PEVF6

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The PEVF6 technology is an advanced methane measurement and reservoir quantification technique. It uses a combination of seismic imaging along with pressure analysis to estimate gas-in-place volumes and gas saturation, as well as reservoir pressures. The technology is mainly used in the oil and gas industry, to determine reservoir performance, evaluate production potential, and measure other reservoir characteristics.

Using PEVF6 to measure gas-in-place volumes and gas saturation is particularly beneficial, as the technique can find, precisely quantify and accurately map gas-in-place volumes and saturations in the entire reservoir. It also accurately measures reservoir pressures, which enables engineers to assess the condition of the reservoir.

The working principle of PEVF6 is based on three principles: pressure, elasticity and diffraction. Pressure analysis measures the stress and pressure waves inside the formation, which lets geologists determine the pressure gradient within the reservoir. Elasticity analysis measures the elasticity of the formation, which allows geologists to identify and measure fracture and fault systems. Diffraction analysis measures the diffraction of reflected pressure waves, which provides geologists with an indication of the saturation of gas within the rock.

The data acquired from PEVF6 analysis not only provides essential quantitative information of the reservoir, such as the gas-in-place volume, gas saturation and reservoir pressure, it also helps geologists to better understand the geology of the reservoir. The data collected from the pressure, elasticity and diffraction analysis are then used to generate a 3D image of the reservoir. This helps engineers to identify both permeable and non-permeable areas of the reservoir, which aids them in optimizing the production and drilling design.

In conclusion, the PEVF6 technology is an essential tool for oil and gas exploration and production, and its application field covers quantification of gas-in-place volumes, gas saturation and reservoir pressures. The working principle of the PEVF6 technique is based on pressure, elasticity and diffraction analysis. The data from the analysis helps engineers determine the geology of the reservoir and optimize production and drilling design.

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