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September 12, 2025Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Petrophysical assessment of reservoir quality and recoverable reserves in fluviodeltaic Nubian sandstone Saqqara field Gulf of Suez Egypt

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AAAbdelbaset M. AbudeifSohag University ARAhmed E. RadwanJagiellonian University MMMohammed A. MohammedNottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

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This assessment reveals reservoir quality and recoverable hydrocarbon reserves in the Nubian sandstone, highlighting the significance of integrated petrophysical analysis.

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The reservoir exhibits excellent quality with total porosity averaging 13.5%, and hydrocarbon saturation reaching ~ 78.5%.
Volumetric methods estimate original hydrocarbons in place to be ~ 106 billion barrels, with ~ 31 billion barrels recoverable.
Integrated petrophysical workflows highlighted variations in permeability, but significant net pay zones offer robust development potential.
Thermal analysis indicates a geothermal gradient of ~ 2.75 °C/100 m, supporting hydrocarbon maturation in the reservoir.

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Abudeif et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44c5531b076d99fa562b4 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-18424-w

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This assessment reveals reservoir quality and recoverable hydrocarbon reserves in the Nubian sandstone, highlighting the significance of integrated petrophysical analysis.

Petrophysical assessment of reservoir quality and recoverable reserves in fluviodeltaic Nubian sandstone Saqqara field Gulf of Suez Egypt

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Petrophysical assessment of reservoir quality and recoverable reserves in fluviodeltaic Nubian sandstone Saqqara field Gulf of Suez Egypt

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