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2009/4
Estimating the Compression Efficiency of Compressor Stations
Kalinin A.F.
Kichatov V.V.
Toropov A.U.
Design, construction and operation of pipeline transport
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Authors: Alexander F. KALININ (b. 1954), graduated from Gubkin Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry in 1976, Doctor of technical sciences, prof. of the Dept. of Thermal Dynamics and Heat Engines of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. He is the author of 100 scientific publications. E-mail: kalinine@gubkin.ru
Vitalyi V. KICHATOV (b. 1986), graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, deputy engineer in chief of OAO “Giprogazoochistka” project. E-mail: vkichatov@ggo.ru
Andrey U. TOROPOV (b. 1955), graduated from Gubkin Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry in 1981, deputy general director of OOO “Gazprom transgz Ugorsk”. E-mail: echerednikova@ttg.gazprom.ru

Abstract: N.I. Belokon solves the tasks of estimating the efficiency of gas turbine plants operation as the main energy drive for gas-pumping units. This is important today for the development of the gas transportation system. The article proposes an integral criterion for estimating the compression efficiency of compressor stations and methods for determining the optimal regimes for gas-pumping units and compression systems with the aim of reducing energy costs of natural gas mains.

Index UDK: 621.6

Keywords: gas compressor units, compression stations, monitoring, optimization criterion, operation mode optimization gas compressor units

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2009/4
Algorithm for Predicting Thermal Properties of Sedimentary Rocks
Kuptsov S.M.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Sergey M. KUPTSOV (b. 1951), graduated from Gubkin Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry in 1973, candidate of technical sciences, assistant prof. of the Dept. of Thermal Dynamics and Heat Engines of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. He is the author of over 74 scientific publications. E-mail: kuptsov_sm@mail.ru

Abstract: An algorithm to calculate the parameters of sedimentary rocks thermal properties is presented. An example illustrating the calculations is given, calculated and empirical values are compared. The precision of the proposed method of predicting the pthermal properties parameters of sedimentary rocks depends on the completeness of source information about the composition of minerals and fluids saturating the rock pores.

Index UDK: 536

Keywords: thermal characteristics, rocks, minerals

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2009/4
Increasing reliability, safety, and sustainable operation of gas pumping units
Mickaelyan E.A.
Industrial and environmental safety, occupational safety and health
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Authors: Eduard A. MICKAELYAN (b. 1937), graduated from Azizbekov Azerbaijan Oil and Gas Institute in 1959, Candidate of technical sciences, assistant prof. of the Dept. of Thermal Dynamics and Heat Engines of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. He is the author of over 275 scientific publications. E-mail: gazovik@gmail.com

Abstract: Technical specifications for gas-turbine gas-pumping units manufacturing and of failures of their parts, assemblies and elements during operation are presented. Measures improving the service ability, safety and stability on the basis of the analysis of the technical specifications, peculiarities of design and operational experience of gas-turbine gas-pumping units are suggested.

Index UDK: 621.438

Keywords: gas turbine gas pumping units, reliability, safety, operational integrity of compressor units outfit

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2010/1
Determining the position of gas-water-oil contact using gravity field values
Polyn I.I.
Serkerov S.A.
Sorokin A.V.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Serker A. SERKEROV (b. 1937) graduated from Azerbaidzhan Industrial Institute with honours in 1960. Doctor of Engineering Science, professor, the head of the department of Geoexploration and Computer Systems of Russian State University of oil and gas named after I.M. Gubkin. The author of more than 180 studies, including 3 text-books for higher educational institutions, 5 monographs and more than 25 study guides.
Ivan I. Polyn (b. 1957) graduated from All-Union Extramural Polytechnic Institute in 1989. PhD in Economics, Director General of Closed-up Joint-Stock Company “Gravirazvedka”. The author of 7 studies.
Alexander V. SOROKIN (b. 1958) graduated from Russian State University of oil and gas named after I.M. Gubkin in 1988. Executive vice-president of Closed-up Joint-Stock Company “Gravirazvedka”. The author of 4 studies. E-mail: biblioteka@nedrainform.ru

Abstract: The problem of determining the position of gas-water-oil contact using the gravity field spectrum for formation and bottom water kinetics in the process of field development is tackled. A 2D solution is offered for formation water case and a 3D variant is offered for bottom water case.

