SPE Reservoir Evaluation & Engineering
Volume 15,
Number 6,
December 2012,
pp. 636-647
Summary
In this integrated study using resistivity images, conventional openhole
logs, and core data from a Middle Eastern reservoir, abundance and geometric
configuration of bedded and nodular evaporite have been studied to help
distinguish which nodular forms of evaporite may be related to a permeability
suppression. Several logs have been calculated from the resistivity image log
to quantify nodular evaporite and help predict the presence of corresponding
core facies well. Compared with thin-section description, most samples of
nodular evaporite were exhibiting fine-scale cementation as well, and their
permeability was suppressed compared with samples with rare or no fine-scale
cementation in thin sections.
© 2012. Society of Petroleum Engineers
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History
- Original manuscript received:
29 November 2011
- Revised manuscript received:
1 August 2012
- Manuscript approved:
24 September 2012
- Published online:
14 December 2012
- Version of record:
27 December 2012