Institutional research · Coreflood experiments
Research & Engineering
Coreflood
Plan and analyse laboratory coreflood experiments: geometry, permeability, injection, production and capillary desaturation. Editable SAMPLE data and local exports.
SAMPLE experiment. Plans and analyses records; it does not control laboratory equipment or certify an operating procedure.
Project context: Coreflood
Full titleCoreflood — Coreflood Workbench
- The task
- An experiment needs a consistent record from core measurements to recovery calculations.
- The contribution
- A browser workbench for geometry, permeability, injection stages, production and capillary desaturation, with local exports.
- Scope & assumptions
- Units, measured inputs and calculation assumptions must be reviewed for the experiment.
Institutional research · Phase behaviour
Research & Engineering
PhaseLab
A ten-vial phase scan with measured IFT, corrected static adsorption and dynamic retention balances.
SAMPLE starting data. Phase classification and interfacial tension require observations or independent measurements.
Project context: PhaseLab
Full titlePhaseLab - Phase Behavior & Retention
- The task
- A screening study needs a connection between vial observations, formulation conditions and retention measurements.
- The contribution
- A workbench for phase records, measured evidence, static and dynamic retention calculations and a screening board.
- Scope & assumptions
- Illustrations do not determine phase classification or measured interfacial tension.
Institutional research · Calculator
Research & Engineering
Critical Trapping Numbers and Capillary Desaturation
Compare trapping numbers on interstitial and Darcy bases, screen field rates against measured onsets, fit desaturation data and convert petroleum units.
Screening calculations with explicit velocity conventions and measured reference onsets; not a field-design tool.
Project context: Critical Trapping Numbers and Capillary Desaturation
- The task
- Screening a field rate against measured mobilisation onsets needs the calculation, the reference data and the unit conversions in one place.
- The contribution
- Six modules: a trapping-number calculator, curves against interfacial tension, field-rate screening, a pore-scale mobilisation schematic, program desaturation curves and a fit for your own data, with a unit converter.
- Scope & assumptions
- A screening workbench with its assumptions in view, not a field-design tool.
Institutional research · Calculator
Research & Engineering
Techno-Economic Screening Workbench
Fitted retention–recovery relation, chemical demand and unit technical cost, an NPV surface over oil price and retention, and the breakeven envelope.
Scenario screening depends on the stated technical and economic assumptions.
Project context: Techno-Economic Screening Workbench
Full titleTechno-Economic Screening under Retention Uncertainty
Surfactant CEOR
Institutional research · Program hub
Research & Engineering
Surfactant CEOR Project
Explore surfactant recovery in carbonate reservoirs through capillary desaturation, retention screening and economics. Compare live scenarios, then open each study's interactive report.
Research programme · Abu Dhabi
Project context & resources: Surfactant CEOR Project
- The task
- Capillary desaturation, retention screening and economics examine different parts of the same research program. Readers need a clear route between them.
- The contribution
- A programme hub linking the studies and their interactive calculations. A research programme, shown here as research, not as studio client work.
- Scope & assumptions
- Each study keeps its own assumptions and research context; the hub provides the route through the program.
Surfactant CEOR
Institutional research · Study 01
Research & Engineering
Capillary Desaturation Program, HTHS Carbonates
Desaturation curves on aged mixed-wet carbonate plugs, the critical trapping number for mobilisation, and onsets 31–140× over the sandstone benchmark.
Research programme · Abu Dhabi
Project context & resources: Capillary Desaturation Program, HTHS Carbonates
Full titleCapillary Desaturation Program — HTHS Carbonates
Surfactant CEOR
Institutional research · Study 02
Research & Engineering
Retention-Controlled Screening of Chemical EOR
Surfactant EOR screening in HTHS carbonates: measured phase behaviour, interfacial tension and wettability, and a chemical-cost screening against the project budget.
Research programme · Abu Dhabi
Project context & resources: Retention-Controlled Screening of Chemical EOR
Surfactant CEOR
Institutional research · Study 03
Research & Engineering
Retention Economics
Discounted-cash-flow screening that turns surfactant retention into net present value, return rate, unit technical cost and breakeven retention, on twelve SAMPLE screening records, with adjustable assumptions.
Research programme · Abu Dhabi
Project context & resources: Retention Economics
Full titleTechno-Economic Screening under Retention Uncertainty
- The task
- A single result cannot describe project economics across changing assumptions. Readers need to inspect both the data and the conditions behind the calculation.
- The contribution
- Discounted-cash-flow screening based on twelve SAMPLE screening records, with adjustable retention, sweep and oil-price inputs linked live to net present value, return rate, unit technical cost and breakeven retention.
