GROUPING POROSITY PERMEABILITY IN DEEP MARINE SEDIMENT BREBES CENTRAL JAVA TO ANALOG OIL AND GAS RESERVOIR
Firman Herdiansyah, M.Burhannudinnur, Dewi Syavitri, Ovinda
Universitas Trisakti
Jl.kyai Tapa 1 no.1 Tomang Jakarta Barat
Jakarta
Abstract
Studi area is located in Rambatan river and Ciseureh river Malahayu Brebes Central Java. Porosity and permeability are very important to oil and gas industry because the meaning of porosity is a measure of the void spaces in a rock and is a part of the total volume rock. Permeability is defined as the ability of a rock to transmit fluids. Deep-water gravity flow or deep marine reservoir are important exploration targets worldwide and there is complicated when little subsurface data available. Porosity and pemeability analysis from outcrops data may considered as the data used in this study. The result from three measuring section show there is thin intercalated carbonaceous sandstone, marl, and shale. 20 outcrop samples was carried out the helium porosimetry for porosity permeability value, 17 samples was examined thin section analysis for fabric discussion, and 2 samples was calcimetry analysis. Litology are generally contains many foraminifera from very fine to fine grained and mostly moderate grained on inner-outer fan environment. Sedimentary structure represent slope sedimentary structure such as graded bedding, lower lamination, slump bedding, ripple, convolute ripple, cross lamination, and trace fossil as feature of deep-marine deposits. Smaller porosity value in the limestone abundant foraminifera 2% and horizontal permealibity 0.005 mD. Then the higher porosity value is 27.9% with the higher permeability 76 mD in sandstone.
Keywords: Porosity & permeability, sedimen, oil and gas industry
Topic: Industry Engineering