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2010/4
Economic parameters as key criteria for optimal decision-making
Sharayev N.S.
Ivanovskaya M.V.
Malutin A.V.
Economics and management in fuel and energy complex industries
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Authors: Nikita S. SHARAYEV was born in 1989. He is a student of the Department of Applied Mathematics of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. He published 1 work in the field of oil and gas companies’ economics. E-mail: pbj@pbj.ru
Maria V. IVANOVSKAYA was born in 1988, she is a student of the Department of Applied Mathematics of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. She published 1 work in the field of economics. E-mail: ivanovskaja.maria@yandex.ru
Aleksey V. MALUTIN was born in 1984, graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas in 2006. He is CEO of Merak-Rossiya, Schlumberger. He published 3 works and holds 1 patent in the field of economic evaluation of reserves. E-mail: amalyutin@slb.com

Abstract: The main task of the leadership of oil and gas producing companies is making balanced competent decisions concerning taking different measures or choosing an optimal plan of field development or other investment projects. This requires the use of a set of operational and economic parameters. A detailed account of the concept of economic limit and effective method based on it allowing to obtain correct economic criteria for optimal decision-making is given

Index UDK: УДК: 65.050

Keywords: date of economic limit, Capital costs, accumulated cash flow, Operational costs, optimal decision, Profitability, net discounted income

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2010/4
Some aspects of increasing efficiency of political science teaching at oil and gas university
Mareyeva E.P.
Humanities in universities of petroleum engineering
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Authors: Ekaterina P. MAREYEVA was born in 1976, graduated from Derzhavin Tambov State University in 1999. She is assistant-professor of the Department of Problems of Modern Society Development at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, author of more than 30 scientific works in the field of social history and political science. E-mail: biblioteka@nedrainform.ru

Abstract: The article is devoted to the political education problems in oil and gas university. The author analyses possible ways of improving political competence of students, proves the importance of political self-determination of graduates. The work describes the technique of staging public discussions at discussion sessions

Index UDK: УДК: 316.334

Keywords: effectiveness, discussion, self-education, political self-determination, Innovations, quality

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2011/1
Features of the structure of Jurassic deposits cyclites of Yamal-Kara region
Shilov G.J.
Lagvilava K.D.
Kalita M.A.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Gennady J. SHILOV was born in 1946, graduated from Azerbaijan institute of oil and chemistry (Baku) in 1970. He is Doctor of geological-mineralogical sciences, prof. of the Dept. of Theoretical Basics of Prospecting and Exploration for Oil and Gas of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. He is the author of more than 100 scientific publications. E-mail: genshilov@istel.ru
Karina D. LAGVILAVA. She has a master’s degree of the Department of Theoretical Basics of Prospecting and Exploration for Oil and Gas at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. E-mail: prettygirl46@mail.ru
Marina A.KALITA graduated from Moscow State University, Geology Department in 1982. She is senior researcher of Scientific-Research Institute of Natural Gases and Gas Technologies — VNIIGAZ. She is the author more than 20 scientific publications. E-mail: marinakalita@yahoo.com

Abstract: The article deals with the cyclic structure of Jurassic deposits of the North of Western Siberia. To substantiate the regional cyclites correlation method was used, which implements the principle of chronostratigraphic section intervals tracking, using an approach based on a combination of the correlation method of frame, cyclites and characteristic intervals of pore pressure gradients curves. Previously, from the graphs of the tectonic subsidence structures, the scheme of cyclicity of Jurassic tectonosedimentary complexes at the studied shelf of the Kara Sea is refined

Index UDK: 559.839

Keywords: correlation, geological sections, cyclites, graphics, tectonic subsidence, seismic data

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2011/1
Geotectonics and geodynamic progressing of the Caspian basin
Mustaev R.N.
Serikova U.S.
Bisembaeva A.B.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Rustam N. MUSTAEV was born in 1987, graduated from the Orenburg State University in 2010. He is a post-graduate student of the Department of Theoretical Basics of Prospecting and Exploration for Oil and Gas at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Аuthor of 7 scientific publications. E-mail: r.mustaev@mail.ru
Uliyana S.SERIKOVA Is lab assistant of the Department Theoretical Basics of Prospecting and Exploration for Oil and Gas at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. Аuthor of 2 scientific publication. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru
Asylzat B.BISEMBAEVA graduated from the Orenburg State University in 2010. She is undergraduate student of the Department Theoretical Basics of Prospecting and Exploration for Oil and Gas at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru

Abstract: The Caspian region is one of the richest oil and gas bearing mega-basins with big prospects of discovering new major fields of hydrocarbons. The Caspian sea extended along the average meridian trend crosses from the north to south a series of structural elements of latitudinal orientation, belonging to the southeast margin of the ancient East European platform (the Near-Caspian basin), Skifsko-Turan young, basically hercynian platform and Alpine-Himalayan orogenic belt. The geological structure of the region is complicated enough and demands geodynamics generalization on the whole.

