D. Seifert, P. Neumann, Saudi Aramco; M. Zeybek, H. Ayyad, Schlumberger
ePoster	135367	Dynamic Network Modeling of Resistivity Index in a Steady-State Procedure G. Tora, A. Hansen, Norwegian University of Science & Technology; P.E. Oren, Numerical Rocks
ePoster	134841	Restricted Diffusion Effects in Saturation Estimates From 2D Diffusion-Relaxation NMR Maps L. Zielinski, R. Ramamoorthy, C.C. Minh, K.A. Al Dagher, R.H. Sayed, A.F. Abdelaal, Schlumberger

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Room 6

SHALE/TIGHT GAS SAND HORIZONTAL WELL COMPLETIONS

Session Chairpersons:

Maximiliano Medina, Statoil
Daniel Wood, Devon

This session focuses on emerging and varying technologies related to shale and tight gas sand horizontal-well completions. Particular emphasis will be placed on hydraulic fracturing/isolation technology, as well as Bakken shale completions.

1400	135396	A Technical and Economic Study of Completion Techniques in Five Emerging US Gas Shales A. Agrawal, Chevron; Y. Wei, C.C. Reservoirs; K. Cheng, S.A. Holditch, Texas A&M University
1425	135015	Rigless Abrasive Perforating and Fracturing in Horizontal Tight Gas Wells G.A. Schnaidler, M. Naegel, Total; D. Marozzini, F. Liberatore, M. Valdivia, BJ Services
1450	135584	Next Generation Multistage Completion Technology and Risk Sharing Accelerates the Development of the Bakken Play M.C. Houston, M.A. McCallister, Slawson Exploration; J.D. Jany, J. Audet, Packers Plus
1515	135195	Horizontal Drilling and Well Completion Optimization in a North Dakota Bakken Oilfield D.M. Zander, M.P. Czehura, Fidelity E&P; D. Snyder, R. Seale, Packers Plus
1605	135454	Shale Gas Well Completion Logistics D.W. Tymko, Penn West Petroleum
1630	135268	Advances in Openhole Packer/Sleeve Completions Coupled With Multilaterals Provide Cost-Effective Solutions C.C. Johnson, D.W. Gurrege, Baker Hughes
1655	134533	Using Burst Collars in a Liner String for Multizone Completions in Horizontal Wellbores: Case Study J. Schoenfeld, WestFire Energy; N.H. Kostenuk, M. Jorgensen, S. Sherman, Trican Well Service
1720	135386	Comparative Study of Cemented versus Uncemented Multistage Fractured Wells in the Barnett Shale D.S. Lohoefer, Eagle Oil & Gas; D. Snyder, R. Seale, D. Themig, Packers Plus

Room 7

FRACTURE MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Session Chairpersons:

John Blevins, Bopco
George King, Apache

This session focuses on more accurate description of the stimulated reservoir volume from fracturing with a goal of increasing the effective and economic recovery of reserves in both conventional and unconventional reservoirs.

1400	135254	Source-Mechanism Studies on Microseismicity Induced by Hydraulic Fracturing N.R. Warpinski, J. Du, Pinnacle
1425	134772	Using Microseismic Source Parameters To Evaluate the Influence of Faults on Fracture Treatments: A Geophysical Approach to Interpretation R. Downie, Schlumberger; E. Kronenberger, Carrizo Oil & Gas; S.C. Maxwell, Schlumberger
1450	135290	Using Maps of Microseismic Events To Define Reservoir Discontinuities D.P. Craig, Halliburton; R. Burkhart, TGS-NOPEC
1515	134424	How to Decide Between Horizontal Transverse, Horizontal Longitudinal and Vertical Fractured Completions M.J. Economides, University of Houston; A.N. Martin, BJ Services
1605	135262	Technology Integration: A Methodology To Enhance Production and Maximize Economics in Horizontal Marcellus Shale Wells R.H. Jacot, Atlas Energy; L.W. Bazan, Bazan Consulting; B.R. Meyer, Meyer & Associates
1630	134142	Evidence of Strong Fracture Height Containment Based on Complex Shear Failure and Formation Anisotropy R.D. Barree, Barree & Associates; M.W. Conway, Stim-Lab; J.V. Gilbert, Barree & Associates; R.A. Woodroof, ProTechnics
1655	133063	Evaluating Hydraulic Fracture Effectiveness in a Coal Seam Gas Reservoir From Surface Tiltmeter and Microseismic Monitoring R.L. Johnson, M.P. Scott, Queensland Gas; R.G. Jeffrey, Z. Chen, CSIRO Petroleum; L. Bennett, C.B. Vandenborn, Schlumberger; S. Tcherkashnev, ASTOGeophysical Consulting
1720	135523	Tight Gas Well-Performance Evaluation With Neural Network Analysis for Hydraulic Propped Fracture Treatment Optimization P.T. Huckabee, M. Jin, R.J. Lund, J D.B. Nasse, K. Williams, Shell
ePoster	134669	New Method To Diagnose and Improve Shale Gas Completions I.D. Palmer, Higgs-Palmer Technologies; Z.A. Moschovidis, PCM Technical
ePoster	134695	Key Criteria for a Successful Microseismic Project S.C. Maxwell, W.B. Underhill, L. Bennett, C. Woerpel, A. Martinez, Schlumberger
ePoster	135484	Fracture Network Development and Proppant Placement During Slickwater Fracturing Treatment of Barnett Shale Laterals W. Xu, M.J. Thiercelin, J. Calvez, R. Zhao, U. Ganguly, X. Weng, H. Gu, Schlumberger; J. Stokes, Mid-Continent Geological; H. Moros, EagleRidge Energy

