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I only have what was on 4shared.com. It would be good to have the data sets but looks like we are out of luck here.
For the PVT course it would also help a lot to have the data sets but again, will need to work with what we have. Just the course material.
Sorry :-(
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This program is used in the PVT course
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“Considering the many productive uses of petroleum, burning it for fuel is like burning a Picasso for heat.”
—Big Oil Executive
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More detailed information from Dr. Whitson's courses in Norway
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Enjoy
Found this to be a good summary
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Last edited by Shakespear; 10-08-2009 at 03:25 PM.
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Sorry for posting post after post
Anyone new to EOS will benefit from looking at this thesis
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As well as those who do not do much of it.
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“Considering the many productive uses of petroleum, burning it for fuel is like burning a Picasso for heat.”
—Big Oil Executive
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I look at the video lectures up to Thursday. There is still Friday lecture.
It is good up to now and you will learn something. However the "meat and potatoes" of this course is the afternoon work at the computer which is not on these videos. So you do not learn HOW to do the work and how to deal with problems. Fair enough.
The best part so far was on Thursday video 3. There he talks for 40 minutes about doing regression. Bad news is that he did not turn on the mike. THERE IS NO SOUND !!!! Bad luck or on purpose, I do not know.
The part on Compositional Gradients is worth listening to and is on the Thur. video 3. Here you will learn how much Oil in Place you could be loosing by NOT considering compositional gradients.
Last edited by Shakespear; 11-03-2009 at 04:18 PM.
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“Considering the many productive uses of petroleum, burning it for fuel is like burning a Picasso for heat.”
—Big Oil Executive
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I finished looking at the Friday video of the Whitson Course. Bad news again.
Friday 1, is a repeat of what is on Thur. 3.
Friday 2, when he gets to the good stuff discussing Black Oil Model errors the video cuts off and returns to beginning. It does not pickup on video 3.
Friday 3, here he is looking at lumping but gets lost in some error thus spends a lot of time looking for it. So, less time to convey information. Bad luck for us. He then shows how a simulation is set up and what he check. This is good.
Lets be Happy, as we have this for FREE and YOU WILL learn some good things in here !!!!!!!!!!!!
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“Considering the many productive uses of petroleum, burning it for fuel is like burning a Picasso for heat.”
—Big Oil Executive
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Some may find the following file very interesting if they use PVTi and E300.
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“Considering the many productive uses of petroleum, burning it for fuel is like burning a Picasso for heat.”
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