Index UDK: 551.242.2

Keywords: the North Caspian region, the Turan plate, the Arabian plate, rifting, asthenosphere, Geomagnetic field, obduction, the Mohorovitchich surface, mantle plume

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2011/1
Predictive estimate of oil and gas prospects in post-salt formations of the North Caspian region
Bisembaeva A.B.
Alieva S.A.
Sozina Y.V.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Sydaba A. ALIEVA graduated from Azerbaijan Institute of Petrochemistry in 1980. She is senior lecturer of the Department of Prospecting and Exploration of Oil and Gas Fields of the Azerbaijan State Oil Academy, Candidate of Geology and Mineralogical Sciences. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru
Аsylzat В. BISEMBAEVA. She has Master’s degree of the Department of Theoretical Basics of Prospecting and Exploration for Oil and Gas at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. E-mail: BisembaevaAB@mail.ru
Yuliya V. SOZINA. She has Master’s degree of the Department of Theoretical Basics of Prospecting and Exploration for Oil and Gas at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas. E-mail: Iamhere.sa@yandex.ru

Abstract: Prospects of oil and gas deposits in the top layer of Perm accumulations within the area of distribution of saliferous accumulations of Kungur tier in the bottom layer of Perm deposits are considered. Appraisal of prospects of oil and gas contents in the top layer of Perm-Mesozoic accumulations of the North Caspian region and also a map of prospects of oil and gas contens can be the basis for the development of of further exploration trends for oil and gas in these strata of the shelf zone of the Northern Caspian Sea.

Index UDK: 551.242.2+553.98(262.82)

Keywords: the North Caspian subprovince, Zavolzhsko-Tugarakchansky bending, Ukatnensky bending, North Buzachinsky uplift, South Embensky bending and South Embensky uplift

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2011/1
Assessment of reservoir thickness using gravity variations under water-drive production
Polyn I.I.
Cherepanov V.V.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Ivan I. POLYN was born in 1957, graduated from polytechnic institute in 1983. CEO of ZAO “Gravirazvedka”, candidate of economic sciences, published 19 works. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru
Vsevolod V. CHEREPANOV was born in 1970, graduated from Moscow State University in 1994. Head of Department of Production of Gas, Gas Condensate and Oil of OAO “Gаzprom”, candidate of geological and mineralogical sciences, published over 20 works. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru

Abstract: Equations of relationship between gravity field and well production rate for oil fields under water drive production are considered. Analytical expressions determining capacities of pay zones using gravities have been identified. Applications of these to monitor oil field development are demonstrated

Index UDK: 550.831.08

Keywords: Gravimetric monitoring, development of oil and gas fields, gravity variations, Reservoir pressure, well production rate, reservoir thickness

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2011/1
Adaptive interpretation of nuclear well logging data
Kozhevnikov D.A.
Kovalenko K.V.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Dmitry A. KOZHEVNIKOV was born in 1935. He is professor of the Department of Geophysical Information Systems of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. He specializes in the field of petrophysics, nuclear geophysics and well logging data interpretation. He is Honorary Geologist, published over 300 works both in national and international periodicals. E-mail: biblioteka@nedrainform.ru
Kazimir V. KOVALENKO was born in 1975. He graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas in 1977. Is assistant professor of the Department of Geophysical Information Systems of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, candidate of technical sciences. Нe is member of EAGO, SPWLA, SPE. He specializes in the development of methodological support and algorithmization of the procedures of petrophysical interpretation of well logging data. He published over 30 works. E-mail: biblioteka@nedrainform.ru

Abstract: The combination of petrophysical modeling results along with petrophysical invariance principle allow to introduce the adaptive technique of effective porosity determination using nuclear well logging data.

