Denning W. Email & Phone Number

Dallas, TX, US

Dallas, Texas, United States

Conducting reservoir simulation on black-oil models to determine communication between two fields.Analyzing SCAL and PVT laboratory data and developing model inputs for simulation.Running production performance analysis to improve reservoir understanding and well performance.

Dallas, Texas, United States

Conducted reservoir performance analysis through field development plan analysis, modeling, and analog benchmarking. Identified high oil potential and unswept areas for additional oil recovery. Determined underperforming injectors and producers through streamline modeling. Designed and simulated various sensitivities to increase oil production. Conducted.

University Of Texas At Austin

My research entailed reducing surfactant retention within carbonate formations while maximizing oil production in a chemical flood. These involved alkali-surfactant-polymer formulations with the pH being increased above 2 pH units above the isoelectric points.

Chemical And Petroleum Engineering Building

My responsibilities included preparing and monitoring core flood experiments. Based on coreflood results, further steps would be taken in order to further optimize the process involved, including types of chemicals used and at what concentration. I also made phase behaviors samples in order to understand how the various surfactants reacted with the.

Dallas, Texas

My project entailed constructing an Eclipse numerical simulation model in Petrel for the Strong Field. I interpreted the well logs available in the field for reservoir petrophysical properties (porosity and water saturation). I took a correlation for permeability and porosity from an adjacent field with similar reservoir characteristics. Using these three.

I researched the mechanisms behind low salinity waterflooding and determined its effectiveness on a reservoir. I conducted an analysis to see the benefits of converting a reservoir to low salinity waterflooding. This primarily involved analyzing a field that underwent low salintiy waterflooding by observing its performance on a dimensionless scale.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I analyzed whether a reservoir possessed potential for a waterflood. This involved working with the Rail Road Commission by looking through previous documented information in order to obtain the necessary information for a field analysis. I conducted several material balances in order to determine a prospect's worth.

Analysis of data from individual wells in the Eagleford. I worked mainly with decline curve in regards to oil and gas production. This helped me understand the relation of how the production changed with time.

Master Of Science - Ms, Petroleum Engineering

I researched chemical enhanced oil recovery processes used to reduce the IFT between oil and water and mobilize the residual oil in.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Petroleum Engineering, Completed

Activities and Societies: I have been a member of AADE and SPE while pursuing my Bachelor's degree at UT Austin. I have also worked part.