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When Fertl's first book, Abnormal Formation Pressures, was published by Elsevier in 1976, the topic was relatively new in book form. In the years that followed, his book became the standard work for petroleum engineers and drillers. The list of major petroleum provinces with abnormally high pore pressures has grown steadily over the years, and with it has grown our knowledge and experience. There have also been technological advances. A new book was required, but no longer could the topic be covered adequately by one person. The problems of abnormally high formation pressures encount

Reservoir oil pressure. --- Oil reservoir engineering.

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This workbook is a practical companion to the second edition of the textbook Reservoir Stimulation. The two books are intended to be used together. This new volume should be particularly useful for the training of new engineers and petroleum engineering students, as it contains approximately 100 problems and their solutions, plus a lengthy chapter giving data necessary for designing a stimulation treatment. Chapters are included containing practical problems on reservoir and well considerations, rock mechanics, fracturing fluids and proppants, fracture calibration treatments, design and

Oil fields --- Oil reservoir engineering. --- Reservoir oil pressure. --- Production methods. --- Hydraulic fracturing.

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This title covers a wide range of topics related to the Pressure Volume Temperature (PVT) behavior of complexhydrocarbon systems and documents the ability of Equations of State (EOS) in modeling their behavior. Themain objective of this book is to provide the practicing engineer and engineering student with tools neededto solve problems that require a description of the PVT of hydrocarbon systems from their compositions.Because of the dramatic evolution in computational capabilities, petroleum engineers can now study suchphenomena as the development of miscibility during ga

Reservoir oil pressure --- Phase rule and equilibrium --- Petroleum --- Mathematical models. --- Underground storage. --- Underground storage --- Chemistry, Physical and theoretical --- Critical phenomena (Physics) --- Equilibrium --- Chemical equilibrium --- Chemical systems --- Critical point --- Formation pressure --- Pressure --- Storage --- Engineering --- Civil Engineering