PowerPoint by Fluid Inclusions Technologies, Inc. Crown Icon at left will download this presentation. This PPT introduces
the system and gives some background about the technology.
PDF - Definitive Indicators of Hydrocarbon Production Character in Shale This is a PDF copy of the work which we have presented at section
meetings in Midland and OKC. A value for DQMS-derived hydrocarbon wetness exists
above which there will be liquids production and below which only gas is
produced for shale laterals. With 96.2% of the wells studied being sorted
accurately, it is with good confidence that predictions of production type can
be derived from mud gas analysis using DQMS data.
PDF - Gas Production Composition Determined With Direct Quadrupole Mass
Spectrometer (DQMS) While Drilling This is a PDF copy of the work which we presented 2011 AAPG MidCon
Section meeting. A version of this is also available on the AAPG web page. The
method by which we model the drill results for produced gas HC composition is
illustrated in the work. DQMS mud gas analysis data collected while drilling
provides a very reasonable estimate of hydrocarbon production with respect to
composition and hydrocarbon basis BTU. Given the accuracy for the wide range of
compositions tested, this analysis technique is suitable for early use in
reservoir characterization. Given enough data points over a geographic location,
DQMS derived compositions have been shown to be mappable data.
Understanding the Crown Geo Multiplot PPT Your quick reference or short study as a PowerPoint covering the plot we
call the Multi-Plot, which is part of our standard analysis for most horizontal
and some vertical wells.
Understanding the Crown Geo Pathplot PPT This PPT is designed to give a quick tour of the front page or "path
plot" page of our standard lateral analysis report.
Understanding the Crown Geo Std Dev Plot PPT This PowerPoint covers the third of the usual pages of our lateral wells
analysis report.
Crown Geo 2011 General Presentation PPT The PowerPoint we frequently use during office visits to introduce our
service company. Pages are intended to be commented on by the presenter
and are therefore not completely self-explanatory. But the speaker's notes
section of the slides is commented in, and this makes a good introductory to
some of our method.
