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One of the SHF models:

(1) s_{wi}(h) = 1 - a \exp \left( -\left(\frac{b}{h-h_{FWL}+c}\right)^d \right)

where model parameters  \{ a, \ b, \ c, \ d \}  are calibrated on water saturation from OH logs for each lithofacies or petrotype individually.

The coefficient  c is related to FWL correction but usually set the same for all lithofacies / petrotypes of a given reservoir unit.


If core data is abundant then one can build a reasonable correlation of model parameters on porosity  \phi and/or permeability k_a:

(2) a = a(\phi, k_a), \; b = b(\phi, k_a), \; c = c(\phi, k_a)

See also


Physics /  Fluid Dynamics / Percolation

Petroleum Industry / Upstream / Subsurface E&P Disciplines / Field Study & Modelling 

Petrophysics ] [ Basic reservoir properties ] [ Saturation Height Function (SHF) ]  [ SHF mathematical models ]

References


SPE 71326, B. Harrison (Enterprise Oil), X.D. Jing (Imperial College, London), Saturation Height Methods and Their Impact on Volumetric Hydrocarbon in Place

Estimates, 2001

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