Index UDK: 550.83

Keywords: petrophysical invariant, effective porosity, nuclear well logs

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2011/1
Definition of maintenances kaolinite and illite by gamma spectrometry logging
Ezhov K.А.
Lazutkina N.E.
Petroleum geology, geophysics
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Authors: Kirill А. EZHOV. He is 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 inter-university scientific and practical conferences, prize-winner of the 3rd Moscow Scientific and Practical Conference “Students’ Research”. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru
Natalia E. LAZUTKINA graduated from Gubkin State Academy of Oil and Gas in 1990. She is Candidate of Technical Sciences, assistant-prof. of the Dept. of Geophysical Information Systems. She 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. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru

Abstract: The work is devoted to the study of influence of separate clay minerals on collector properties and the definition of their content using gamma-spectrometry log in the complex of well-logging. On the basis of the revealed petrophysical regularities and adaptive techniques of well-logging data interpretation (D.A. Kozhevnikov, 2004) the algorithm of estimating kaolinite and illite content in the structure of clay cement was developed. The results of interpretation of Jurassic deposits of the Tevlinsko- Russkinskoe field are presented.

Index UDK: 550.83

Keywords: Illite, kaolinite, Chlorite, Montmorillonite, shale, Mineral, Well-logging, Gammaspectrometry, uranium, thorium, Potassium, adaptive, Interpretation, сlayness

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2011/1
Oil flow dynamics with respect for formation of gas bubbles in the flow
Mikhailov D.N.
Drilling and development of hydrocarbon fields
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Authors: Dmitry N. MIKHAILOV (b. 1974). Education: Moscow State University, Physics Department (1997) and Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics Department (1997). Current Job: PhD, Senior Research Scientist, Institute of Earth Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences. Scientific interests: multiphase multicomponent fluid flow through porous medium, wave propagation in porous medium. Avtor 27 publications. E-mail: dmikh@yandex.ru

Abstract: Mathematical models of oil-gas flow with respect for the effects of gas bubbles micronuclei or microbubbles formation in oil: oil by-passing pore walls (gas-film lubrication), oil viscosity variations, oil-gas bubbles relative motion. Two cases are considered: oil flow in the vicinity of the borehole with the pressure approaching the saturation pressure resulting in the formation of micronuclei and bubbles of gas; water alternated gas injection resulting in oil foaming in the area of contact with the injected gas and formation of «oil + gas bubbles» fine-dispersed mixture. Models of IPR curves behavior of an oil well during gas bubbles formation as well as those of gas bubbles effect on the dynamics of oil recovery factor under water alternated gas injection are presented

Index UDK: 531.4

Keywords: Porous medium, Oil deposit, Gas bubbles, partial de-gassing, water alternated gas injection, indicator diagram

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2011/1
An estimation of production rate of horizontal well exposed geterogenous multitarget field
Aliyev Z.S.
Rebrikov A.A.
Drilling and development of hydrocarbon fields
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Authors: Zagid S. ALIYEV was born in 1935, graduated form the Industrial Institute in Baku. He got the degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences in 1964, became Doctor of Technical Sciences in 1984. Нe is professor of the Department of the Development and Operation of Gas and Gas Condensate Fields at Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. He published 341 works including 52 monographs. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru
Andrey A. REBRIKOV was born in 1983. He graduated from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, Candidate of Technical Sciences. He works as an engineer at JSC “Smith International CIS”, published 15 works. E-mail: biblioteka@gubkin.ru

Abstract: As a rule well flow rates are determined as average along layer thickness due to the lack of detailed interval information under completion of heterogeneous strata. Well flow rates and coefficient values for the linear component of the gas influx equation in a horizontal well are estimated. The reliability of the estimate of the horizontal well flow rate was verified by the «accurate» numerical method using extended linear filtration law by modeling the strip domain of the well exposed by the horizontal hole. This allowed to identify the rate of influence of the quadratic component of the equation of gas influx into the horizontal well. The results of the mathematical experiments allow to identify relatively small errors of the effect of the quadratic component of the equation of gas influx into the horizontal well and thus to reduce the time of survey of these wells by reducing the number of the modes of operation and loss of gas during the surveys.

Index UDK: 622.279

Keywords: heterogenous stratum, Connectivity, thin formations, average weighted parametres, Horizontal well, Understatement, overstatement, average flow rate, total flow rate, partial penetration into the well domain, flow rate under partial penetration

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