Index UDK: 550.831.681.3

Keywords: monitoring, gas fields

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2010/1
Adaptive interpretation of borehole electrical measurements
Kozhevnikov D.A.
Kovalenko K.V.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Dmitriy A. KOZHEVNIKOV graduated from Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry 1958. Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, prof. of the Dept. of Geophysical and information Systems of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Specializes in nuclear geophysics, logging data interpretation, petrophysics. Published over 300 works.
Kazimir V. KOVALENKO graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas 1997, assistant-prof. at Dept. of geophysical information systems at Gubkin Russian University of Oil and Gas, candidate of technical sciences. Specializes in methodological support and algorithmiaztion of petrophysical interpretation of logging data. 26 publications. E-mail: biblioteka@nedrainform.ru

Abstract: Interpretation of resistivity method data for oil and gas reservoir identification and evaluation is purely empirical. The application of available petrophysical models is restricted by the necessity to assign a great number of unknown parameters. Extending the Dahnov-Archy formula on the basis of the petrophysical model of the reservoir and the principle of adaptivity allows to substantially increase the accuracy and reliability of oil-and-gas saturation estimates, while decreasing the number of sources of errors

Index UDK: 550.83

Keywords: petrophysical invariant, effective porosity, true resistivity, oil-and-gas saturation

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2010/1
Automatic interpretation of structural and tecnonic deformations on the basis of 3D seismic data
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Sergey N. SKRIPKIN (b. 1983) graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Post-graduate student of the Dept. of Mathematics and Computer Modeling of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru

Abstract: A new method of automatic interpretation of structural and tectonic deformations on the basis of 3D seismic data is described. The method is aimed at increasing the accuracy and decreasing the time of interpretation. The formulation of the problem and its solution in the form of analysis of 3D images allow to apply the proposed algorithm for 3D representation of different objects such as both fault surfaces and channel edges, salt domes etc. A mathematical description f the method is presented and illustrated by a case of automatic representation of deformations based on real seismic data. The results obtained showed the high accuracy of automatic interpretation and the possibility of multi-attributive analysis with respect for expert data on the prospect

Index UDK: 550.8

Keywords: automatic interpretation of faults, automatic seismic interpretation, structural analysis, 3D seismics

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2010/1
Cheching validity of results of data interpretation of wells gamma-spectrometry
Kozhevnikov D.A.
Ezhov K.А.
Lazutkina N.E.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Dmitriy A. KOZHEVNIKOV graduated from Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry 1958. Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, prof. of the Dept. of Geophysical and information Systems of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Speci- alizes in nuclear geophysics, logging data interpretation, petrophysics. Published over 300 works.
Natalia E. LAZUTKINA graduated from Gubkin State Academy of Oil and Gas 1990 of the Dept. of Geophysical Information Systems Candidate of Technical Sciences, assistant-prof. of the Dept. of Geophysical Information Systems. Published 26 works on interpretation and geological information capacity of the gamma-method, co-author of a teaching aid on logging data interpretation and co-editor of a textbook for university students.
Kirill А. EZHOV graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Candidate for Master’s Degree of the Dept. of Geophysical Information Systems. Winner of the 61st and 62nd Students’ Scientific Conferences of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, participant of interuniversity and research and practice conferences, prize-winner of the 3rd Moscow Research and Practice Conference «Students’ Research». E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru

Abstract: Typical mistakes of interpretive and algorithmic support of gamma-spectrometry of oil and gas wells are analyzed. A method to control the quality of measurements, the results of determining the weight content of normally occurring radioactive elements and the process of software quality control of spectrometers is proposed. An error-diagnostic diagram for determining the content of normally occurring radioactive elements is developed on the basis of the interpretation model of gamma-spectrometry and relevant algorithms

Index UDK: 550.83

Keywords: gamma-spectrometry, potassium, uranium, thorium, interpretation, metrology, spectrometer

