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3. US organisation that sets standards and specifications for ships and ship equipment
manufactured in the United States. The organisation also makes inspections during
offshore rig construction. This organization usually called ABS. What is ABS stand
for
Answer : American Bureau of Shipping (ABS)
5. This is one of the four main components of petroleum, along with asphaltenes,
aromatics and saturates (which include waxes). Aromatics, saturates and this
component are also known as maltenes. It adds to the stickiness and viscosity of
heavy oil. What is this component called?
Answer : Resin
1. This is a stress that must be applied to a material to make it begin to flow (or to yield). It
is a parameter in the Herschel-Bulkley rheological model. Name this stress!
Answer : Yield Stress
5. Gas with very low flow rates. Found in sedimentary layers of rock that are cemented
together so tightly that it "greatly hinders" the extraction. Getting tight gas out usually
requires enhanced technology like "hydraulic fracturing" where fluid is pumped into the
ground to make it more permeable. What kind of reservoir is it?
Answer : Tight gas reservoir
8. The radius of the approximate circular shape around a single wellbore from which the
hydrocarbon flows into the wellbore. In a single well, it will help determine how many
wells will be needed (and where they should go) to most efficiently drain the reservoir.
What is it?
Answer : Drainage radius
9. This is the gas mainly composed of propane and butane, which has been liquefied at low
temperatures and moderate pressures. The gas is obtainable from refinery gases or after
the cracking process of crude oil. What is this type of gas called?
Answer : Liquefied petroleum gas
BONUS QUESTION
Name two of the possible hydraulic parameters considered for optimization when
selecting the jet bit nozzle sizes !
Answer :
1) Nozzle velocity
2) Hydraulic horsepower
3) Jet impact force.
BONUS QUESTION
Casing and tubing are classified according to five properties. Name four of these
properties !
Answer :
- Manner of Manufacture.
- Steel Grade.
- Type of Joints.
- Length Range.
- Wall Thickness.
3. The speed at which the drill bit can break the rock under it and thus deepen the wellbore.
This speed is usually reported in units of feet per hour or meters per hour. What is it?
Answer : rate of penetration (ROP)/ Penetration Rate
BONUS QUESTION
name four factors that increase penetration rate.
Answer :
1) increasing pore pressure
2) increasing weight on bit
3) increasing bit rotating speed
4) increasing mud flow rate and pressure
5) decreasing mud solids content
4. This tool is one of special equipment in cementing job. It is an expanding metal cone that
is used to prevent the downward flow of cement in a well. What is it?
Answer : Cementing Basket
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three kinds of special equipment in Cementing Job!
Answer :
- Bridge Plugs
- Cementing Basket
- External Casing Packer
Based on the picture , what kind of fluid rheological model that shown as B ?
Answer : Power Law
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three rheological models generally used by drilling engineer to approximate
fluid behavior?
Answer :
(1) the Newtonian Model,
(2) the Bingham Plastic Model, and
(3) the Power Law Model.
BONUS QUESTION
Answer:
7. In the circuit of tubing known EUE term. What does EUE stand for?
Answer : External Upset End
BONUS QUESTION
Mention four parts of Sucker Rod Pump under the surface!
Answer:
- Plunger
- Working Barrel
- Standing Valves
- Traveling Valve
- Anchor
- Sand Control
- Diverter Junction
- Deposited sand pipe
- Extended pump barrel
BONUS QUESTION :
It is the amount of dissolved oxygen needed by aerobic biological organisms in a
body of water to break down organic material present in a given water sample at
certain temperature over a specific time period.What is it?
Answer : Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD)
9. Afterflow of fluid into the wellbore after the well is shut-in at the wellhead. During this
effect, reservoir effects are masked or distorted, making it impossible to quantity well
properties such as permeability, skin, etc. this effect last until pressure is equalized
between the wellbore and the formation. What is the name of this effect?
Answer : Wellbore storage
BONUS QUESTION :
Given data:
If the oil in well has a density of 58 lbm/ft3, and cross-sectional area of the wellbore is
1.1812 ft2, determine the storage coefficient this well in STB/psi
10. A type of downhole packer that is activated or set by applying compressive force to the
packer assembly.
Answer : Compression-Set Packer
BONUS QUESTION
Name 3 types of packer settings !
Answer :
1) Compression-set
2) Tension-set
3) Mechanical-set
4) Hydraulic-set
11. A dimensionless function of water saturation describing the capillary pressure and an
attempt at extrapolating capillary pressure data for a given rock to rocks that are similar
but with differing permeability, porosity and wetting properties. It assumes that the
porous rock can be modeled as a bundle of non-connecting capillary tubes. What is the
name of dimensionless function of water saturation describing the capillary pressure?
Answer : Leverett J-function
BONUS QUESTION
Calculate the J-function if 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 16% and an absolute permeability of 120 md. Water saturation 0.6. Capillary
Pressure 0.75 psi
Answer : 0.052
Pc k
J ( S w ) 0.1264
cos( )
0,75 120
J ( S w ) 0.1264 0.052
50 0.19
12. The gas that accumulates in the upper portions of a reservoir where the pressure,
temperature and fluid characteristics are conducive to free gas. The energy provided by
the expansion of the gas cap provides the primary drive mechanism for oil recovery in
such circumstances. What kind of drive mechanism is it?
Answer : Gas cap
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three index calculation of drive mechanism !
Answer :
a. Depletion Drive Index (DDI)
b. Segregation Drive Index (SDI)
c. Water Drive Index (WDI)
13. A type of geochemical analysis in which a rock sample is subject to controlled heating in
an inert gas to or past the point of generating hydrocarbons in order to assess its quality
as a source rock, the abundance of organic material in it, its thermal maturity, and the
quality of hydrocarbons it might generate or have generated. What type of geochemical
analysis is it?
Answer : Pyrolysis
BONUS QUESTION
The solution gas that is liberated from an oil sample during a decline in pressure is
continuously removed from contact with the oil, and before establishing equilibrium with
the liquid phase. This type of liberation is characterized by a varying composition of the
total hydrocarbon system. What is the type of this liberation?
Answer : Differential Liberation
14. The actual volume occupied by n moles of gas at a specified pressure and temperature,
divided by the volume occupied by the same amount of gas at standard conditions is
called
Answer : Gas formation volume factor (Bg)
BONUS QUESTION
Calculate a value of the gas formation volume factor in (res bbl/scf) of a dry gas with a
specific gravity of 0,818 at a reservoir temperature of 220F and reservoir pressure of
2100 psig. (If known value of Z-factor 0,855)
Answer : 0,00138 res bbl/scf
15. A method of thermal recovery in which hot water is injected into a reservoir through
specially distributed injection wells to reduce the viscosity of the crude oil, allowing it to
move more easily toward production wells. What is it?
Answer : Hot Waterflooding
BONUS QUESTION
Name two classical analytical methods for water flooding ?
Answer :
- Buckley Leverett
- Stiles
- Dykstra Parsons
16. It is a statistical measure of the spread of a log-normal distribution, and its values vary
between 0 and 1. what parameter indicates how homogeneous or hetergeneous a
reservoir is?
Answer : Dykstra-Parsons Coefficient
BONUS QUESTION
When natural gas expands from a high pressure to a lower pressure without heat transfer
or work being done, there is an accompanying temperature drop or refrigeration effect.
This effect is ussualy called..
Answer : Joule-Thompson Effect
17. What is the name of an elongated block of high topographic relief that is bounded
on two sides by steep normal fault. Produced in an area of crustal extension?
Answer : Horst
BONUS QUESTION :
Look at the picture.
A classification of faults can be based on the direction in which movement took
place along the fault plane. What type of each faults (A, B, C, and D) are shown in
the picture?
Answer :
(A) Normal faults
(B) Reverse faults
(C) Wrench or strike dip fault
(D) Oblique slip fault
BONUS QUESTION
Mention 6 of 13 types of Identifying Physical Properties of Minerals!
Answer :
1. Crystal form
2. Color
3. Streak
4. Luster
5. Cleavage
6. Fracture
7. Hardness
8. Tenacity
9. Specific gravity
10. Taste
11. Magnetism
12. Reaction with acid
13. Striations
19. Geothermal surface facility which is used to reduce the noise that occurs when
vapor produced in addition it also serves as a divider between the water and steam
that will be discarded is called..
Answer : Silencer
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three types of power station in geothermal steam power plants!
Answer :
1. Dry steam power plants
2. Flash steam power plants
3. Binary cycle power plants
20. S. J. Pirson argued that decline curve classification analysis divided into three
types. If the semilog plot between production rate and time will be a straight
line, what type of decline curve?
Answer : Exponential Decline Curve / Constant percentage decline /
geometric decline
BONUS QUESTION
Calculate nominal decline rate (Dexponent) in Exponential Decline Curve type, if
known time of decline is 30 month with initial production rate is 325 BOPD. The
production rate at time is 120 BOPD
Answer : 0,03321
qi
ln
Dexp onential qt
t
325
ln ( )
120
D exponential= =0,03321 month1
30
1. It is An arch-shaped fold in rock which rock layers are upwardly convex. Oil moves to
the highest point in this arch's dome and then trapped on it. What is it?
Answer : Anticline Trap
2. A drilling operation in which the drilling fluid is not returned to the surface. It flows
into an under-ground formation. Sometimes this method techniques are resorted to
when lost circulation occurs. What is the name of this drilling method?
Answer : Blind Drilling
3. A device used to collect small liquid droplets (moisture or hydrocarbons) from the gas
stream before it leaves the separator. The two most common types of this device are
wire-mesh pads and vanes. Once the small droplets of liquid are collected, they are
removed along with the other liquids from the separator. What is the device ?
Answer : Mist Extractor
4. The system that has reached equilibrium for the measurement or phenomenon
concerned. In the case of permeability measurements on core samples, it is reached
when the flow rate, the upstream and the downstream pressures no longer change with
time. Name it!
