Basics of Reservoir Engineering (Pierson Guides)
by: Rene Cosse

md5: 7352bc7c071ed1bfe9678404d52f606c size: 69.32 MB [ 72687953 bytes ] type: .pdf status: normal language: en [ english ] submitted by: anonymous

2710806304 9782710806301

metadata: ( ? )
there is no metadata available to further describe this document

external links:	tip: use 7zip to decompress/decrypt all linked archives
no password required	ifile.it		[ report dead link ]
> archive password: ebooksclub.org	megaupload.com		[ report dead link ]
> archive password: ebooksclub.org	fileserve.com		[ report dead link ]
> archive password: ebooksclub.org	mediafire.com		[ report dead link ]

shelves: ( ? )
engineering

related documents: ( ? )
there are no (known) related documents...

description: ( ? )
Basics of Reservoir Engineering (Oil and Gas Field Development Techniques) (Pierson Guides) By Rene Cosse Publisher: Editions Technip Number Of Pages: 372 Publication Date: 1993-01 ISBN-10 / ASIN: 2710806304 ISBN-13 / EAN: 9782710806301 Binding: Hardcover The science of reservoir engineering, which developed in recent decades, now draws on many advanced techniques in data acquisition and reservoir simulation. The aim is to provide an understanding of the techniques and constraints related to each of disciplines and thereby facilitate communication between the different professions involved. Oil and gas field development and production involve a range of techniques that may be grouped together under the following four headings: (a) Reservoir engineering. (b) Drilling. (c) Downhole production. (d) Surface production. These four disciplines are interrelated, and the studies and operations involved call for a number of different specialists from operating and service companies and from equipment suppliers who may often require general information relating to the techniques as a whole. These disciplines are covered in four volumes, under the general title: OIL AND GAS FIELD DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES The aim is to provide an understanding of the techniques and constraints related to each of these four disciplines and thereby facilitate communication between the different professions involved. This information should also be of use to those with more specialized skills, such as computer and legal experts, economists, research workers, equipment manufacturers, etc. It should help them to relate their work to development techniques as a whole and to integrate them into the overall professional context. Summary: Basics of Reservoir Engineering (Oil and Gas Field.... Rating: 4 It's very complete it. So I want to read i