Room 8

HEAVY OIL AND THERMAL RECOVERY

Session Chairpersons:

Yucel Akkutlu, University of Oklahoma
Kam Seung, Louisiana State University

This session discusses production of heavy, viscous oil, including current topics in the areas of steam flooding, CO2 injection, in-situ combustion, and the use of stabilized emulsions for heavy oil recovery.

1400	135284	Viscous Oil Recovery Using Solids-Stabilized Emulsions R.D. Kaminsky, R.C. Wattenbarger, J.P. Lederhos, S.A. Leonardi, ExxonMobil
1425	133494	30 Years of Successful High-Pressure Air Injection: Performance Evaluation of Buffalo Field, South Dakota V. Kumar, Hilcorp Energy; D. Gutierrez, Computer Modelling Group; B.P. Thies, C. Cantrell, Continental Resources
1450	135186	In-Situ Combustion Dynamics Visualized With X-Ray Computed Tomography B. Hascakir, L.M. Castanier, A.R. Kovscek, Stanford University
1515	134313	Large-Scale Laboratory Testing of Petroleum Reservoir Processes D.P. Yale, S.W. Meier, S.A. Leonardi, G.M. Joyce, A.P. Kushnick, ExxonMobil
1605	135091	Using a Fully-Coupled Flow and Geomechanical Simulator To Model Injection Into Heavy-Oil Reservoirs H. Huang, R.C. Wattenbarger, X. Gai, W.P. Brown, O.J. Hehmeyer, J. Wang, T.A. Long, ExxonMobil
1630	134324	A Nonconventional EOR Technology Using RF/MW Heating Coupled With a New Patented Well/Reservoir Interface F.D. Okassa, A. Godi, M. De Simoni, M. Matteo, M. Misenta, G. Maddinelli, Eni
1655	133465	Development of a Steam-Additive Technology To Enhance Thermal Recovery of Heavy Oil P. Srivastava, V. Sadetsky, J. Debord, B.J. Stefan, Baker Hughes; B.W. Orr, Nexen
1720	134655	In-Situ Oil Combustion: Processes Perpendicular to the Main Gas Flow Direction N.K. Gargar, N. Achterbergh, S.E. Rudolph‑Floter, J. Bruining, Delft University of Technology
ePoster	134670	Complete Solution for Transient Heat Transport in Porous Media Following Lauwerier's Concept F. Barends, Deltares

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Room 9

EXPANDABLES/TUBULARS

Session Chairpersons:

Robello Samuel, Halliburton
Guillaume Plessis, NOV Grant Prideco

This session focuses on providing the latest experience with respect to materials and other tube performance under expansion and other loading.

1400	133382	Evaluation of Mechanical Performance and Stress-Corrosion-Cracking Resistance of Post Expanded Carbon Steel and CRA Casomg Grades A. Bufalini, R. Morana, Centro Sviluppo Materiali; P.I. Nice, H. Nasvik, H. Kjorholt, Statoil; B.M. Bailey, M.K. Adam, D.G. Jiral, R.C. Ross, R.C. Smith, Baker Hughes; M. Ueda, T. Ohe, Sumitomo Metals Industries
1425	135462	A Major Advancement in Expandable Connection Performance, Enabling Reliable Gastight Expandable Connections R.W. Delange, R.A. Gandikota, S. Osburn, Weatherford
1450	133412	Testing Methodology for the Preliminary Assessment of Mechanical Performance of Materials for Expandable Applications A. Bufalini, R. Morana, Centro Sviluppo Materiali; P.I. Nice, H. Nasvik, H. Kjorholt, Statoil; B. Bailey, M.K. Adam, D.G. Jiral, R.C. Ross, B. Smith, Baker Hughes
1515	135389	Kinematic Hardening Characterization: Applications to Solid Expandable Tubulars J. Durivault, J. Bernard, E. Desdoit, A.S. Bureau-Bayart, Vallourec Mannesmann; A. Villani, Ecole des Mines of Douai
ePoster	134563	Continuing Application of Torque-Position Assembly Technology for API Connections J.P. Powers, M.S. Chelf, ExxonMobil