Answer : Steady State
5. This country briefly surpassing Nigeria to become the number one exporter of oil in
Africa in 2009 and an OPEC member since 2007, named the second largest exporter
of oil in Africa !
Answer : Angola
7. A blowout preventer (BOP) closing element fitted with hardened tool steel blades
designed to cut the drillpipe or tubing when the BOP is closed, and then fully close to
provide isolation or sealing of the wellbore is called
Answer : shear ram
8. The level which the static fluid level drops in the tubing or casing when the well
produced under pumping conditions also called the pumping fluid level is
called
Answer : Dynamic Fluid Level
9. The set of measurements normally carried out on core plugs or whole core. These
generally include porosity, grain density, horizontal permeability, fluid saturation and
a lithologic description. What is this core measurement called?
Answer : Routine Core Analysis
10. When was the Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill tragedy happened?
Answer : April 20th 2010
11. What is a depression in the crust of the Earth, caused by plate tectonic activity and
subsidence, in which sediments accumulate and it can be bounded by faults ?
Answer : Basin
12. This job is usually a senior, experienced individual who has worked his way up
through the ranks of the drilling crew positions. This job is largely administrative,
including ensuring that the rig has sufficient materials, spare parts and skilled
personnel to continue efficient operations. What is the job?
Answer : Toolpusher
13. What is the device attached to the tubing, used to inject amount of gas to the tubing
trough casing/tubing annulus to lower fluid gradient in the tubing?
Answer : Gas lift valve
14. The process of forcing a nonwetting phase into a porous rock. Oil migrates into most
reservoirs as the non-wetting phase, so this process is an initial charging of the
reservoir. What is the process?
Answer : Drainage
15. This organization serving of an information source of statistics about the international
oil market and other energy. What is IEA stand for?
Answer : International Energy Agency
16. A body of rock whose fluid saturation, porosity and permeability permit the flow and
production of groundwater is called
Answer : Aquifer
17. A device that turns the drillstring, consists of one or more motors connected with
appropriate gearing to a short section of pipe called a quill, that in turn may be
screwed into a saver sub or the drillstring itself. It is suspended from the hook, so the
rotary mechanism is free to travel up and down the derrick. It enables the driller to
quickly engage the pumps or the rotary while tripping pipe, which cannot be done
easily with the kelly system. What is the device?
Answer : Top Drive
18. What is the term for the the zone of reduced or enhanced permeability around a
wellbore caused by mud-filtrate invasion during drilling or perforating, or by well
stimulation ?
Answer : Skin
19. An instrument that records the flow rate of gas through a pipeline. The flow rate is
calculated from the pressure differential created by the fluid passing through it and
other parameters such as static pressure, temperature, density of the fluid and size of
the pipe is called .
Answer : Orifice Meter
20. What is IUGG stand for?
Answer : International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
21. A material composed of clay minerals, predominantly montmorillonite with minor
amounts of other smectite group minerals, commonly used in drilling mud and swells
considerably when exposed to water is called.
Answer : Bentonite
22. A condition whereby the drillstring cannot be moved (rotated or reciprocated) along
the axis of the wellbore typically occurs when high-contact forces caused by the
difference of reservoir pressures and wellbore pressures are exerted over a sufficiently
large area of the drillstring is called
Answer : differential sticking
23. The portion of movement of a downhole pump at which the rods are going down and
the downhole pump is being filled with fluid is called
Answer : Downstroke
24. The recording of information about subsurface geologic formations, including records
kept by the driller and records of mud and cutting analyses, core analysis, drill stem
tests, and electric, acoustic, and radioactivity procedures. Name it!
Answer : Well Logging
25. One of the pioneer companies in electric well logging, named for the French scientist
who first developed the method. What is the companies?
Answer : Schlumberger
26. It is a geologic surface that separates younger strata from older strata and represents a
time of nondeposition, possibly combined with erosion. It is highly irregular whereas
others have no relief and can be difficult to distinguish within a series of parallel
strata. What is it?
Answer : Disconformity
27. A heavy, thick-walled tube, usually steel, used between the drill pipe and the bit in the
drill string to provide weight to the bit called?
Answer : Drill Collar
28. It is a device to remove dirt, water, foreign matter, or undesired liquids that are part of
the gas flowstream and air can be used to absorb water, also an oil bath might be
useful to remove dust, dirt or other liquids. What is the device?
Answer : Scrubber
29. An activities that conducted to monitor, recording and analyze of drilling parameter
datas, circulating parameter and also gas detection in real time during drilling
processes. What is it called?
Answer : Mud Logging.
31. This is the characteristics of a rock unit that reflect its origin and permit its
differentiation from other rock units around it and usually characterized using all the
geological characteristics known for that rock unit. In reservoir characterization and
reservoir simulation, its properties that are most important are the petrophysical
characteristics that control the fluid behavior in the rock. What is this ?
Answer : Facies
32. The adapter between the first casing string and either the BOP stack during drilling or
the wellhead after completion. This adapter may be threaded or welded onto the
casing, and may have a flanged or clamped connection to match the BOP stack or
wellhead is called.
Answer : Casing head
33. The level which fluid rises in a well when the well is shut in and the hydrostatic head
of this fluid is equal to the well bottomhole pressure is called...
Answer : Static Fluid Level
37. A rubber plug used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing
contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Two types of
cementing plug typically used on a cementing operation are the bottom plug top plug.
What is it?
Answer : cementing plug
38. It is the ratio of water produced compared to the volume of total liquids produced. In
waterdrive reservoirs can reach very high values. What is it?
Answer : Water cut
39. A method of thermal recovery in which fire is generated inside the reservoir by
injecting a gas containing oxygen, such as air. A special heater in the well ignites the
oil in the reservoir and starts a fire. The heat generated by burning the heavy
hydrocarbons in place produces hydrocarbon cracking, vaporization of light
hydrocarbons. What is the method?
Answer : In situ combustion
40. Drilled from the shore and extending out into the sea, the longest extended-reach well
in the world reaches a measured depth of 37.001 feet and is located in the largest
onshore oilfield in Western Europe. The name of this field is Wytch Farm. In which
country is this field located?
Answer : United Kingdom
42. The machine on the rig consisting of a large-diameter steel spool, brakes, a power
source and assorted auxiliary devices. The primary function of it is to reel out and reel
in the drilling line, a large diameter wire rope, in a controlled fashion. What is it?
Answer : Drawworks
44. Oil that does not move when fluids are flowed through the rock in normal conditions,
for example primary and secondary recovery, and invasion is called.
Answer : Residual Oil
47. A lack of mud returning to the surface after being pumped down a well and occurs
when the drill bit encounters natural fissures, fractures or caverns, and mud flows into
the newly available space is called
Answer : Lost Circulation
48. The act of forcing a device through a pipeline for the purposes of displacing or
separating fluids, and cleaning scale or inspecting the pipeline is called.
Answer: Pigging
50. This organization include of exploration engineer to measure and determine the
seismic, earth and promoting the science and education of geophysics called SEG.
What does SEG stand for?
Answer : Society of Exploration Geophysicists
51. It is an angle between a planar feature, such as a sedimentary bed or a fault, and a
horizontal plane. This angle makes with a horizontal plane and the angle being
measured in a direction perpendicular to the strike of the plane. What is it ?
Answer : Dip
52. A flow of formation fluids into the wellbore during drilling operations caused by the
pressure in the wellbore being less then formation pressure is
Answer : Kick
53. The repressuring of oil fields from the beginning of operation in order to maintain the
original pressure. Also, a method for increasing ultimate oil recovery by injecting gas,
water, or other fluids into the reservoir before reservoir pressure has dropped
appreciably, usually early in the life of the field, to reduce or eliminate a decline in
pressure. But material of injection doesnt inject to oil zone. Name it!
Answer : Pressure Maintenance
54. Crude oil with high viscosity (typically above 10 cp), and high specific gravity. The
API classifies the crudes with a gravity below 22.3 API. In addition to high viscosity
and high specific gravity, heavy oils typically have low hydrogen-to-carbon ratios,
high asphaltene, sulfur, nitrogen, and heavy-metal content. Name it!
Answer : Heavy oil
57. A downhole device used in almost every completion to isolate the annulus from the
production conduit, enabling controlled production, injection or treatment is
Answer : Packer
58. A vertical or horizontal separator used mainly to remove any free water that can cause
problems such as corrosion and formation of hydrates or tight emulsions, which are
difficult to break and commonly called a three-phase separator because it can separate
gas, oil and free water is called
Answer : FKWO (Free Water Knock Out)
59. A treatment performed to restore or enhance the productivity of a well. The treatments
fall into two main groups, hydraulic fracturing treatments and matrix treatments.
What is it?
Answer : Well Stimulation
BONUS QUESTION
Answer :
5. Logging media,
2. A type of a sucker rod-pumping unit that uses a rotor and a stator. The rotation of the rods
by means of an electric motor at surface causes the contained fluid to flow upward. What
kind of production system is it?
Answer : Progressive Cavity Pumping System
BONUS QUESTION
3. What is the terminology for ratio of gas density to dry air density with both measured at
the same temperature and pressure?
Answer : Gas Specific Gravity
BONUS QUESTION
Calculate the gas specific gravity in lb/lb-mol, if known the apparent molecular weight
(Ma) = 19,97 lb/lb-mol
Answer : 0,689
g = (Ma/Mair) = (19,97/29) = 0,689 lb/lb-mol
4. The total amount of revenue that a host government receives from production. This
amount can include taxes, royalties and government participation is called.
Answer : Government Take
BONUS QUESTION
A portion of produced oil that the operator applies on an annual basis to recover defined
costs specified by a production sharing contract is called
Answer : Cost Oil
5. What A type of deliverability test conducted in gas wells to generate a stabilized gas
deliverability curve (IPR)?
