Title:

Interpretation of Downhole Measurements at Baca

Authors:

Malcolm A. Grant

Geo Location:

Valles Caldera, New Mexico

Conference:

Stanford Geothermal Workshop

Year:

1979

Session:

Field Development

Language:

English

File Size:

563KB

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Abstract:

Downhole measurements in the geothermal wells cannot be literally interpreted as reservoir profiles: the well profile is partly or wholly determined by fluid motion in the well. Careful interpretation is needed, and more care in two-phase systems.

Two idealised conceptional models are described, to give a background idea of expected reservoir fluid state. A full set of measurements on Baca field, New Mexico, has been released (I). These measurements (2-5) are used to illustrate interpretation, and construct a conceptual model of Baca reservoir.

Baca is a liquid dominated reservoir, with a two-phase region containing the best producers. No abnormally pressured zone has yet been penetrated by drilling.


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