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Formation Evaluation Techniques and Analysis

This document contains instructions for two questions as part of a practical formation evaluation exercise. Question 1 asks to determine fluid types in different zones between 9400-9600 feet using an FID plot. Question 2 asks to identify gas zones using a neutron-density cross plot, calculate porosity and gas saturation for those zones. It also provides well log information like total depth, bit size, mud properties, resistivity values and maximum recorded temperature.

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Formation Evaluation Techniques and Analysis

This document contains instructions for two questions as part of a practical formation evaluation exercise. Question 1 asks to determine fluid types in different zones between 9400-9600 feet using an FID plot. Question 2 asks to identify gas zones using a neutron-density cross plot, calculate porosity and gas saturation for those zones. It also provides well log information like total depth, bit size, mud properties, resistivity values and maximum recorded temperature.

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Practical # 4

Formation Evaluation (GPC25202)


Q1. Using FID plot, determine the fluid type in Zones A through G (9400 ft to 9600 ft) for the given
logs.

Q2. Show that the neutron/ density porosity cross-plot techniques can be used to identify gas zones.
And for the gas zones identified, calculate the porosity and gas saturation. The Log heading lists the
following information.

Total depth: 10,004 ft


Bit size: 9.875 in
Mud density: 12 lbm/gal
Rm: 0.33 Ω m at 74 °F
Rmf: 0.19 Ω m at 74 °F
Maximum recorded temperature 175 °F
Log 1
Log2

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