1979•Am. Gas Assoc., Oper. Sect., Proc.; (United States)Requires access
How well logs were used to improve evaluation of a gas storage project
Jared Hawkins, Ray Snyder, Sumit Pahwa
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Abstract
Petromation, J.R. Butler and Co., and Intercomp Resource Development and Engineering, Inc., describe the application and interpretation of well logs in a gas-storage project in New Mexico. Logs proved most useful in evaluating and operating the storage reservoirs when combined with other forms of information to: monitor bubble growth and detect leaks outside the storage zone; assist in verifying gas inventory; characterize a reservoir's geology; provide an additional method of history matching; and develop an operational plan for a project by determining the maximum bubble growth and the gas location for optimum deliverability.