Effect of pore attribute on pore complexity and its impact on rock quality

Prakoso, Suryo; Yasmaniar, Ghanima; Sitaresmi, Ratnayu; Burhannudinnur, Muhammad; Irham, Syamsul

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/212/1/012073

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“…These studies show that P-wave velocity is strongly influenced by the pore complexity. Prakoso shows that the reservoir quality index (RQI) has a linear relationship with the Kozeny constant c (Prakoso et al, 2018b). The Kozeny constant is a function of shape factors and tortuosity (Fsτ).…”

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A Simple Method for P-waves Velocity Estimation Using Pore Attributes Shape Factor and Tortuosity

Burhannudinnur

Prakoso²

2020

Aceh Int. J. Sci. Technol

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Several researchers have arranged an approach to estimating the P-wave velocity, but none of them specifically relates to the pore attribute. Pore attributes are one of the main factors that affect pore complexity and rock quality. If P-wave velocity is influenced by the pore complexity, then it should be possible to arrange a simple relationship of P-wave velocity with the pore attribute. This study is intended to construct an empirical relationship of P-wave velocity with a combination of pore attributes, shape factor, and tortuosity (Fsτ) so that the P-wave velocity can be easily estimated. This study used two sandstone datasets from 2 different basins, which are the northern part of the West Java basin and the Kutai basin. This research shows that a simple empirical equation can be arranged to relate the P-wave velocity with Fsτ. This relationship provides a good correlation coefficient. It offers an easy and straightforward approach to estimating P-wave

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confidence: 99%