Prediction Rock Strength Properties for Southern Iraqi Field. Application of Petrophysical and Mechanical Properties Relationship, Using Wireline Log Data

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Journal of Petroleum Research and Studies
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2024-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.52716/jprs.v14i4.791
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Mineral Processing and Grinding
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Prediction Rock Strength Properties for Southern Iraqi Field. Application of Petrophysical and Mechanical Properties Relationship, Using Wireline Log Data

Mohammed S. Al-Jawad, Ali Nahi Abed Al-Hasnawi, Worood A. Al-Zubaidy
Journal of Petroleum Research and Studies
Mineral Processing and Grinding
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Prediction Rock Strength Properties for Southern Iraqi Field. Application of Petrophysical and Mechanical Properties Relationship, Using Wireline Log Data

Mohammed S. Al-Jawad, Ali Nahi Abed Al-Hasnawi, Worood A. Al-Zubaidy
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Journal of Petroleum Research and StudiesVol. 14(4)
University of Baghdad (IQ), Ministry of Oil
University of Baghdad
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Mineral Processing and Grinding
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Prediction Rock Strength Properties for Southern Iraqi Field. Application of Petrophysical and Mechanical Properties Relationship, Using Wireline Log Data — Mohammed S. Al-Jawad, Ali Nahi Abed Al-Hasnawi, et al. · Journal of Petroleum Research and Studies (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS