Petrophysical characterization for Thebes and Mutulla reservoirs in Rabeh East Field, Gulf of Suez Basin, via well logging interpretation

Abstract The current work assesses the sandstones of Mutulla Formation as well limestone Thebes for being promising new oil reservoirs in Rabeh East field at southern portion Gulf Suez Basin. This assessment has been achieved through petrophysical evaluation wireline logs three wells (RE-8, RE-22 and RE-25). visual analysis data revealed that RE-25 Well is only demonstrating positive criteria five zones potential reservoirs. favourable zone within locates between depths 5084 ft 5100 (Zone A). However, other occur depths: 5403.5–5413.5 B), 5425.5–5436 C), 5488–5498 D) 5558.5–5563.5 E). quantitative shows Zone A best oil-bearing terms reservoir quality since it exhibits lowest shale volume (0.07), minimum water saturation (0.23) bulk (0.03). These beds include type secondary porosity beside existing primary porosity. On hand, contain four (B, C, D E) with total net pay thickness 35.5 ft. Moreover, obtained results expected B, C to produce without but E will water.