Answer : Flow After Flow Test
BONUS QUESTION :
What called The predominant flow geometry reflected in a pressure-transient response
that is most easily recognized in the log-log presentation of the pressure-change
derivative?
Answer : Flow regime
6. CMC is a mud additive. The structure of CMC is a long-chain molecule that can be
polymerized into different length or grades. What does CMC stands for?
Answer : Carboxyl Methyl Cellulose
BONUS QUESTION
Mention 2 function of CMC as the drilling mud additive?
Answer :
7. A measure unit which describes the permeability of a porous medium through which the
passage of one cubic centimeter of fluid having one centipoise of viscosity flowing in
one second under a pressure differential of one atmosphere where the porous medium has
a cross-sectional area of one square centimeter and a length of one centimeter. What is it?
Answer : Darcy Law
BONUS QUESTION
Mention four of six assumptions for the Darcy equation !
Answer :
The flow is laminar
The fluid is homogeneous, saturated 100% by only one type of fluid
No reaction occurs between the fluid with the rock
The condition of steady state flow
Incompressible fluid
Isothermal
8. What is it called? the average reading of the spontaneous potential (SP) log opposite the
shale layers in a well?
Answer : Shale Baseline.
BONUS QUESTION :
Mention 3 kinds of log to measure rock porosity!
Answer : Neutron Log, Density Log, Sonic Log.
9. An area of the subsurface where source rock has reached appropriate conditions of
pressure and temperature to generate liquid hydrocarbons as opposed to gas. What is it
called?
Answer : Oil kitchen
BONUS QUESTION :
10. The portion of a reservoir where the oil saturation is increased because of the application
of an improved oil recovery method. What is it called?
Answer : Oil bank
11. The amount of production, after deducting cost oil production allocated to costs and
expenses, that will be divided between the participating parties and the host government
under the production sharing contract. What is it?
Answer : Profit Oil
BONUS QUESTION
The amount of local personnel, material and services that working interest owners are
required to employ when drilling and operating a well, as specified under the terms of a
concession agreement is called
Answer : Local Content
12. A large valve at the top of a well that may be closed if the drilling crew loses control of
formation fluids. By closing this valve usually operated remotely via hydraulic actuators,
the drilling crew usually regains control of the reservoir, and procedures can then be
initiated to increase the mud density. What tools is it?
Answer : Blowout Preventer
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three types of Ram Preventer !
Answer :
Pipe Ram
Shear Ram
Blind Ram
13. A type of fluid flow characterized by swirling or chaotic motion as the fluid moves along
the flow path. This is a preferred flow regime for mud removal during primary
cementing because it is perceived to result in better removal of mud
Answer : Turbulent flow
BONUS QUESTION
This is multiphase-fluid flow regime characterized by a series of liquid plugs separated by
a relatively large gas pockets. In vertical flow, the bubble is an axially symmetrical bullet
shape that occupies almost the entire cross-sectional area of the tubing. The resulting flow
alternates between high-liquid and high-gas composition. Name this type of flow !
Answer : Slug Flow
14. The process of cutting a vertical, cylindrical sample of the formations encountered as an
oilwell is drilled. The purpose of coring is to obtain rock samples, or cores, in such a
manner that the rock retains the same properties that it had before it was removed from
the formation. What is it?
Answer : Coring
BONUS QUESTION :
Mention 3 properties of rock from Special Core Analysis!
Answer :
- Relative permeability
- Compressibility
- Capillary Pressure
- Wettability
15. What is it? Time required to perform circulation or mud pumps tracer down through the
bottom of the drill holes.
Answer : Lag time
BONUS QUESTION
If given data :
Pump output = 500 bbl/min
Volume of annulus = 25 bbl/ft
Depth = 3000 ft
Calculate the lag time in hours!
Answer : 2,5 hours
Annulus Velocity = (500/25) = 20 ft/min
16. A term that used to describe the net inflow and outflow of money during a specified
period of time such as a month, a quarter, or a year in oil and gas industry is called..
Answer : Cash Flow
BONUS QUESTION
A cost with related by making or using things which is not affected by depreciation such
as drilling fluid, logging and others is..
17. Although many acid compounds are available to the oil industry, mention 2 inorganic
acid are commonly used in acidizing
Answer :
Hydrochloric Acid (HCl).
Hydrofluoric Acid (HF).
BONUS QUESTION
Mention four organic acids are most commonly in acidizing.
Answer :
Acetic Acid
Glacial Acetic Acid.
Acetic Anhydride.
Citric Acid.
Formic Acid
18. A mathematical means of expressing the ability of a reservoir to deliver fluids to the
wellbore and usually stated as the volume delivered per psi of drawdown at the sandface
(bbl/d/psi) is called..
Answer : Productivity Index
BONUS QUESTIONS
Mention 4 parameters which can influence Productivity index?
Answer :
- Rock Permeability
- Oil formation volume factor
- Gas formation volume factor
- Oil Compressibility
- Water Compressibility
- Fluid Flow Regime
- Single Phase Flow(Oil, Gas) and Two Phases (O+G, O+W, G+W)
- Three Phases Flow (O+G+W)
- Fluid Saturation Distribution
- Reservoir Drive Mechanism
- Formation Damage (Skin)
19. A method of improved recovery in which water is injected into a reservoir to remove
additional quantities of oil that have been left behind after primary recovery. Whats
name of this method?
Answer : Waterflooding
BONUS QUESTION:
Look at the picture !
Information :
= Production Well
= Injection Well
20. What is the condition when the permeability around the well is higher than permeability
of the formation
Answer : Negative skin factor/improved wellbore condition
BONUS QUESTION :
Calculate the skin factor resulting from the invasion of the drilling fluid to a radius of 2
ft. The permeability of the skin zone is estimated at 20 md as compared with the
unaffected formation permeability of 60 md. The wellbore radius is 0,25 ft.
Answer: 4,16
21. A budgetary document, usually prepared by the operator, to list estimated expenses of
drilling a well to a specified depth, casing point or geological objective, and then either
completing or abandoning the well. What is it?
Answer : Authority For Expenditure (AFE)
BONUS QUESTION
The costs associated with abandoning a well or production facility. Such costs are
specified in the authority for expenditure (AFE), and typically cover the plugging of
wells; removal of well equipment, production tanks and associated installations; and
surface remediation is called
Answer : Abandonment Costs
22. This tool has circular shape like a ring or annulus that located at the very top of the BOP
stack that works to close the well. What is the name of this tools?
Answer : Annular Preventer
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three techniques mainly available in kick control procedures!
Answer :
- Drillers Method
- Engineers Method
- Volumetric Method.
23. The pumping of acid into the wellbore to remove near-well formation damage and other
damaging substances. This procedure commonly enhances production by increasing the
effective well radius. Name it!
Answer : Acidizing
BONUS QUESTIONS
Mention 3 kinds of acidizing!
Answer : matrix acidizing, acid fracturing, acid washing
24. A changing process of model parameter and reservoir data used in the construction in
order to establish suitability between a model and actual condition based on accurate data
during a certain period is
Answer : History matching
BONUS QUESTION :
Name the two types of boundary conditions that allow for reservoir simulators to solve
the differential equations that describe fluid flow!
Answer :
1). Neumann (boundary condition described by a normal derivative)
2) Dirichlet (boundary condition described by a constant value)
25. The process of absorbing a wetting phase into a porous rock. This process is important in
a waterdrive reservoir because it can advance or hinder water movement, affecting areal
sweep. Name it!
Answer : Imbibition
BONUS QUESTION :
A rock condition Pertaining to the preference of a solid to be in contact with an oil phase
rather than a water or gas phase. This rock condition preferentially imbibe oil. Generally,
polar compounds or asphaltenes deposited from the crude oil onto mineral surfaces cause
this condition. What is it?
Answer : Oil Wet
26. A fine paid to the host country for failure to attain specified production rates over a
defined period of time is called .
Answer : Production Penalty
BONUS QUESTION
A payment by a well operator to a host country upon achievement of certain levels of
production is called
Answer : Production Bonus
27. PAC is a modified natural polymer designed for use in most water-base system, including
freshwater, seawater, salt, and low-solids mud. What does PAC stand for?
Answer : Poly Anionic Cellulose (PAC).
BONUS QUESTION
A chemical additive that reduces the cement slurry viscosity to improve fluid flow
characteristics. Adequately dispersed cement slurries exhibit improved fluid-loss control,
can displace drilling fluid more efficiently and be successfully mixed and pumped at
higher densities. What kind of additive is it?
Answer : Dispersants.
28. The measurement and analysis of bottomhole pressure data acquired after a producing
well is shut in. Soon after a well is shut in, the fluid in the wellbore usually reaches a
somewhat quiescent state in which bottomhole pressure rises smoothly and is easily
measured. This allows interpretable test results. What is the name of the well testing?
Answer : Presure Build Up
BONUS QUESTION
Mention five parameters obtained from analysis of pressure build-up!
Answer :
1. Permeability (k)
2. Skin Factor (Damage or formation repair)
3. Produktivity Index (PI)
4. Static Pressure (P*)
5. The average Reservoir Pressure(P)
29. This reservoirs are characteristically bounded by and in communication with aquifers.
As pressure decreases during pressure depletion, the compressed waters within the
aquifers expand and overflow into the petroleum reservoir. What kind of reservoir it is?
Answer : Waterdrive reservoirs
BONUS QUESTION
Mention four characteristic of water drive mechanism!
Answer :
- reservoir pressure is above Bubble point pressure
- low gas oil ratio (GOR).
