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Staff, IONA, PATZEC, BOMMER,PAULM, Bonnel, Olson, Olsen, Srinivasan, Kincaid, Peters, NGUYEN,Q, DICARLO,DAVID, Lake, Barnum, POPE,GARYA, hempel-medina, OLSON,JONE, Bommer, MALIK,KRISHANA, TORRES-VERDIN,CARLOS, Gray, Chang, MAGHSOOD, Dr. Masa Prodanovic, SHARMA, dd, BALHOFF

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- 2017_study_exam2
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2015
- PGE301Energy,EngineeringandtheEnvironment Exam#2,April15,2014 Name_ UTEID_ TestC.Thistestisclosedbook,closednotes,nocellphones,noprogrammablecalculators.All questionsworth1ptunlessotherwisespecified. Pickthebestanswerandmarkitwith#2pencilonthescantronansw
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- HW - 14.1 - 14.3, 14.5-problems
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2015
- heard (cah5296) HW - 14.1 - 14.3, 14.5 nibert (54060) This print-out should have 20 questions. Multiple-choice questions may continue on the next column or page find all choices before answering. 001 1. fxy 3. fx < 0 , fy < 0 5. fx > 0 , fy > 0 x 1 . y ta
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HW - 14.1 - 14.3, 14.5-problems
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- HWK 2 solution
- University of Texas
- Petrophysics
- PGE 430 - Fall 2010
- PGE 430 HWK 2 Solution Due in lecture: Sept. 14th Read Section 4.9 and Appendix A. (1) What is the hydrostatic pressure (psi) at the bottom the well for the wells shown in (a) and (b)? Both wells are filled with 11 ppg mud. Well (a) is vertical and 10,000
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HWK 2 solution
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- HWK 4 solution
- University of Texas
- Petrophysics
- PGE 430 - Fall 2010
- PGE 430 HWK 4 Solution Due in lecture: Sept. 28th (1) A rig you are supervising reports slow drilling rate and higher pump pressure than expected. The mud report for today is shown below. Can you find any mud properties that might contribute to a slower t
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HWK 4 solution
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- HWK 5 solution
- University of Texas
- Petrophysics
- PGE 430 - Fall 2010
- PGE 430 HWK 5 Solution Due in lecture: Oct. 5th Rig Data: Maximum number of lines that can be strung through the blocks is 16 (efficiency=0.71). Maximum available power from the generator sets is 6,000 hp. Maximum pull from the draw works when strung on 1
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HWK 5 solution
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- 2012-Lab4-Porosity-Key
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- PGE 3m Spring 2ch Energy, Engineering and the Ensdronment ENERGI", ENGINEERING AND THE ENVIRONMENT ToPIc: Petroleum Geology and Petrophysics - Reservoir Porosity Dvemew Porosity is an important attribute of reservoir rocks. it determines how much water, o
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2012-Lab4-Porosity-Key
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- 2012Lab#2GeomapsKey
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- E 301 ' in ma Lab Again Eng Gggiggicr Men. Tags eglngig ighwag Man. and Te 5T 0': h'erahiMa These Questidns are primarily furtlte Austin. Sheet, but the Texas physiugrapic and-tectonic maps will help. 1' In what phrsiugraphie prevince is Austin heated cfw
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2012Lab#2GeomapsKey
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- 2012Exam1Key
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
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2012Exam1Key
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- 2012Lab3PetGeoKey
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- mm KEY Engineering. Energy and the Environment Spring 20! 1 Moms 0 Kat: et a1. (1994 AAPG reprint Explore We are going to use a iourrial publication for the data for this activity. We are not going to read the entire paper during the activity but i would
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2012Lab3PetGeoKey
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- 2012test2key
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- _HST HAHE IDEH'I'IFIDATIDH . "' LJI I-" I I I_LJIIILIIII'jIILI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.5IIII[III I'I: @i-igmlii I'Il Fi-Ii. E ii! iii [Es ENE-'- lF W$WMIEM @h@ HIHIHIiii-fi IIII-iII-I_iI1._I-I'_'_EII_. _ gI@#-_ LIL.IIEiI!IIEJII5IIEi'iILii'EiE .ILIQII
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- ExtraCreditFinalKey
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
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ExtraCreditFinalKey
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- sp2012Test#2
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- PGE301Energy,EngineeringandtheEnvironment Spring2012,Test#2 Name_ UTEID_ Thistestisclosedbook,closednotes,nocellphones,noprogrammablecalculators.Allquestionsworth 1ptunlessotherwisespecified.Circlethecorrectanswer. 1. Whichofthefollowingdiagramsshowsthem
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- HW1 solution
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- PGE301,Spring2012,HW#1Solution 1)HowmanyBTUsinakilowatthour(kwh)?HowmanyJoulesinaBTU? 3600 1 1000 / 3412 1 1055 1BTU=1055Joules 2)HowmanyBTUs(reportinJoulesalso)in1bblofcrudeoil,1Mscfofnaturalgas,2000lbs (US ton) of lignite/bituminous/anthracite coal, and
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HW1 solution
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- HW 3 Solution
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- PGE 301 Homework # 3 Drilling and Hydraulic Fracturing Due Wednesday, March 21 NO HANDWRITTEN ASSIGNENTS Below are a series of videos from YouTube and questions to be answered. The questions are intended to be short answer essay, maybe 2 or 3 sentences in
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HW 3 Solution
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- HW#2-ReadingOnLeasingKey
- University of Texas
- intro
- PGE 301 - Spring 2014