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2010/1
Applying neural network method to forecast well parametres after fracturing.
Drilling and development of hydrocarbon fields
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Authors: Sergey A. REDIKULTSEV (b. 1984) graduated fron Tomsk Polytechnical University and Tomsk Branch of Scottish university Heriot Watt in Petroleum Engineering. Graduate student of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Published 12 works. E-mail: Redikultsev@rambler.ru
Andrey V. LIPLYALIN (b. 1971) graduated from Byelorussian State Technological University, specialized in “Automation of Industrial Processes”. Works as the head of the Formation Division at OAO “Gazpromneft —NNG”. Published 5 works. E-mail: Redikultsev.SA@yamal.gazprom-neft.ru
Alexandr O. PALIY (b. 1939) graduated from Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry, member of Russian Academy of natural Sciences, prof. of the Dept. of Oilfield Development and Operation of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, published 57 works. E-mail: Paliya39@mail.ru

Abstract: The results of applying the neural network method to forecast well parameters after fracturing at a major OOO «Gazpromneft-Noyabrskneftegaz» oil field are presented. The method showed high quality forecast.

Index UDK: 622.276

Keywords: oilfield, formation, well, forecast, parameters, neural network method, fracturing

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2010/1
Studying rheology of slurries for gas well casing.
Vinokurov V.A.
Khlebnikov V.N.
Zobov P.M.
Guschina Y.F.
Drilling and development of hydrocarbon fields
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Authors: Vadim N. KHLEBNIKOV (b. 1957) doctor of Technical Sciences, professor of physical and colloidal chemistry chair of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, head of petroleum production laboratory «YRD-Center» (Moscow). He is the author of more than 160 scientific works, including 1 monograph and 25 patents. Е-mail: Khlebnikov@yrd.ru
Pavel M. ZOBOV (b. 1956) in 1979 he graduated from the Ufa oil institute, depu- ty head of the laboratory of the «URD-Center», the author of 50 publications including 6 patents.
Yuliya F. GUSCHINA (b. 1985) in 2008 she graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. The scientific associate of the laboratory of oil recovery of «Incorporated center of research and development» Ltd., the co-author of 5 scientific publications.
Vladimir A. VINOKUROV (b. 1950) in 1972 graduated from Gubkin Moscow Institute of Oil and Gas Industry (now Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas). Doctor of Chemistry, professor, Head of Physical and Colloidal Chemistry Chair of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Author of 250 publications. Е-mail: vinok_ac@mail.ru

Abstract: Applying D065 plasticizer and a stabilized colloid agent can help improve the casing and workover quality. The cause of low quality of casing of the upper well segment at a number of gas fields in the Far North is supposed to be the high water/cement ration used lightweight cement slurries.

Index UDK: 622.24

Keywords: cement slurry, gas well, rheology, workover

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2010/1
To determination of coefficient of Hydraulic Resistance for Fluid Flows in Modeling Porous Media
Dmitriev N.M.
Muradov A.A.
Drilling and development of hydrocarbon fields
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Authors: Nikolai M. DMITRIEV (b. 1948) doctor of technical sciences, professor of Russian State University of Oil and Gas, Full Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. Sphere of academic interests — mechanics anisotropy media. Published over 180 works including 20 teaching aids. E-mail: Dmitriev.msc@mtu-net.ru
Alekcandr A. MURADOV (b. 1984) graduate student of Dept. Petroleum and Reservoir Hydromechanics at Russian State University of Oil and Gas. The sphere of academic inte- rests — mechanics anisotropy porous media, 8 publications.

Abstract: In the present paper various variants of the presentation of the Reynolds' number and the coefficient of hydraulic resistance for the porous media with isotropic and anisotropic reservoir properties are presented. The development of formulas and the analysis of variants are carried out on an example of the modeling porous media with periodic microstructure which are formed by the system of capillaries and the packing of spheres with constant diameter (ideal and fictitious porous media respectively). Ideal porous media are modeled by capillary channels with different cross sections (circle, triangle, ellipse and rectangle). It is shown that formulas for the coefficient of hydraulic resistance for the fluid flows in capillary models coincide with formulas which are used in the pipeline hydraulics at the correct determination of Reynolds' number. The derived formulas in the aggregate with taking into account microstructure make it possible to explain wide scattering of the numerical values of Reynolds' number at the experimental data handling.

Index UDK: 532.546

Keywords: Reynold's number, hydraulic resistance, perfect soil, fictitious soil, porosity, transparency, permeability

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