Part 2 - Budgeting Production Activities
Budgets of various types constitute the principle management vehicle for the formal expression of the company's plans and objectives for a specified period of time. No other management tool is capable of providing the operational direction that can be achieved through a well-planned and developed budget. In this excerpt from Economics of Worldwide ...
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Part 1 - Budgeting Exploration Activities
Budgets of various types constitute the principle management vehicle for the formal expression of the company's plans and objectives for a specified period of time. No other management tool is capable of providing the operational direction that can be achieved through a well-planned and developed budget. In this excerpt from Economics of Worldwide ...
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What is the Impact of Light Hydrocarbons on the Natural Gas Hydrate Formation Conditions?
March 4, 2016
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Tip of the Month
This tip will extend the previous studies on the natural gas hydrate formation phase behavior. Specifically, it will study the impact of light hydrocarbons on the formation of hydrate in a natural gas mixture.
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Correlations for Conversion between True and Reid Vapor Pressures (TVP and RVP)
February 4, 2016
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Tip of the Month
Accurate measurement and prediction of crude oil and natural gas liquid (NGL) products vapor pressure are important for safe storage and transportation, custody transfer, minimizing vaporization losses and environmental protection. Vapor pressure specifications are typically stated in Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP) or/and True Vapor Pressure (TVP). In ad...
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What is the impact of Nitrogen on the Natural Gas Hydrate Formation Conditions?
January 20, 2016
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Tip of the Month
Previously, we've discussed the hydrate phase behavior of sour natural gas mixtures. Specifically, we looked at carbon dioxide inhibits the hydrate formation slightly while hydrogen sulfide enhances hydrate formation considerably. This Tip of the Month (TOTM) will extend the previous study on the natural gas hydrate formation phase behavior. Specif...
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How Do We Use the Results from Velocity Analysis in our Seismic Data?
January 6, 2016
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Tip of the Month
Seismic velocities derived from moveout velocity analysis can be used to interpolate between wells or may be the only velocity information available in a new basin. This white paper will explore how we use the results from the velocity analyses, make corrections for lag, and account for floating datum.
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