Notation and terminology for describing the design of reservoir fluid laboratory studies. Part I. General terminology. Samples genealogy designer
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Authors:
LOBANOV ALEXEY A.
1,2,
KOVALENKO VYACHESLAV A.1,2,
SERGEEV GEORGIY D.2,
SIRAEVA ILSEYAR R.2,
BONDAREV ROMAN V.2
1 Gazpromneft-GEO LLC, Saint Petersburg, Russia
2 Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University, Kazan, Russia
Keywords: design of experiments, digitalization of laboratory research, notation, modeling of business processes, reservoir fluids
Annotation:
A new notation and terminological system for describing the design of reservoir fluid studies is proposed. The scope of the solution is digitalization of laboratory research, development of regulatory and methodological documents and training materials. This part of the article describes the basic terminology and the designer of samples genealogy – a section of notation that allows modeling the flows of the substance under study.
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