Room 9

DRILLING OPTIMIZATION

Session Chairpersons:

Giovanni Botto, Eni
Fred Florence, National Oilwell Varco

This session centers around optimizing the drilling process in terms of drilling efficiency as well as the integrity of the borehole and the drilling assembly. Both the wellbore and the drilling systems must be designed for optimum reliability.

1605	134580	Borehole Quality Design and Practices To Maximize Drill Rate Performance F.E. Dupriest, W. Elks, S. Ottesen, P. Pastusek, J Zook, C. Aphale, ExxonMobil
1630	133127	The “Extreme Lean Profile” Concept as a Crucial Technology for Multilateral, Long Extended-Reach Wells: The Case History of Cerro Falcone 4 OR A. Burini, R. Poloni, P. Valente, G. Cavallaro, L. Mattioli, Eni
1655	135110	Real-Time Whirl Detector Aids Drilling Optimization D.J. Minett-Smith, D.R. Stroud, J. Pagett, Weatherford
1720	132665	Integrated PoF and CBM Strategies for Improving Electronics Reliability Performance of Downhole MWD and LWD Tools S. Zhan, I. Ahmad, L.E. Heuermann-Kuehn, J. Baumann, Baker Hughes
ePoster	135439	Design Tools and Workflows to Mitigate Drilling Vibrations J.R. Bailey, L. Wang, M.J. Tenny, N. Armstrong, J.R. Zook, W.C. Elks, ExxonMobil

Room 10

RESERVOIR CASE STUDIES: RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT, HISTORY MATCHING, AND OTHER NOVEL ANALYSES

Session Chairpersons:

Norio Arihara , Waseda University
Douglas Peck, BHP Billiton

This session discusses field case studies from reservoirs around the world. Themes range from reservoir management in mature reservoirs to simulation studies, reservoir monitoring, and marginal fields development. Posters presented in this session include EOR/IOR studies and well testing in condensate reservoirs.

1400	134953	Post-Plateau Reservoir Management in the Magnus Field T.P. Moulds, P. Trussell, D. Erbas, D. Cox, E. Laws, C. Davies, BP; N.G. Strachan, SPEC
1425	135142	Mature Field Revitalization: The Agbara Field Case History, Offshore Nigeria B. Wane, L. Angelucci, L. Tealdi, J. Ogujawa, E.O. Fasaanu, I. Adekanye, B. Afolabi, L. Stanisci, Agip
1450	134383	Managing the Blackstone Swanhills Sour Gas Reservoir Pool, Western Canada A. Chen, D. Lamb, N. Deyell, C. Higgins, BP
1515	134457	Inversion of Surface Subsidence Data to Quantify Reservoir Compartmentalization: A Field Study P.A. Fokker, K. Visser, L. Peters, G. Kunakbayeva, A. Muntendam-Bos, TNO Built Environment and Geosciences
1605	134980	Iwafune-Oki Gas-Flood: The First Commercially Successful Gas-Based IOR in Japan T. Yamada, Japan Petroleum Exploration
1630	135490	Modeling CHOPS Using a Coupled Flow-Geomechanics Simulator With Nonequilibrium Foamy-Oil Reactions: A Multiwell History Matching Study J.A. Rivero, Schlumberger; G. Coskuner, K. Asghari, Husky Energy; D.H. Law, A. Pearce, R. Newman, B. Birchwood, J. Zhao, J.P. Ingham, Schlumberger
1655	133086	Recovery Mechanisms and Oil Recovery from a Tight, Fractured Basement Reservoir, Yemen N. Legrand, J.H. De Kok, P. Neff, T. Clemens, OMV
1720	135721	Developing an Invisible Field in the North Sea B.A. Berntsen, E. Hagen, R. Sorlie, Det Norske Djeselskap; M. Gowers, ZapTeam; C. Jones, Ipex
ePoster	134980	Iwafune-Oki Gas-Flood: The First Commercially Successful Gas-Based IOR in Japan T. Yamada, Japan Petroleum Exploration
ePoster	134452	Comparative Well-Test Behaviors in Low-Permeability Lean, Medium-Rich, and Rich Gas-Condensate Reservoirs T.C. Kgogo, P A. Gringarten, Imperial College

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