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1 TCCS-6 Trondheim, 15 th of June 2011 Pressure modelling in the Hammerfest Basin Ane Lothe & Hans Borge 1

2 Outline Aim: Calculate water fluid pressure in 3D on basin scale Methods used: Pressim software Study area: Hammerfest Basin Results: Pressure distribution maps Pressure vs. time in the Snøhvit area Preliminary conclusions Further work 2

3 Reservoar Lateral flow Fault Shale compaction Quartz cementation Hydraulic leakage Vertical and min. horizontal stresses Pressim models all processes for pressure generation and dissipation unique features related to modelling of 3D fluid flow 3

4 Failure criteria Combined Griffith-Coulomb failure criteria Use a composite failure envelope, which is parabolic in the tensile regime (Griffith) and a straight line in the compressive regime (Coulomb). High overpressure Reworked from Cosgrove (1998) 5

5 Failure criteria Combined Griffith-Coulomb failure criteria Use a composite failure envelope, which is parabolic in the tensile regime (Griffith) and a straight line in the compressive regime (Coulomb) Use frictional sliding criterion Reworked from Cosgrove (1998) 6

6 Simulate water fluid pressure on Ma Geological time scale 0 Ma 0 Years Use decompacted maps and run forward modelling with burial history, uplift and erosion Simulate pressure generation and dissipiation Calculate fluid flow every 1000 years Calculate hydraulic fracturing and leakage Faults are very important! Use present geomodel with quartz cementation and pressure developed over geological time scale No generation due to mechanical burial is assumed The major faults will act as barriers to flow CO 2 will be injected (localized pressure build-up) Potential pressure dissipation through fractures will be simulated 7

7 Hammerfest Basin Snøhvit 8

8 Depth (m) Study area depth map top Tubåen Fm Technology for a better society 9

9 10 Reworked from Worsley (2008), Nøttvedt et al. (1993), time scale; Gradstein et al. (2004)

10 Depth maps input to Pressim: 0 Ma Seabed and 2 Ma 10 Ma Intra Sotbakken Gr Ma Erosion 34 Ma Intra Sotbakken Gr Ma Erosion 40 Ma Top Torsk 66 Ma Base Tertiary 125 Ma Top Kolje 145 Ma Top Hekkingen 156 Ma Top Fuglen 168 Ma Top Stø reservoir 186 Ma Top Nordmela 197 Ma Top Tubåen reservoir 204 Ma Top Fruholmen 237 Ma Top Technology Kobbe for a better society Ma Top Permian

11 Results basin modelling set up Simulated overpressure for Tubåen Fm for today in bars 12

12 Results basin modelling set up Deviation between simulated pressure and observed pressures. Colour scale in bars Very good match! 13

13 Overpressure vs. Time for Stø Fm, Cum. leakage Stø Fm. 14

14 Overpressure vs. Time for Tubåen Fm, Leakage from the shallower Stø Fm, prevent leakage from the Tubøen Fm. 15

15 Preliminary results injection in a site forward modelling Simulated overpressure (bar) after 5 years 16

16 Preliminary conclusions Can use the geomodel from basin modelling as a starting point Benefit: have the effect of erosion and uplift Failure criteria for hydraulic fracturing and leakage are inplace 17

17 Further work (a lot!) Need to introduce gridding internally in the reservoir Check effect of varying properties in the reservoir units Study effect of injection rate, timing, pressure build up e.g. Need to compare results with standard reservoir simulators Introduce CO 2 in gas phase (and/or try to combine it with SEMI) 18

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