A laboratory capillary pressure test was conducted on a core sample taken fromthe Nameless Field. The core has a porosity and permeability of 16% and 80md, respectively. The capillary pressure-saturation data are given as follows:SwPer psi1.00.500.80.600.60.750.41.050.21.75The interfacial tension is measured at 50 dynes/cm. Further reservoir engineeringanalysis indicated that the reservoir is better described at a porosity value of 19% andan absolute permeability of 120 md. Generate the capillary pressure data for thereservoir.SwPc,oldPc,new10.50.150.80.60.170.60.750.220.41.050.310.21.750.51

Porosity=16%Permeability=80mdTension=50dynes/cmPorosity=19%Absolute permeability=120md -

A laboratory capillary pressure test was conducted on a core sample taken the Nameless Field. The core has a porosity and permeability of 16% an md, respectively. The capillary pressure-saturation data are given as follov Sw Per psi

A laboratory capillary pressure test was conducted on a core sample taken the Nameless Field. The core has a porosity and permeability of 16% an md, respectively. The capillary pressure-saturation data are given as follov Sw Per psi

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A laboratory capillary pressure test was conducted on a core sample taken from
the Nameless Field. The core has a porosity and permeability of 16% and 80
md, respectively. The capillary pressure-saturation data are given as follows:
Sw
Per psi
1.0
0.50
0.8
0.60
0.6
0.75
0.4
1.05
0.2
1.75
The interfacial tension is measured at 50 dynes/cm. Further reservoir engineering
analysis indicated that the reservoir is better described at a porosity value of 19% and
an absolute permeability of 120 md. Generate the capillary pressure data for the
reservoir.
Sw
Pc,old
Pc,new
1
0.5
0.15
0.8
0.6
0.17
0.6
0.75
0.22
0.4
1.05
0.31
0.2
1.75
0.51

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