- oil recovery from 35 % to 75 %
- Early increasing water production from downdip wells
- Flat to gradual production and pressure declines
- Aquifer volume at least 10 times greater than reservoir volume
- Quality of aquifer pore geometry comparable to reservoir pore geometry
- Gradually to rapidly increasing water production late in life of reservoir
30. A small-diameter channel worn into the side of a larger diameter wellbore. This can
be the result of a sharp change in direction of the wellbore (a dogleg), or if a hard
formation ledge is left between softer formations that enlarge over time. When larger
diameter drilling tools such as tool joints, drill collars, stabilizers, and bits are pulled
into the channel, their larger diameters will not pass and the larger diameter tools may
become stuck in it. What kind of pipe stuck is it?
Answer : Keyseat/Keyseating
BONUS QUESTION
Determine the depth of pipe stuck in feet using the following data :
Free Point Constant = 4530
25 in. of stretch with 20000 lb of pull force.
Answer : 5663 ft
25 x 4530
feet of stuck pipe= =5663 ft
20
31. The volume close to the borehole wall in which all of the moveable fluids have been
displaced by mud filtrate. This zone contains filtrate and the remaining hydrocarbons.
What is the name of the zone ?
Answer : Flushed zone
BONUS QUESTION
Mention four parameters obtained in Uninvaded Zone!
Answer :
- Rt (True Resistivity)
- Rw (Water Resistivity)
- Sw (Water Saturation)
- Rs (Resistivity of the Uninvaded Zone)
32. The pressure exerted by a body of fluid at rest. It increases directly with the density and
the depth of the fluid and is expressed in many different units, including pounds per
square inch or kilopascals. What pressure is it?
Answer : Hydrostatic pressure
BONUS QUESTIONS:
Calculate the hydrostatic pressure in Psi for 15,000 ft depth and 15.0-lb/gal mud density !
Answer : 11,700 psi
Hydrostatic pressure = 0.052 X 15.0Ib/gal x 15,000 ft = 11,700 psi
33. The most common test sequence consists of a short flow period, perhaps five or ten
minutes, followed by a buildup period of about an hour that is used to determine initial
reservoir pressure.This is followed by a flow period of 4 to 24 hours to establish stable
flow to the surface, if possible, and followed by the final shut-in or buildup test that is
used to determine permeability thickness and flow potential. What is type of the test?
Answer : Drill Stem Test
BONUS QUESTION
Answer:
1. Going in hole
2. Making test
3. Taking closed in pressure
4. Equalizing
5. Reversing
34. This is an advanced version of the sidewall sampling tool. Instead of firing a bullet into
the formation, an assembly is used to drill a sample from the borehole wall, thereby
helping to preserve the rock structure for future geological or petrophysical analysis.
What is it called?
Answer : Sidewall Coring.
BONUS QUESTION:
Determine of Total Porosity if,
Sand grain density : 22,2 pound per gallon (ppg)
Weight of dry sample in air : 20 gram
Bulk Volume of Sample : 9,9 cc
Answer : 24,24%
Sand grain density = 22,2/8,33 = 2,67 gram/cc
35. When oil is produced, the high reservoir temperature and pressure decreases to surface
conditions and gas bubbles out of the oil. Oil reserves are calculated in terms of stock
tank oil volumes rather than reservoir oil volumes. The ratio of stock tank volume to oil
volume under reservoir conditions is called..
Answer : The Oil Formation Volume Factor (Fvf)/ Bo
BONUS QUESTION :
Calculate the oil formation volume factor with Material Balance Equation.
If known :
36. What is kind of rocks in geothermal system that lies beneath the earths surface that dont
have meteoric or juvenile water supplied to them by an aquifer/ or any other source?
Answer: Dry Rock
BONUS QUESTION
Geothermal regions with adequate heat flow to fuel power plants are found in rift zones,
subduction zones and mantle plumes. Hot spots are characterized by geothermal
elements. Mention 4 geothermal elements!
Answer:
- Heat Source
- Reservoir
- Geothermal Fluid
- Recharge
- Manifestation
37. The technology focused on maintaining pressure on open formations to prevent or direct
the flow of formation fluids into the wellbore. This technology encompasses the
estimation of formation fluid pressures, the strength of the subsurface formations and the
use of casing and mud density to offset those pressures in a predictable fashion. Also
included are operational procedures to safely stop a well from flowing should an influx
of formation fluid occur. What is it?
Answer : Well Control
BONUS QUESTION:
Reservoir pore fluid pressure that is not similar to normal saltwater gradient pressure.
The term is usually associated with higher than normal pressure, increased complexity
for the well designer and an increased risk of well control problems. This condition is
called.
Answer : Abnormal pressure
38. This test is simply a series of bottom-hole pressure measurements made during a period
of flow at constant producing rate. Usually the well is shut in prior to the flow test for a
period of time sufficient to allow the pressure to equalize throughout the formation. What
kind of test is it?
Answer : Pressure Drawdown test
BONUS QUESTION :
Answer :
Pressure profile
Reservoir behavior
Permeability
Skin
Fracture length
Reservoir limit and shape
39. A log of porosity based on the effect of the formation on fast neutrons emitted by a
source. Hydrogen has by far the biggest effect in slowing down and capturing neutrons.
Since hydrogen is found mainly in the pore fluids, this log responds principally to
porosity. What is it?
Answer : Neutron Porosity Log / Neutron Log
BONUS QUESTION :
Estimate the Density of sandstone on condition Salt Water using the following data from
Density Log Data if known bulk density 2.4 gr/cc.
Answer : 0.16129
ma - b 2.65 2.4
ma - f 2.65 1.1
FDL = = = = 0.16129
40. The conditions at which the first bubble of gas comes out of solution in oil. This
condition is called?
Answer : bubble-point
BONUS QUESTION
Calculate the oil flow rate in STB/day at the bubble-point pressure. If Given data:
Bubble-point pressure is 2130 psig.
The current average reservoir pressure is 3000 psig.
Available flow test data shows that the well produced 250 STB/day at a stabilized pwf of
2500 psig.
Answer : 435 STB/day
BONUS QUESTION
BONUS QUESTION
It is a sonic log that determines the top of the cement column and estimates the quality of
the cement bond between the casing and the formation. It works on transmission of a
sound wave and identifies areas that conduct the wave and those that do not (free pipe
ringing). What kind of log is it?
Answer : Cement Bond Log
43. When the permeability around the well is higher than permeability of the formation, This
indicates an improved wellbore condition. What is it?
Answer : Negative skin factor
BONUS QUESTION:
Calculate the skin factor resulting from the invasion of the drilling fluid to a radius of 2
ft. The permeability of the skin zone is estimated at 20 md as compared with the
unaffected formation permeability of 60 md. The wellbore radius is 0.25 ft.
Answer : 4.16
44. A light aromatic hydrocarbon, which occurs naturally as a part of oil and natural gas
activity. Its conthresold carcinogen and is an occupational and public health concern.
What is that?
Answer : Benzene
BONUS QUESTION :
A type of compound containing hydrogen and carbon atoms arranged in a symmetrical 6-
carbon ring structure with single and double bonds alternating around the ring. Rings are
single, multiple or fused and can have other chemical groups attached in place of
hydrogen. What kind of hydrocarbon is it?
Answer : Aromatic Hydrocarbon
45. The fraction of movable oil that has been recovered from the swept zone at any given
time. It is the definition of?
Answer : Displacement Efficiency
BONUS QUESTION
Given data:
Core analysis tests indicate that the initial oil saturations are 70%, respectively.
Calculate the displacement efficiency when the oil saturation is reduced to 35%, Assume
that Bo will remain constant throughout the project life.
Answer : 0.50
Ed = (0.65-0.3)/(1-0.3) = 0.50
46. In the natural gas and petroleum industry, there is a kind of well drilled to intersect an oil
or gas well that has experienced a blowout. Specialized liquid, such as heavy density
drilling mud followed by cement, then pumped down the well in order to stop the flow
from the reservoir in the damaged well. What kind of well is it?
Answer : Relief Well
BONUS QUESTION
Uncontrolled flow of formation fluids from a well to the lower pressured surface and
also known as the continuation of uncontrolled kick is called
Answer : Blowout
47. A generic term used to describe the events and equipment necessary to bring a wellbore
into production once drilling operations have been concluded, including but not limited
to the assembly of downhole tubulars and equipment required to enable safe and efficient
production from an oil or gas well. Name it!
Answer : Well Completion
BONUS QUESTION
A well completion that has no casing or liner set across the reservoir formation, allowing
the produced fluids to flow directly into the wellbore. This type of completion suffers the
major disadvantage that the sandface is unsupported and may collapse. What type of
completion is this?
Answer : Barefoot/Open Hole Completion
48. Mixture of water and special additives circulating within the well for the purpose of
cooling the drill-bit, removing rock cuttings and transporting them back up to the
surface, preventing the well wall from caving in, maintaining sufficient pressure at the
well bottom to avoid hydrocarbon blowout. What kind of drilling material is it?
Answer : Drilling mud
BONUS QUESTION
Rate at which cuttings fall back toward the bottom of the well is called
Answer : Slip velocity
49. A reservoir with no apparent outer boundary limit affecting fluid flow during a test
period. Unless an outer boundary, such as a nearby fault, is close to the wellbore, it
usually takes a day or more for outer boundaries to affect well-test results is definition
of?
Answer : Infinite acting reservoir
BONUS QUESTION :
A test which pressure variation with time recorded in observation wells resulting from
changes in rates in production or injection wells. In commercially viable reservoirs, it
usually takes considerable time for production at one well to measurably affect the
pressure at an adjacent well. What kind of welltest is it?
Answer : Interference test
50. In petroleum economic analysis contained the term NPV. What does NPV stand for?
Answer : Net Present Value
BONUS QUESTION
Mention five kinds of economic indicator in developing a field!
Answer :
1. NPV (Net Present Valuae)
2. ROR (Rate of Return)
3. POT (Pay Out Time)
4. PIR (Profit to investment Ratio)
5. DPIR (Discounted Profit to investment Ratio)
51. A facility which uses geothermal steam or heat to drive turbine-generators to produce
electricity. Three different types make use of the various temperature ranges of
geothermal resources: dry steam, flash and binary is called..
