Oil News and Gas News
February 10, 2016
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Petroleum reservoir simulation using super element method
Kazan, Russia (SPX) Feb 10, 2016
The study conducted by researches of Kazan Federal University describes the theoretical framework and results of using a rapid three-dimensional super element model of oil field development. Simulation of oil field development is traditionally performed using full-scale filtration models (Roxar Tempest More, Shlumberger Eclipse, etc.) on Computational grids with a cell size of approximately several tens of meters horizontally and tens of centimeters vertically. Such models require specificat ... read more
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North Dakota continues shedding rigs
Lower crude oil prices continued to pressure upstream operations in North Dakota as the state shed two rigs since last week, state data show. ... more
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Rig contract cancelled for Transocean
Rig company Transocean said Monday its contract for the Discoverer Deep Seas rig in the Gulf of Mexico was canceled nine months early. ... more
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Wood Mac: Production not fading with oil prices
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