- Scope & assumptions
- Economic outputs depend on the selected sweep, retention, price and cost assumptions.
Surfactant CEOR
Institutional research · Evidence synthesis
Research & Engineering
Viscoelastic Polymer Desaturation
Interactive evidence synthesis with a contrast dataset, adjustable velocity classifier and carbonate injectivity bounds.
Research programme · Abu Dhabi
Project context & resources: Viscoelastic Polymer Desaturation
- The task
- Reported polymer recovery must be read alongside velocity, rock type and operating conditions.
- The contribution
- An interactive evidence synthesis with a contrast dataset, adjustable velocity classifier and carbonate injectivity bounds.
- Scope & assumptions
- Interpretations are bounded by the underlying studies and stated injectivity assumptions.
GEOR — Gas EOR in Unconventional Reservoirs
Institutional research · Program hub
Research & Engineering
Gas EOR Project
Explore gas recovery in unconventional reservoirs through miscibility, operating pressure, gas composition, foam and hybrid recovery. Adjust scenario inputs, compare calculated outputs and follow the published papers behind each study.
Institutional research · Texas A&M University
Project context & resources: Gas EOR Project
Full titleGEOR Project
- The task
- Gas-recovery studies examine miscibility, gas composition, operating pressure and hybrid recovery across different experimental conditions.
- The contribution
- A program hub connecting the gas-recovery studies, interactive mechanisms, operating scenarios and published papers from the Texas A&M program.
- Scope & assumptions
- Each linked report states its experimental conditions and assumptions; the hub provides a route through the program.
GEOR — Gas EOR in Unconventional Reservoirs
Institutional research · Report 01
Research & Engineering
Miscibility and Operating Pressure
Slim-tube MMP across six CO2–crude systems, pressure-dependent huff-n-puff recovery, gravity-stable displacement, and an operating-pressure planner.
Institutional research · Texas A&M University
GEOR — Gas EOR in Unconventional Reservoirs
Institutional research · Report 02
Research & Engineering
Gas Composition and Foam
Wolfcamp A miscibility pressure interpolated between measured methane–ethane compositions, huff-n-puff recovery, foam co-injection, and a planner.
Institutional research · Texas A&M University
GEOR — Gas EOR in Unconventional Reservoirs
Institutional research · Report 03
Research & Engineering
Hybrid Gas and Chemical Recovery
CO2 huff-n-puff followed by surfactant-assisted imbibition in Eagle Ford plugs — cycle dynamics, the SASI contribution, and a scenario planner.
Institutional research · Texas A&M University
Independent work · Teaching companion
Research & Engineering
Petroleum Fluids Teaching Companion
Ten interactive modules combine published PVT correlations with labelled schematic explanations. Change inputs, inspect the result and review the stated basis.
Learning resource. Calculations use the assumptions and units stated in each module; they are not field-design tools.
Independent work · Teaching companion
Research & Engineering
Reservoir Engineering Teaching Companion
Material balance, aquifer influx and displacement: thirteen reservoir-engineering calculations, each computed live beside its explanation and a visual model.
Learning resource. Calculations use the assumptions and units stated in each module; they are not field-design tools.
Project context: Reservoir Engineering Teaching Companion
- The task
- Engineering equations are easier to inspect when a reader can change an input and follow the response next to the explanation.
- The contribution
- A browser-based teaching companion connecting reservoir-engineering calculations with explanatory material and visual models, in dark mode.
- Scope & assumptions
- A learning resource: calculations are read with the assumptions and units stated in each module.
Independent work · Teaching companion
Research & Engineering
Enhanced Oil Recovery Teaching Companion
Twelve modules on the mechanisms that mobilise trapped oil: capillary number, fractional flow, sweep, polymer, gas and surfactant processes, computed live.
Learning resource. Calculations use the assumptions and units stated in each module; they are not field-design tools.
Project context: Enhanced Oil Recovery Teaching Companion
- The task
- A learner needs to connect an enhanced-oil-recovery mechanism with the calculation used to inspect it.
- The contribution
- A teaching companion with explanatory modules, calculation controls and visible assumptions.
- Scope & assumptions
- Learning resource; inspect the units and assumptions in each module before using a result.
Independent work · Teaching companion
Research & Engineering
Formation Evaluation Teaching Companion
From log response to net-pay and volume estimates. Explore invasion, resistivity, porosity and saturation with visible assumptions and worked calculations.
Learning resource. Calculations use the assumptions and units stated in each module; they are not field-design tools.