Reservoir And Source Rock Evaluation Of Panjpir-01 Well, Central Indus Basin, Pakistan

Abstract

This research presents a comprehensive petrophysical analysis of the Panjpir- 01 well located in the district Khanewal area. Focused on the Lumshiwal Formation & Samana Suk as a reservoir and the Chichali Formation as an unconventional source. The analysis revealed crucial information regarding the distribution and characteristics of the Lumshiwal, Samana Suk and Chichali formations. Petrophysical analysis of the Lumshiwal and Samana Suk Formations included assessing porosity, shale volume, resistivity of water and hydrocarbon saturation, yielding significant findings on the reservoir potential. Similarly, the unconventional Chichali Formation was thoroughly investigated to understand its hydrocarbon prospects by using Indonesian’s equation and DlogR method to highlight effects and have better understanding. The integration of petrophysical data offers a deeper understanding of the hydrocarbon potential of the Panjpir-01 well, contributing to the broader knowledge of hydrocarbon exploration in the region.