Answer : Geothermal Power Plant
BONUS QUESTION
The measure of the amount of energy which any technology can convert to useful work;
technology with a higher energy efficiency will require less energy to do the same
amount of work is called
Answer : Energy Efficiency
52. A solids-free liquid used to "complete" an oil or gas well. This fluid is placed in the well
to facilitate final operations prior to initiation of production, such as setting screens
production liners, packers, downhole valves or shooting perforations into the producing
zone. What is it?
Answer : Completion Fluid
BONUS QUESTIONS
The portion of the wellbore that has had metal casing placed and cemented to protect the
openhole from fluids, pressures, wellbore stability problems or a combination of these.
What kind of completion is it?
53. The change in oil-water contact or gas-oil contact profiles as a result of drawdown
pressures during production. It si occurs in vertical or slightly deviated wells and is
affected by the characteristics of the fluids involved and the ratio of horizontal to vertical
permeability. This condition is called..
Answer : Coning
BONUS QUESTION :
Mention three forces that may affect fluid flow distributions around the well bores !
Answer :
Capillary forces
Gravity forces
Viscous forces
54. An essential completion technique in use since the 1940s that facilitates production of oil
and natural gas trapped in low-permeability reservoir rocks. The process involves
pumping fluid at high pressure into the target formation, thereby creating small fractures
in the rock that enable hydrocarbons to flow to the wellbore. Whats name of this
method?
Answer : Hydraulic Fracturing
BONUS QUESTION :
Sand or man-made, sand-sized particles pumped into a formation during a hydraulic
fracturing treatment to keep fractures open so that oil and natural gas can flow through
the fractures to the wellbore. What is the name of this material?
Answer : Proppant
55. A log of the natural difference in electrical potential, in millivolts, between an electrode
in the borehole and a fixed reference electrode on the surface. The magnitude of the
deflection depends mainly on the salinity contrast between drilling mud and formation
water, and the clay content of the permeable bed. This log is therefore used to detect
permeable beds and to estimate formation water salinity and formation clay content.
What kind of log is it?
Answer : Spontaneous Potential Log
BONUS QUESTION
Mention 3 parameters obtained from Spontaneous Potential !
Answer :
- Water resistivity (Rw)
- Porous Layer Thickness
- Rock corelation
- Vclay Evaluation
- To differentiate clean sand and free shale layer
56. A machine that converts mechanical power into electricity by spinning copper
wires/conductors within a magnetic field is called..
Answer : Generator
BONUS QUESTION
A machine for generating rotary mechanical power from the energy of a stream of fluid
(such as water, steam, or hot gas). This machine convert the kinetic energy of fluids to
mechanical energy through the principles of impulse and reaction, or a mixture of the
two is called..
Answer : Turbine
57. The limiting or prevention of motion of the drillstring by anything and can be caused by
junk in the hole, wellbore geometry anomalies, cement, keyseats or a buildup of cuttings
in the annulus. What is this condition called?
Answer : Mechanical Sticking
BONUS QUESTIONS
A mechanical device used downhole to deliver an impact load to another downhole
component, especially when that component is stuck. There are two primary types,
hydraulic and mechanical. What device is it?
Answer : Jar
58. Small pieces of rock that break away due to the action of the bit teeth. They are screened
out of the liquid mud system at the shale shakers and are monitored for composition,
size, shape, color, texture, hydrocarbon content, and other properties by the mud
engineer. What is it called?
Answer : Cuttings.
BONUS QUESTION :
Mentions 3 ways to determine hydrocarbon content by cutting analysis!
Answer :
1). Odour
2). Staining
3). UV Scanning
4). Solvent Cut
5). Gas Identification
59. A geothermal reservoir system in which subsurface pressures are controlled by steam
rather than by water is called
Answer : Dry-Steam Reservoir
BONUS QUESTION
Superheated steam without a water phase is called..
Answer: Dry Steam
BONUS QUESTION
Answer :
- Iran
- Iraq
- Kuwait
- Saudi Arabia
- Venezuela.
61. What is the device shaped short cylindrical that installed in the drill stem between the
bottom most drill collar and a downhole motor? Its purpose is to deflect the downhole
motor off vertical to drill a directional hole.
Answer : Bent Sub.
BONUS QUESTION:
Mention 4 deflection tools in drilling operation!
Answer :
1. Badger Bit
2. Spud Bit
3. Bent Sub
4. Knuckle Joint
5. Dyna Drill
6. Turbo Drill
SEMIFINAL IC FIX
1. The relative affinity between individual grains of rock and each fluid that is present in
the spaces between the grains. If oil and water are both present, the water is usually in
contact with the surface of each grain, and the rock is called water-wet. If the oil contacts
the with the surface of rock is called oil-wet. Name it!
Answer : Wettability
2. What is a wedge-shaped device that fits into the casing bushing to hold casing when it is
being worked on?
Answer : Casing Slip
3. A record of the quality of a gravel pack and the quantity of solid particles it contains. its
traditional technique uses a type of nuclear fluid densimeter, with a gamma ray source
and a single detector. The number of gamma rays reaching the detector is inversely
proportional to the gravel pack density. What is it?
Answer : Gravel-Pack Log.
4. An instrument used in sucker-rod pumping to record the variation between the polished
rod load and the polished rod displacement. What instrument is this?
Answer : Dynamometer
5. This disaster happened in 74 days, from August 21, 2009, and continued leaking until
November 3, 2009. This disaster is happening in Timor Sea. Operated by PTTEP
Australasia, what is this disaster usually called?
Answer : Montara Oil Spill, West Atlas platform
1. The stationing of a vessel, especially a drillship or semisubmersible drilling rig, at a
specific location in the sea by the use of computer-controlled propulsion units called
thrusters. Though drilling vessels have varying sea and weather state design conditions,
most remain relatively stable even under high wind, wave and current loading conditions
is called..
Answer : Dynamic Positioning
2. The principle that states at a fixed temperature, the volume of an ideal gas or gases varies
inversely with its absolute pressure. As gas pressure increases, gas volume decreases
proportionately. This Law Called .
Answer : Boyles Law
3. An electrode device with small spacings from which the current flow, and hence the
measurement, is focused a short distance into the formation. This log measures the
resistivity of the flushed zone with minimum influence from the mudcake or the
undisturbed zone. What kind of well log is it?
Answer : Microspherical Log
5. Non producing consumers is defined as Countries whose oil production is 10% or less of
their consumption. Which Non producing consumers Country that consume most oil per
day?
Answer : Japan
6. What kind of methods of predicting the oil formation volume factor that presented a
graphical correlation for estimating the oil formation volume factor with the gas
solubility, gas gravity, oil gravity, and reservoir temperature as the correlating
parameters?
Answer : Standing Corelation
7. A hydrocyclone much like a desander except that its design incorporates a greater
number of smaller cones. As with the desander, its purpose is to remove unwanted solids
from the mud system. What is this device called as?
Answer : Desilter
8. The method to measure fluid saturations in a core sample by distillation extraction. The
water in the sample is vaporized by boiling solvent, then condensed and collected in a
calibrated trap. What method is it?
Answer : Dean and strak method
9. It is the measure of amount of water and solids produced along with the produced oil on
a well. What is it?
Answer : Base Sediment and Water
10. The biggest oil spill that happens in Gulf of Mexico, in 2010, what is the offshore
platform name?
Answer : Transocean
6. A rig crew member who handles the upper end of the drill string as it is being hoisted out
of orlowered into the hole. They operate from on top of the derrick (on the 'monkey
board') and guide the stands of drill pipe into the fingers at the top of the derrick while
tripping (removing the drill string) out of the hole. This rig crew member is knonwn
as..
Answer : Derrick man
7. Look at the picture! The highest temperature at which a liquid and vapor can coexist in
equilibrium. What condition is it?
Answer : Crincondentherm
8. What equation that is used to calculate the permeability when the known data are
porosity and connate water saturation derived from the logging operation?
Answer : Timur Equation
9. The pressure within a system caused by fluid friction or an induced resistance to flow
through the system. Most process facilities require a minimum system pressure to
operate efficiently. The necessary of this pressure is often created and controlled by a
valve that is set to operate under the desired range of conditions. What is this condition
called?
Answer : Back pressure
11. A measure of the ease of a fluid to flow through porous media with a certain pressure
gradient or defined as the ratio between effective permeability to fluid viscosity at
reservoir conditions. What is that?
Answer : Fluid Mobility
12. A test to determine the strength or fracture pressure of the open formation, usually
conducted immediately after drilling below a new casing shoe. During the test, the well
is shut in and fluid is pumped into the wellbore to gradually increase the pressure that the
formation experiences. The results of this test dictate the maximum pressure or mud
weight that may be applied to the well during drilling operations. This test is called
as..
Answer : Leak Off Test.
13. The property of some solids and liquids to attract a liquid or a gas to their surfaces. Some
solids, such as activated charcoal or silica gel, are used as surfaces of adhesion to gather
liquid hydrocarbons from a natural gas stream. To complete the process, the solids are
treated with steam to recover the liquid hydrocarbons. This process is called
Answer : Adsorption
14. Tests conducted at a series of different flow rates for the purpose of determining well
deliverability, typically in gas wells where non-Darcy flow near the well results in a rate-
dependent skin effect. What kind of test is it?
Answer : Multiple rate test
15. When and where was the first oil refinery built?
Answer : In Scotland, 1851
16. A procedure as calibration of permeability data obtained from a mini permeameter
device. When using nitrogen gas for core plug measurements, correction is usually
necessary due to the so called gas slippage effect. This takes place when the pore space
approaches the free path of the gas. What is the name of the correction factor?
