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Formation Damage : part 3

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Porous Formation A Formation can be damaged mainly while one of following activities (ordered in timely manner). 1) During Drilling and Completions 2) During and after production and workover operations 3) During Injection  Formation Damage Mechanisms: 2) During  and after production and workover operations. (This is part 2 of this topic, for part one of this topic click here .) This kind of formation damage is divided into following types. 1) Due to increase in relative permeability of fluid other than desired fluid. 2) Due to viscosity increase 3) Due to precipitations. 3) Formation Damage Due to precipitations: Main precipitation problems on field during production: 1) Inorganic scales, 2)  Precipitation related to acidizing In stimulation jobs ( Sludge formation) , 3)  Paraffin 4)  Asphaltene We have aqueous formation water is already present inside reservoir rock pores along with oil, and during Workover or other activities, when other fluid enter into formation, which is not comp

How to deal with MCQs in GATE ?

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Gate paper is having two type of questions. 1) MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions) 2) NAT (Numerical Answer Type) In GATE, it is important how you deal with your MCQs because it is questions where you can lose your earned marks also. This queries carries negative markings, so be careful before answering. These are tips to solve MCQs in GATE only. 1) If you know the answer correctly, then check validity of your answer. If time permits, then recheck calculations because if you are wrong somewhere then you will lose both, your efforts with time and marks also. 2) If you don't know answer, then don't guess blindly. Just follow these steps. i) Try to eliminate options. ii) If you can eliminate more than two options, then and only go with blind guess. If you can't eliminate two options from four, then don't attempt questions. 3) If you don't know method to solve, then take conditions given in question and try if you can eliminate any of options which doesn't follow condi

How to attempt NAT questions in GATE ?

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Gate paper is having two type of questions. 1) MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions) 2) NAT (Numerical Answer Type) GATE is having good portions of questions in NAT sections. To get a good score it is important to know how to tackle with NAT questions. You can not win with only answering Multiple Choice Questions. Here are tips for NAT questions. 1) In NAT questions, if you don't know method to solve, then try to guess answer. Try to guess answer in logical manner with smart way.  Just say if some one asking you positive prime number less than 10 and you don't know answer, but you have given range in question itself. You can atleast write any number between 1 to 10. 2) Atleast type/answer the NAT questions based on logical range of thing asked in quetion. Eg. If they are asking probability of something then you know basic thing it will be in between 0 to 1. Then you have range in which you can answer. Next step is, look at question and try to guess whether it will be more than any n

Gate virtual calcualtor

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 GATE allows virtual key board to use during examination. You will just have to click on calculator icon, and calculator will be displayed on your screen board.  You can only take help of mouse and not key board. So practice accordingly. Try to solve problems from GATE virtual calculator only so that on exam day you don't feel it troublesome. display of virtual calculator is like as shown in image. You can find offline virtual calculator from clicking on this following link: GATE virtual calculato r  Procedure to use GATE Virtual Calculator: 1)   Simple Arithmetic Calculations: To calculate 7*(2+3) 7*(2+3) 2) For  Eg. for tan(2 degree) ( Similar for sin, cos operations also) tan(2 degree) 3) For Log or ln operations Eg. for 1*log(3) + 2 1*log(3) + 2 4) for e to the power anything Eg.  e 2 e 2 5) For n factorial (n!) Eg.  (5!)*3-4 (5!)*3-4 6) For valuate nth power of any number: Eg.  8 4    (same for, nth root also) 8 4 7) for log with base Eg. for log 2 (base 10) for log 2 (base 10

GATE : How to prepare (tips)

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This write up is trying to answer 'How to prepare for GATE ? ' So, here are some important tips from my side which can help you for better study. 1) There are two important thing you need to know before starting your preparation for any exams. First one is proper syllabus. You can have printed copy of syllabus. You can paste this printed copy on somewhere, where you can see it easily anytime you want during starting of any topic. Before starting any topic from any book, please see syllabus first, and think under which topic or chapter this is going to help me. Second important thing is, from where you have to study each topic and at how depth you have to study each topic. There are many topics in every exams,  from where majority of questions were asked. You can refer previous year paper analysis for that. You can see previous year questions, so that you can expect what kind of questions and at what depth you have to prepare. You can make list of important topics for exams whic

Basics differences between porosity and permeability

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Porosity and permeability are two basic petrological properties of rock. Porosity is basically, void space within rock mateiral.(pores, channels, vugs or fractures or anything which is not rock grains) So, we can imagine porosity as, 'storage capisity of rock.' If you have closed container filled with sand and you spray it with water. Then it will absorb some amount of water into it. Thats the porosity.  Mathematically porosity is volume fraction of void space with respect to bulk volume. Porosity is described as percentages. Many people has mis conception that porosity depends upon grain size. Which is wrong. Porosity is independent of grain size. Porosity depends on grain sorting and not on grain size. For types of  porosity : Click here . And Absolute Permeability is ability of rock (not fluid) to pass fluid through it. Remember, it is ability of rock and not fluid.  Permeability of rock shows us, how easily rock can pass fluid through it. If Permeability of rock is more, th