- Chapter1.3ReadingStudyQuestionstobehandedinashomeworkbyMonday,Feb.20 1)Whataremineralrights,andhowaretheydifferentthanowningapieceofland? Mineralrightspertaintoownershipofthemineralresourcesonandunderapieceofproperty. Ownershipofthemineralsandthelandarese
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HW#2-ReadingOnLeasingKey
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- Exam 1 Updated
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- Wig TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Spring 2010 "k EXAM 1 < W1. 0,65, f (Z9 March 11, 2010 Except where noted, do all calcuiations in SI units BEWARE OF UNNECESSARY INFORMATION. DO NOT SPEND TOO LONG ON ANY ONE PROBLEM. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PROBLEM BLANK! YOU CAN START
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Exam 1 Updated
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- Exam 1
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- 1.a. b. PGE 322K - TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Fall 2005 EXAM 1 Oct. 6, 2005 Except where noted, do all calculations in SI units DO NOT SPEND TOO LONG ON ANY ONE PROBLEM. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PROBLEM BLANK! Show all intermediate calculations A 2glven porous medium ha
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Exam 1
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- Homework 4
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- Homework Set #1: SOLUTIONS Problem #1: Consider a spherical particle failing freely in a large fluid body. It is found experimentally that the terminal settling velocity u of the particle is dependent on: (1) particle diameter d; (2) the buoyant weight of
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- exam 2 transport
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
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exam 2 transport
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- Exam 2
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- 1. PGE 322K . TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Fall 1999 EXAM II October 18, 1999 Except where noted, do all calculations in SI units DO NOT SPEND T00 LONG ON ANY ONE PROBLEM. BEWARE OF UNNECESSARY INFORMATION. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PROBLEM BLANK! An engineer is assigned b
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Exam 2
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- Exam 3
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- PGE 322K - TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Fall 2005 EXAM 111 Dec. 5, 2005 Except where noted, do all calculations in SI units BEWARE OF UNNECESSARY iNFORMATION. DO NOT SPEND TOO LONG ON ANY ONE PROBLEM. DO NOT LEAVE ANY PART OF ANY PROBLEM BLANK! A solid with proper
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- Homework 9
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- PGE 322K - TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Fall 2005 Problem Set 9 Due Monday, Oct. 24 D0 ALL CALCULATIONS IN 8.1. UNITS! i. What is the settling velocity of viscous, heavyoil droplets of density 0.95 g/cm3 and diameter l mm in water (density 1000 kg/m , viscosity 0.
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Homework 9
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- HW_Set4
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- Homework Set #4: Due date: 10/2/13 Please follow TA instruction for homework submission. Problem #1: The rheological properties of a particular suspension used in hydraulic fracturing can be approximated reasonably well by either a power law or a Bingham
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HW_Set4
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- Homework 10
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- PGE 322K - TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Fall 2005 Problem Set 10 Due Friday, Oct. 28 DO ALL CALCULATIONS IN S.I. EiNITS! 1. a) A long, wide rectangular solid of dimensions L x W x 5 is perfectly insuiated on one side (qy w 0 at y = 0) and has temperature set at T
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Homework 10
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- HW_Set2
- University of Texas
- TRANSPORT PHENOM IN GEOSYSTEMS
- PGE 322K - Fall 2015
- Homework Set #2: Please see TA instruction posted on Canvas for homework submission. Problem #1: A thin plate of 30x60x0.1 cm3 size is falling vertically in a narrow slit as shown in Fig 1. The plate thickness is assumed to be negligible as compared to th
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HW_Set2
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- Segment 9_v2
- University of Texas
- Properties of Petroleum Fluids
- PGE 427 - Spring 2016
- PGE 312: Physical and Chemical Behavior of Fluids Segment 9 Compositional modeling Mark McClure [email protected] Recommended reading: Chapters 2, 5, and 9 from "Phase Behavior of Petroleum Reservoir Fluids" By Karen Pedersen and Peter Christensen
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Segment 9_v2
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- lecture_21
- University of Texas
- Properties of Petroleum Fluids
- PGE 427 - Spring 2016
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lecture_21
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- lecture_17
- University of Texas
- Properties of Petroleum Fluids
- PGE 427 - Spring 2016
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lecture_17
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- HW9_Solution (1)
- University of Texas
- Properties of Petroleum Fluids
- PGE 427 - Spring 2016
- PGE 427 Spring 2017 Homework 9 - Solution 1) Overall molar mass of the oil sample is 171 lbs/lbmole (i.e. mass of 1 lbmole of the oil sample is 171 lbs). Then, for 1 lbmole of the oil sample we have N2 CO2 C1 C2 C3 iC4 nC4 iC5 nC5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10+ Sum oil
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- lecture_14
- University of Texas
- Properties of Petroleum Fluids
- PGE 427 - Spring 2016
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