Answer : Klickenberg Correction
17. This is a velocity gradient measured across the diameter of a fluid-flow channel, be it a
pipe, annulus or other shape. It is the rate of change of velocity at which one layer of
fluid passes over an adjacent layer. Name this velocity gradient!
Answer : Shear rate or rate of shear
18. A tests in an oil or gas well to determine its flow capacity at specific conditions of
reservoir and flowing pressures. The absolute open flow potential (AOFP) can be
obtained from these tests, and then the inflow performance relationship (IPR) can be
generated. This test also is called a productivity test. What test is this?
Answer : Deliverability Test
1. An electric downhole pump used in heavy oil production that is designed with vane and
fin configurations to accommodate frictional losses and pump efficiencies caused by
heavy oil viscosity. What kind of this pump?
Answer : Electric Submersible Pump (ESP)
BONUS QUESTION
If an ESP with VSD system running with frequency of 60 hz required power of 390 hp,
how much power required to run the same ESP with frequency of 40 hz?
Answer : 155.56 hp
VSD
ESP x 390 = 155 HP
2. What is the tool that used to grind the junk into small pieces so that the pieces can be
circulated to surface or removed in a junk basket?
Answer : Milling Tool.
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three categories of fishing tool basically!
Answer :
those used to define the geometry and orientations of the fish in the borehole,
those used to recover tubular items (fish)
those used to recover miscellaneous items (junk).
3. Impairment of physical goods or tools with the passage of time and usage. It can be
considered as expenditure, but in the economic calculations performed impairment of the
physical properties of goods or tools are incorporated into the cost recovery. What is the
name of the term in the analysis of the economics of petroleum?
Answer : Depreciation
BONUS QUESTION
Mention five Method of depreciation in petroleum economic analyze are
often used in the petroleum industry!
Answer :
Straight Line Method
Declining Balance Method
Double Declining Balance Method
Unit of Production Method
Sum of the Year Digit Method
4. What is it called, an acoustic device that measures the time required for explosive sound
to echo from annular liquid level in nonflowing wells?
Answer : Sonolog.
BONUS QUESTION
Mention 2 parameters that can be determined by using sonolog device!
Answer :
- Back Pressure in Formation
- Static Fluid Level in Annulus.
BONUS QUESTIONS
Mention 3 criteria of surfactant that will be use!
Answer :
A. interfacial tension of water-oil is low
B. low adsorption
C. compatible with reservoir fluids
D. low cost
6. A gas-lift system component that is assembled with the production tubing string to
provide a means of locating gas-lift valves is called ..
Answer : Gas Lift Mandrel
BONUS QUESTION
Mention 4 types of completion on gas lift !
Answer :
a. Open completion
b. Half-closed completion
c. Closed completion
d. Multiple Completion
e. Space Completion
f. Pack off installation
7. A tool designed to drill directionally with continuous rotation from the surface,
eliminating the need to slide a steerable motor. It systems typically is deployed when
drilling directional, horizontal, or extended-reach wells. This device is usually called
Answer : Rotary Steerable System.
BONUS QUESTION
The intentional directional control of a well based on the results of downhole geological
logging measurements rather than three-dimensional targets in space, usually to keep a
directional wellbore within a pay zone. In mature areas, it may be used to keep a wellbore
in a particular section of a reservoir to minimize gas or water breakthrough and maximize
economic production from the well. What is this?
Answer : Geosteering
8. A grant extended by a government to permit a company to explore for and
produce oil, gas or mineral resources within a strictly defined geographic area,
typically beneath government-owned lands or lands in which the government
owns the rights to produce oil, gas or minerals is called..
Answer : Concession
BONUS QUESTION
The amount of foreign personnel, material and services that working interest owners are
permitted to employ, as defined under the terms of a concession when drilling and
operating a well is called..
Answer: Foreign Content
9. The pressure measurements recorded as a function of time, usually in the wellbore near
the productive interval, after the flow rate of the well is changed. This well test is
primarily used for determining reservoir-rock properties and producing-formation
limits.what kind of testing is it?
Answer : Transient-Pressure Testing
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three type of flow regimes. or flow behaviour that classified in terms of rate of
change of pressure with respect to time?
Answer :
1. Steady State
2. Pseudo-steady state
3. Transient state
BONUS QUESTIONS
Mention 3 factors that affecting paraffin solubility in crude oil !
Answer :
Pressure, temperature, and composition
11. It is the stage of downhole pumping at which the polished rod is going up and the
downhole pump is pumping fluid. What is this stage called as?
Answer : Upstroke
Bonus Question :
Mention three kind of rod on sucker rod string !
Answer :
a. Sucker rod
b. Pony rod
c. Polish rod
d. Pulling rod
12. The drilling fluid provides a beneficial effect relative to drillstring weight or hook load.
When pipe is lowered into the well, the mud system will support, or buoy, some of the
pipe weight. What is this effect called ?
Answer : Bouyancy Effect
BONUS QUESTION
Determine the buoyancy factor for 11,7 lb/gal mud :
Answer : 0.82
m
BF = 1 - 65.5
11,7
=1- 65.5 = 0.82
13. A incentive that given by the government to the contractor about 17% from gross
revenue is called.
Answer : Investment credit
BONUS QUESTION
What does FTP stand for?
Answer : First Tranche Petroleum
14. A study of rock strata or layers. It is concerned with aspects of the rock layers such as
their succession, age relationships, lithologic composition, geometry, distribution,
correlation, fossil content, and all other aspects of the strata. What is the name of the
study?
Answer : stratigraphy
BONUS QUESTION
An unconformity represents a break in the stratigraphical record and occurs when changes
in the palaeogeographical conditions lead to a cessation of deposition for a period of
time. Look at the picture ! What type of unconformity is it? (a,b,c, and d)?
Answer:
BONUS QUESTION
Mention 3 basis mechanism process in MEOR?
Answer :
acid production,
gas production,
surfactant production,
selective plugging,
polimer production and
solvent production.
16. A perforated tubular attached to the subsurface sucker-rod pump that controls the
entrance of gas to increases the efficiency of the subsurface sucker-rod pump. It also
helps to prevent the phenomenon called gas lock. What kind of separator is it?
Answer : bottomhole gas separator
Bonus Question :
A vessel, with its cylindrical axes parallel to the ground, that is used to separate oil,
gas and water from the produced stream and also to separate two-phase or three-phase
fluid. What is it?
Answer : horizontal separator
17. The process of forcing a cement slurry through holes or splits in the casing or liner.
Once the slurry encounters a permeable formation, the cement solids are filtered out
of the slurry as the liquid phase is forced into the formation matrix in the form of
cement filtrate. A properly designed this operation will fill the relevant holes and
voids with cement filter cake that will cure to form an impenetrable barrier. What kind
of cementing operation is this?
Answer : Sqeueeze cementing
BONUS QUESTION
A rubber which used to separate the cement slurry from other fluids, reducing
contamination and maintaining predictable slurry performance. Two types of this
cementing tools are the bottom and the top. What kind of cementing tools is it?
Answer : cementing plug
18. In petroleum economic analysis contained the term MARR. What does MARR stand
for?
Answer : Minimun Attractive Rate of Return
BONUS QUESTION
What Does DPIR stand for?
Answer: Discounted Profit to investment Ratio
19. This logging tool shows a formations interval transit time. It measures a formations
capacity to transmit sound waves. Geologically, this capacity varies
with lithology and rock textures, notably porosity. What is the name of this log?
Answer : Sonic Log
BONUS QUESTION
Given data:
Type of rock : Sandstone, from sonic log readings travel time of the porous rock 80
sec/ft, Travel time of mud fluid (tf) 189 sec/ft. Matrix of rock Travel time 54
sec/ft.
Calculate the porosity of Sonic Log (s) !
Answer: 0,1925 (19,25 %)
t log t ma 8054
s = = =0,1925=19,25
t f t ma 18954
BONUS QUESTION
Mentions 3 kinds of shale distribution on shally sand layer!
Answer :
- Laminated
- Dispersed
- Structural
21. The log was introduced in the 1960s with the so-called holdup meter. It was mainly used
in three-phase flow, or when fluid-density measurements were insufficiently sensitive to
water at low holdup, or with heavy oil. It can identify water and be scaled in terms of
water holdup. What is it?
Answer : Capitance Log.
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three types of logging equipment belonging to the type of log resistivity tools
Answer :
- Lateral Log
- Induction Log
- Micro Spherical Focus Log.
22. A downhole device that isolates wellbore pressure and fluids in the event of an
emergency or catastrophic failure of surface equipment.
Answer : Downhole Safety Valve (DSV)
BONUS QUESTION
A downhole device that enables circulation through the tubing string and associated
annulus. As a completion accessory, this valve is included to circulate fluid for well kill
or kickoff. What kind of valve is it?
Answer : unloading valve / circulation valve
23. A rapid increase in pressure downhole that occurs when the drill stem is lowered rapidly
or when the mud pump is quickly brought up to speed after starting is called ?
Answer : Surge Effect
BONUS QUESTION
Compute the surge pressure in Psi due to inertial effects caused by downward 0.5 ft/s2
acceleration of 10000 ft of 10.75 in casing with a closed end through a 12.25 in borehole
containing 10 lbm/gal mud.
24. An agreement between the parties to a well and a host country regarding the percentage
of production each party will receive after the participating parties have recovered a
specified amount of costs and expenses is called..
Answer : Production Sharing Contract
BONUS QUESTION
A percentage share of production, or the value derived from production, paid from a
producing well is called..
Answer: Royalty
25. What is it ? Remains, imprints or traces of an ancient organism that have been
preserved in the rock record.
Answer : fossil
BONUS QUESTION
There has been a plethora of categories for classifying trace fossils. One of
classification is based on the interpretation of what the animal was doing. Mention
3 of that !
