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Julius U. Akpabio

Publications (4)

PVT Fluid Sampling, Characterization and Gas Condensate Reservoir Modeling

Julius U. Akpabio, Sunday O. Isehunwa & Oluwatoyin O. Akinsete · Advances in Research · 2015

When reservoir pressure decreases in gas condensate reservoirs, there is a compositional change which makes the system difficult to handle. This type of system requires an Equation of State (EOS) to ensure proper fluid characterization so that the Pressure Volume Temperature (PVT...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/AIR/2015/16000

Evaluating the Challenges in Pressure – Volume – Temperature (PVT) Analysis of Gas Condensate Reservoirs

Aniedi B. Usungedo & Julius U. Akpabio · Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · 2020

Aims: The variations in production performances of the Black oil and compositional simulation models can be evaluated by simulating oil formation volume factor (Bo), gas formation volume factor (Bg), gas-oil ratio (Rs) and volatilized oil-gas ratio (Rv). The accuracy of these two...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jerr/2020/v16i317168

Water Coning Prediction Review and Control: Developing an Integrated Approach

Anietie N. Okon, Dulu Appah & Julius U. Akpabio · Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · 2017

In petroleum industry, oil production strategy to circumvent water coning in reservoirs with strong water drive is quit challenging. To ameliorate this oil production related problem, several water coning prediction models and control approaches have been developed by researchers...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/JSRR/2017/33291

Formation Damage Analysis Due to Filtrate Invasion in Deviated Wells: A Numerical Approach

Oluwatoyin O. Akinsete, Adebayo I. Raji & Julius U. Akpabio · Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · 2017

During production, drilling, completion, stimulation and work-over operations, the formation is exposed to several types of fluids which have high tendencies to impair and impact gas and oil productivity by reducing pore throat size and relative permeability. Therefore, it is des...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/BJAST/2016/31189