Petroleum Engineering Test 1 Nddc Scholarship

Petroleum Engineering Test 1 Nddc Scholarship
Available Sections
2. Career
4. Job
1234...10

Question 11

What does hydrates contain?

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: C. More of Methane

Hydrates are crystalline solids formed from water and gas molecules, primarily methane. These methane hydrates can form under high-pressure and low-temperature conditions, especially in subsea pipelines and deepwater environments.

Not clear enough?

Question 12

Due to the gas cut mud, how much was the reduction in bottom hole pressure?

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: D. 60 psi

Gas cut mud reduces the effective density of the drilling fluid, leading to a drop in bottom hole pressure. A typical and significant reduction due to gas cutting is around 60 psi, which can compromise well control if not managed properly.

Not clear enough?

Question 13

During killing operation sudden loss in drill pipe pressure is observed. What action should be taken?

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: D. Shut the well & investigate the problem of pressure loss

A sudden loss in drill pipe pressure during a killing operation is abnormal and could indicate a serious issue such as a leak, formation breakdown, or equipment failure. The safest response is to shut in the well and investigate the cause of the pressure loss before proceeding, to avoid potential blowouts or well control issues.

Not clear enough?

Question 14

The dead aquatic organisms that were buried under the sand and clay of the sea bed, were converted to petroleum owing to .

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: B. All of the above

The transformation of dead aquatic organisms into petroleum occurred over millions of years due to a combination of high pressure, high temperature, and absence of air (anaerobic conditions). These conditions promoted the chemical changes needed to form hydrocarbons.

Not clear enough?

Question 15

When was Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries formed?

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: B) 1968

The Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) was formed in 1968 by Kuwait, Libya, and Saudi Arabia to coordinate and promote cooperation among Arab oil-exporting nations.

Not clear enough?

Question 16

This class of cement, according to API, is intended for use at 10000 to 14000 feet at high temperatures and pressures?

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: B. Class J
According to API (American Petroleum Institute) classification, Class J cement is designed for deep wells typically ranging from 10,000 to 14,000 feet, where high temperatures and pressures are encountered. It offers the strength and durability needed for such challenging conditions.

Not clear enough?

Question 17

Name the completion method which uses limited entry to a formation in order to stay away from unwanted reservoir fluids?

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: A. Partial Completion

Partial completion is a method where only selected intervals of a reservoir are perforated or completed. This is done to avoid unwanted fluids such as water or gas from other zones and to target the most productive parts of the formation.

Not clear enough?

Question 18

Which of these is not directly related to chemical injection in EOR

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: (d). Nitrogen Gas Injection (NGI)

Nitrogen Gas Injection (NGI) is a type of gas injection EOR, not chemical injection. It involves injecting nitrogen gas to maintain reservoir pressure and improve oil displacement, unlike polymer flooding, microbial injection, and WAG, which are more closely related to chemical or chemically-assisted methods.

Not clear enough?

Question 19

When did Nigeria join OPEC?

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: A) 1971

Nigeria joined the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in 1971, becoming the 11th member of the organization.

Not clear enough?

Question 20

Petroleum deposits are detected by the.

Show explanation Expand Question

Correct Answer: D. all (a), (b) and (c)

Petroleum deposits are located using a combination of methods including:

  • Surface indicators like oil seepage,

  • Geophysical methods involving measurements of density, elasticity, magnetic and electric properties,

  • Geological studies that consider the age and type of rocks.

Not clear enough?

1234...10
In this page
Petroleum-engineering test-1 Nddc Scholarship
Open Model!