Answer :
Grazing (Pascichnia)
Feeding (Fodinichnia)
Dwelling (Domichnia)
Resting (Cubichnia)
Moving (Repichnia)
Predation (Praedichnia)
Gardening ( Agrichnia)
26. What is terminology of a condition/ when the pipes internal pressure/ is greater/ than its
external pressure?
Answer : Burst
BONUS QUESTION
Mention four conditions/ required in casing design!
Answer: (1) Burst, (2) Collapse, (3) Tension, (4) Biaxial Effect.
27. This laws the combination of the volume, temperature, and pressure relationships of
Boyles and Charles laws resulting in the relationship PV=RT. Real gases deviate by
varying amounts from this law. What law is it?
Answer : Ideal Gas Law
BONUS QUESTION
The numerical value of the constant R (Universal Gas Constant) depends on the units
that are pressure is expressed in psia, volume in cubic feet, tempearture in degrees
rankin, and moles in pound moles. Avogadros law states that 1 lb-mole of any ideal gas
occupies 379.4 cuft at 60oF and 14.7 psia. Estimate The numerical value of the constant
R in cuft/ lb-mole oR
Answer: 10.73 psia cuft/ lb-mole oR
BONUS QUESTION
From the welltest, determine formation permeability,
If given data:
m : 70 psi/cycle
B : 1,136 RB/STB
Qo : 250 STB/D
o : 0,8 cp
h : 69 ft
Answer: 7,65 md
30. It is the refining process whereby hydrocarbons with heavier molecular weights are
broken down into hydrocarbons with lighter molecular weights / More specifically /
cracking consists of the breaking of carbon-carbon bonds in the precursors of the
hydrocarbons / This process takes place under very high pressure and temperatures and
through exposure to a chemical catalyst / What is this process called?
Answer: Catalytic Cracking
BONUS QUESTION
What is the refining process / in which crude oil components are separated from each
other through the heating and subsequent cooling and condensing of the fractions?
Answer: Distillation
31. The log was introduced in the 1960s with the so-called holdup meter. It was mainly used
in three-phase flow, or when fluid-density measurements were insufficiently sensitive to
water at low holdup, or with heavy oil. It can identify water and be scaled in terms of
water holdup. What is it?
Answer : Capitance Log.
BONUS QUESTION
Mention three types of logging equipment belonging to the type of log resistivity tools
Answer :
- Lateral Log
- Induction Log
- Micro Spherical Focus Log.
32. A downhole device that isolates wellbore pressure and fluids in the event of an
emergency or catastrophic failure of surface equipment.
Answer : Downhole Safety Valve (DSV)
BONUS QUESTION
A downhole device that enables circulation through the tubing string and associated
annulus. As a completion accessory, this valve is included to circulate fluid for well kill
or kickoff. What kind of valve is it?
Answer : unloading valve / circulation valve
33. A rapid increase in pressure downhole that occurs when the drill stem is lowered rapidly
or when the mud pump is quickly brought up to speed after starting is called ?
Answer : Surge Effect
BONUS QUESTION
Compute the surge pressure in Psi due to inertial effects caused by downward 0.5 ft/s2
acceleration of 10000 ft of 10.75 in casing with a closed end through a 12.25 in borehole
containing 10 lbm/gal mud.
34. An agreement between the parties to a well and a host country regarding the percentage
of production each party will receive after the participating parties have recovered a
specified amount of costs and expenses is called..
Answer : Production Sharing Contract
BONUS QUESTION
A percentage share of production, or the value derived from production, paid from a
producing well is called..
Answer: Royalty
35. What is it ? Remains, imprints or traces of an ancient organism that have been
preserved in the rock record.
Answer : fossil
BONUS QUESTION
There has been a plethora of categories for classifying trace fossils. One of
classification is based on the interpretation of what the animal was doing. Mention
3 of that !
Answer :
Grazing (Pascichnia)
Feeding (Fodinichnia)
Dwelling (Domichnia)
Resting (Cubichnia)
Moving (Repichnia)
Predation (Praedichnia)
Gardening ( Agrichnia)
36. What is terminology of a condition/ when the pipes internal pressure/ is greater/ than its
external pressure?
Answer : Burst
BONUS QUESTION
Mention four conditions/ required in casing design!
Answer: (1) Burst, (2) Collapse, (3) Tension, (4) Biaxial Effect.
37. This laws the combination of the volume, temperature, and pressure relationships of
Boyles and Charles laws resulting in the relationship PV=RT. Real gases deviate by
varying amounts from this law. What law is it?
Answer : Ideal Gas Law
BONUS QUESTION
The numerical value of the constant R (Universal Gas Constant) depends on the units
that are pressure is expressed in psia, volume in cubic feet, tempearture in degrees
rankin, and moles in pound moles. Avogadros law states that 1 lb-mole of any ideal gas
occupies 379.4 cuft at 60oF and 14.7 psia. Estimate The numerical value of the constant
R in cuft/ lb-mole oR
Answer: 10.73 psia cuft/ lb-mole oR
Generally, there are three kinds of grid models in reservoir simulation, Based on that
picture, what kind of grid is that?
Answer: Orthogonal grid
BONUS QUESTION
Mention 6 in row basic steps of reservoir simulation work!
Answer :
7. Preparation Data
8. inputing data
9. build grid
10. Initialization
11. History Matching
12. Prediction
BONUS QUESTION
From the welltest, determine formation permeability,
If given data:
m : 70 psi/cycle
B : 1,136 RB/STB
Qo : 250 STB/D
o : 0,8 cp
h : 69 ft
Answer: 7,65 md
40. It is the refining process whereby hydrocarbons with heavier molecular weights are
broken down into hydrocarbons with lighter molecular weights / More specifically /
cracking consists of the breaking of carbon-carbon bonds in the precursors of the
hydrocarbons / This process takes place under very high pressure and temperatures and
through exposure to a chemical catalyst / What is this process called?
Answer: Catalytic Cracking
BONUS QUESTION
What is the refining process / in which crude oil components are separated from each
other through the heating and subsequent cooling and condensing of the fractions?
Answer: Distillation
What are the fundamental units of a Stoke and what
property does it measure?
length2/time and kinematic viscosity
Name the shale play that extends from the north United
States into Saskatchewan Canada.
Bakken
"In the US, what is the criterion for an oil or gas well to be
classified as a Stripper Well? State production period and
rate."
"12 months, less than 10 bbl/day oil or 60,000 scf/day"
"The 2nd and 3rd largest oil fields in the world, according to
Forbes, are in Iraq. Name them."
West Qurna and Majnoon
"Linking the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, the Suez
Canal is an important feature of global shipping lanes,
within half a million bpd, how much crude oil and refined
products go through the Suez?"
1.8 million bpd
How many times per year is SPE magazine The Way Ahead
published?
3
"In a deep gas well, when high pressure gas over 7,000 psi
enters the wellbore through perforations in the casing, it
expands with lower pressure but temperature increases.
Name this phenomenon."
Joule-Thompson Effect
The first casing shoe was invented in 1907. Who was the
inventor?
Rueben Baker
"In oilfield lingo, what are workers laying cable and planting
geophones known as?"
Jughustlers
What are the units for the non-Darcy flow coefficient Beta
that is used in Forcheimer's equation?
1/length
What is the name for a cut off in time that has the effect of
eliminating some kinds of noise from seismic data?
Tail mute
Name the man who in 1940 drilled the first directional well?
Robert Richardson
Name the special tool used by the rig crew to prevent the
drill bit from turning.
Bit breaker
"Name the ""Colonel"" who was the first person to drill and
find oil in 1859."
Colonel Edwin L. Drake
This city was the site of the first successfully drilled oil well
in 1859
"Titusville, PA"
"The first oil tanker, the Zoroaster, sailed out of this city on
the Caspian Sea in 1878."
"Baku, Russia (Azerbaijan)"
Drilling on this salt dome in 1901 led to the first Texas oil
boom
Spindletop
Interfacial Tension
when immiscible liquids interact with other liquids at an
interface, a similar force exists at the phase boundary
separating the two phases
What is a cricondentherm
Max temp at which two phases can exist
What is a cricondenbar
Max pressure at which two phases can exist
What is the name of the rig that blew out in the BP Oil Spill?
Deepwater Horizon
Name the shale play that extends from the north United
States into Saskatchewan Canada.
Bakken
"In the US, what is the criterion for an oil or gas well to be
classified as a Stripper Well? State production period and
rate."
"12 months, less than 10 bbl/day oil or 60,000 scf/day"
"The 2nd and 3rd largest oil fields in the world, according to
Forbes, are in Iraq. Name them."
West Qurna and Majnoon
"Linking the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, the Suez
Canal is an important feature of global shipping lanes,
within half a million bpd, how much crude oil and refined
products go through the Suez?"
1.8 million bpd
How many times per year is SPE magazine The Way Ahead
published?
3
"In a deep gas well, when high pressure gas over 7,000 psi
enters the wellbore through perforations in the casing, it
expands with lower pressure but temperature increases.
Name this phenomenon."
Joule-Thompson Effect
The first casing shoe was invented in 1907. Who was the
inventor?
Rueben Baker
"In oilfield lingo, what are workers laying cable and planting
geophones known as?"
Jughustlers
What are the units for the non-Darcy flow coefficient Beta
that is used in Forcheimer's equation?
1/length
What is the name for a cut off in time that has the effect of
eliminating some kinds of noise from seismic data?
Tail mute
Name the man who in 1940 drilled the first directional well?
Robert Richardson
Name the special tool used by the rig crew to prevent the
drill bit from turning.
Bit breaker
"Name the ""Colonel"" who was the first person to drill and
find oil in 1859."
Colonel Edwin L. Drake
This city was the site of the first successfully drilled oil well
in 1859
"Titusville, PA"
"The first oil tanker, the Zoroaster, sailed out of this city on
the Caspian Sea in 1878."
