Saudi Aramco Journal of Technology 2011 №3 Summer

Aramco Services Company. — 75 p. — ISSN: 1319-2388.The Saudi Aramco Journal of Technology (JOT) is published quarterly by the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, to provide the company’s scientific and engineering communities a forum for the exchange of ideas through the presentation of technical information aimed at advancing knowledge in the hydrocarbon industry.Dr. Ahmed S. Al-Zawawi, Dr. M. Ehtesham Hayder, Dr. Majdi A. Using Streamline and Reservoir Simulation to Improve Waterflood Management.
Fahad A. Shinaiber, AbdulHameed Aborshaid, AbdulRahman Al-Ghamdi, Dr. Sarfraz A. Jokhio, Mubarak A. Al-Dhufairi and Rayyan Mofty Baddourah, Mohd Ghazali Abd Karim and Wahyu Hidayat. Successful Offshore Deployment of the First Bottom Discharge ESP in Saudi Aramco.
Dr. Alberto F. Marsala, ir A.M. (Ton) Loermans, Dr. Shouwen Shen, Dr. Christian Scheibe and Rachad Zereik. Real-time Mineralogy, Lithology and Chemostratigraphy While Drilling, Using Portable Energy-Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence.
Jairo A. Leal Jauregui, Ataur R. Malik, J. Ricardo Solares, Walter Nunez Garcia, Tomislav Bukovac, Dr. M. Nihat Gurmen. Successful Application of Novel Fiber Laden Self-Diverting Acid System during Fracturing of Naturally Fractured Carbonates in Saudi Arabia.
James O. Arukhe, Mubarak A. Al-Dhufairi, Saleh Al-Ghamdi, Badr M. Al-Harbi and Paul R.J. Docherty. Saudi Arabia’s Long-Term Injectivity Test in a Field Characterized by a Tar Mat Zone Strives to Unlock Higher Reservoir Potential.
Saud A. BinAkresh and Dr. N.M. Anisur Rahman. Challenges in Interpreting Well Testing Data from Fractured Water Injection Wells with a Dual Storage Phenomenon.
Carlos A. Franco, J. Ricardo Solares, Khalid S. Al-Asiri, Nayef S. Al-Shammari, Emad A. Alabbad and Francisco A. Gomez. Optimization of Conventional Acid Jobs and the Historical Trend Leading to Multistage Acid Fracturing Stimulation to Increase Gas-Condensate Productivity in Carbonate Reservoirs in Saudi Arabia.
Mubarak A. Al-Dhufairi, Nicolas Orban, Danish Ahmed, Abdullah Ebrahim, Daniel Kalinin and Fernando Baez. Drilling Mobility and Distributed Temperature Profiles Applied to Matrix Stimulation of a Giant Carbonate Oil Field: A Case Study.