"Baku, Russia (Azerbaijan)"
Drilling on this salt dome in 1901 led to the first Texas oil
boom
Spindletop
Petrobowl A
CEO of Hilcorp
Jeffrey Hildebrand
Who was the first woman SPE president, and in what year?
DeAnn Craig, 1998
What does the term "diffuse flow" mean and which factors
determine this flow condition?
A well-mixed flow where the fluids don't separate according
to density
What is the term for any geological fold that is convex up?
Antiform
What is the term for global rise and fall in sea level?
Eustacy
QUESTION FOR OPEN SELECTION ATCE REGIONAL QUALIFIER 2016
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
(GnG Category)
1. The rocks from which hydrocarbons have been generated or are capable of
being generated. They form one of the necessary elements of a working
petroleum system. They are organic-rich sediments that may have been
deposited in a variety of environments including deep water marine,
lacustrine and deltaic. What is it? (Source Rock)
2. A seismic profile recorded specifically to study the lower crust, typically using
refraction methods. Most standard seismic reflection profiles record only a
small fraction (typically, on the order of 10 km or 6 miles, what is it about?
(Deep seismic sounding (DSS))
3. A fold in stratified rocks in which the rocks dip in opposite directions from a
crest; layers are convex upward (ANTICLINE)
4. The horizontal angle measured clockwise from true north. Occasionally
azimuth is referenced to south or to magnetic north rather than true north, or
measured counter-clockwise. Also called true bearing. (AZIMUTH)
5. The average height of the sea surface averaged for all stages of the tides
over a 19-year period. (SEA LEVEL)
6. Rock that has accumulated in layers, or a chemical rock formed by
precipitation from solution, or an organic rock consisting of the remains of
the secretions of plants or animals. Clastic rocks were transported from their
source area as solid particles whereas chemical rocks were transported as
ions in solution and then precipitated. (SEDIMENTARY ROCK)
7. The study of rock relationships within a chronostratigraphic framework of
genetically related strata bounded by surfaces of erosion or nondeposition or
their correlative conformities (Van Wagoner, 1995). (SEQUENCE
STRATIGRAPHY)
8. This logging tool shows a formations interval transit time. It is a measure of
a formations capacity to transmit sound waves. Geologically, this capacity
varies with lithology and rock textures, notably porosity. What is the name of
tool?. (SONIC LOG)
9. Where is headquarter of OPEC located in? (Vienna)
10.The ratio of the weight, a given volume of a substance at a given
temperature to the weight of an equal volume of a standard substance at the
same temperature. What is the name of this term? (Relative Density/Spesific
Gravity)
11.A device that used to determine porosity of a formation by measuring a
known volume of gas at a known pressure compressed into a core sample.
The gas is measured at a atmospheric pressure and at an elevated pressure.
These measurements are used to calculate gain volume and pore volume.
What is the name of this device? (Porosimeter)
12.Which country has the largest heavy oil reserves? (Canada)
13.A depression in the sea floor located between a subduction zone and an
associated volcanic arc. It is typically filled with sediments from the adjacent
landmass and the island arc in addition to trapped oceanic crustal material.
What is the name of this basin? (Forearc Basin)
14.What is the name of oilfield that is by far the largest conventional oil field
that is located in Saudi Arabia and operated by Saudi Aramco? (Ghawar field)
15.Molten rock in earths subsurface which sometimes seeps up to the surface
and erupts through the crust as part of volcano lava is called as? (Magma)
16.In the study of petrology known the terms of Mohs scale. What is the use of
the Mohs Scale? (Knowing the level of rock hardness)
17.Science that can be used to estimate how much heat energy required to
change the system from one state to another state, but can not be used
analyze the rate of heat transfer. What is the name of science?
(Thermodynamics)
18.Petroleum geophysicists can be divided into three categories, what are they?
(Acquisition Geophysicists, Processing Geophysicists, Interpretation
Geophysicists)
19.Also called as lithostatic pressure or vertical stress, is the pressure or stress
imposed on a layer of soil or rock by the weight of overlying material. The
explanation describes the definition of? (Overburden Pressure)
20.This unit has low permeability that impedes the escape of hydrocarbons from
the reservoir rock. Common include evaporites, chalks and shales. What is it?
(Seal/Cap Rock)
21.Includes the crust and the uppermost mantle, which constitute the hard and
rigid outer layer of the Earth. What is it? (Lithosphere)
22.Mention 10 types of Identifying Physical Properties of Minerals? (Crystal
form,Color, Streak, Luster, Cleavage,Fracture, Hardness,Tenacity, Specific
gravity ,Taste,Magnetism,Reaction with acid, Striations)
23.In seismic survey, geophysicist use many of the instruments and techniques,
for example, "GPR " puts a very high frequency radio signal into the ground
and records the reflected signal, this method is used to image the
subsurface. What does GPR stand for? (Ground Penetrating Radar)
24.What types of maps that illustrating the contour lines show the places with
the same porosity? (Isoporosity map)
25.This type of rock is formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or
lava. it may formed with or without crystallization, either below the surface
as intrusive rocks or on the surface as extrusive rocks. What is the type of
this rock? (Igneous Rock)
26.A device designed for use in detecting seismic energy in the form of pressure
changes under water during marine seismic acquisition. It is combined to
form streamers that are towed by seismic vessels or deployed in a borehole,
what is it called? (Hydrophone)
27.The name or term was coined in the scientific discussion of Alfred Wegener's
theory of continental drift. In his book The Origin of Continents and
Oceans (Die Entstehung der Kontinente und Ozeane) first published in 1915,
he postulated that all the continents had at one time formed a
single supercontinent which he called the "Urkontinent", before later
breaking up and drifting to their present locations. What is name of the term?
(Pangea)
28.Mention three kinds of distribution of shale or clay in the sandstones?
(Laminated, dispersed, structural)
29.A technique of conveying well logging tools into the well borehole downhole
as part of the bottom hole assembly(BHA). What is the name of the
technique? (LWD)
30.A branch of earth sciences, is the scientific discipline that deals with the
measurement and representation of the Earth, including its gravitational
field, in a three-dimensional time-varying space. this science also study
geodynamical phenomena such as crustal motion, tides, and polar motion.
What is the name of the science? (Geodesy)
31.Commonly called a synthetic, is a direct one-dimensional model of acoustic
energy traveling through the layers of the Earth. This chart is generated by
convolving the reflectivity derived from digitized acoustic and density logs
with the wavelet derived from seismic data. (Seismogram)
32.What company in Indonesia that have biggest production of oil and what
company in Indonesia that have biggest production of gas? (Oil = Chevron
Pasifik Indonesia, Gas = Total EnP Indonesie)
33.A device or system that records the ground oscillations that make up
exploration seismic data or earthquakes, sometimes used incorrectly as a
synonym for geophone. This tool can include amplifiers, receivers and a
recording device (such as a computer disk or magnetic tape) to record
seismograms.(Seismograph)
34.It is part of igneous rocks. This rock formed by lava flows or volcanic ash
deposition on top of an existing surface. It consists of 2 types based on
relationships with surrounding rocks which are concordant and discordant.
What is type of igneous rock? (Intrusife Igneous Rock)
35.Gravity Survey is the measurement of gravitational acceleration over an
area, usually presented as a map or profile. What kind of tool that is used in
this survey? (Gravitimeter)
36.What is the type of Geophysics science that studies the structure and
composition of the Earth through seismic waves, and of surface deformations
during earthquakes and seismic hazards? (Seismology)
37.Geologic features, submarine basins associated with island arcs and
subduction zones. They are found at some convergent plate boundaries,
presently concentrated in the Western Pacific ocean. Most of them result
from tensional forces caused by oceanic trench rollback and the collapse of
the edge of the continent. what is type of basin ? (Back arc Basin)
38.Mention four types of Continental depositional environment! (Alluvial,
Aeolian, Lacustrine,Fluvial)
39.The data are used to analyze potential petroleum reservoirs and mineral
deposits, to locate groundwater, to locate archaeological finds, to find the
thicknesses of glaciers and soils, and for environmental remediation. Those
statements are the function of? (Geophysichal Survey)
40.A device used during surveying to measure the acceleration of a ship or
aircraft, or to detect ground acceleration in boreholes or on the Earth's
surface produced by acoustic vibrations, is called? (Accelerometer)
41.The transformation of an existing rock type, the protolith, which means
"change in form". The protolith is subjected to heat and pressure
(temperatures greater than 150 to 200 C and pressures of 1500 bars)
causing profound physical and/or chemical change.They are also formed
when rock is heated up by the intrusion of hot molten rock called magma
from the Earth's interior. What is type of the rock? (Metamorphic Rock)
42.The study of the physics of earth, especially its electrical, gravitational, and
magnetic fields and propagation of elastic waves within it is called?
(Geophysic)
43.The younger strata located at the top in an undisturbed sequence of
sedimentary rocks. What is the name of this law? (Law of Superposition)
44.In seismology, the term is used to more specifically describe regions of the
subsurface where P-waves and S-waves are difficult to detect, such as
regions of the core at certain distances from the epicenter of an earthquake,
or the point on the Earth's surface directly above an earthquake is called?
(Shadow zone)
45.The condition of having laminae lying transverse to the main stratification
planes of the strata; occurs only in granular sediments? (Cross-Bedding)
46.The last period of geologic time in the Paleozoic era, from 280 to 225 million
years ago? (Permian)
47.A branch of stratigraphy concerned with the description and interpretation of
sedimentary successions in terms of their lithic character? (Lithostratigraphy)
48.What is electromagnetic method that commonly use in geothermal
exploration? (Magnetotellurik)
49.The relation between adjacent rock strata whose time of deposition was
separated by a period of nondeposition or of erosion; a break in a
stratigraphic sequence. (Unconformity)
50.A non-permeable layer, which located on top of reservoir and acts as barrier
of reservoir fluids is the definition of? (Cap Rock)
51.An elastic constant that is the ratio of longitudinal stress to longitudinal