Walter B Fair from 12230 Palmfree St, Houston, TX 77034, age 74, Phone: 7139479782

Resumes

Assistant Instructor

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Location:

Houston, TX

Industry:

Oil & Energy

Work:

The University of Texas at Austin
Assistant Instructor
Cgg Feb 2000 - Jan 2009
Senior Geoscientist Advisor
Ample Resources Feb 2000 - Jan 2009
Chief Petroleum Engineer
Interamerican Petroleum Consultants Feb 2000 - Jan 2009
Owner
Comport Computing Feb 2000 - Jan 2009
Owner

Education:

The University of Texas at Austin 2011 - 2015
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Petroleum Engineering, Philosophy The University of Texas at Austin 1968 - 1975
Master of Science, Masters, Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Petroleum Engineering

Skills:

Reservoir Simulation
Petroleum Engineering
Reservoir Engineering
Petroleum
Reservoir Management
Modeling
Gas
Reserves
Simulations
Onshore
Petrophysics
Energy Industry
Engineering
Production Engineering
Well Testing
Completion
Eor
Oil and Gas
Characterization
Product Optimization
Eclipse
Spanish
Upstream
Consulting
English
Simulation
Oil

Interests:

Children
Production Optimization
Education
Computer Software Development
Production Engineering
Reservoir Simulation
Digital Technology
Enhanced Oil Recovery
Amateur Radio
Reservoir Engineering

Languages:

English
Spanish

Certifications:

P.e. In Texas

Walter Fair

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Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Walter Fair
Manager

Comport Computing
Legislative Bodies

12230 Palmfree, Houston, TX 77034

Walter Fair
Owner

Comport Computing
Oil & Energy · Custom Computer Programing

12230 Palmfree St, Houston, TX 77034
7139473363

Walter Fair
Principal

Interamerican Petroleum Consultants
Business Consulting Services

12230 Palmfree St, Houston, TX 77034

Us Patents

Well Treating Process For Chemically Heating And Modifying A Subterranean Reservoir
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US Patent:

43300375, May 18, 1982
Filed:

Dec 12, 1980
Appl. No.:

6/215895
Inventors:

Edwin A. Richardson - Houston TX
Walter B. Fair - Slidell LA
Assignee:

Shell Oil Company - Houston TX
International Classification:

E21B 4322
E21B 4324
E21B 4700
US Classification:

166250
Abstract:

A portion of a subterranean oil and water-containing reservoir is concurrently chemically heated and selectively increased in its effective permeability to oil by injecting a solution of compounds containing ammonium ions and nitrite ions, which react exothermically to generate gaseous nitrogen, and a reaction-rate-controlling buffer. The reactant concentration and the rate at which the solution is injected are arranged to provide a selected temperature increase within a selected portion of the reservoir.

Unplugging Brine-Submerged Perforations
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US Patent:

43998682, Aug 23, 1983
Filed:

Sep 30, 1981
Appl. No.:

6/307035
Inventors:

Edwin A. Richardson - Houston TX
Walter B. Fair - Slidell LA
Assignee:

Shell Oil Company - Houston TX
International Classification:

E21B 3700
E21B 4325
US Classification:

166300
Abstract:

Fluid passageways between a well borehole and a subterranean reservoir which are both plugged and submerged within relatively dense brine can be contacted with heat and oil solvent by arranging a nitrogen gas generating aqueous solution to be both reactive at the reservoir temperature and denser than the brine in the borehole and flowing alternating slugs of it and a liquid oil solvent into the zone to be treated.

Chemically-Aided Gas Cap Drive
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US Patent:

44063270, Sep 27, 1983
Filed:

Mar 4, 1982
Appl. No.:

6/354874
Inventors:

Walter B. Fair - Slidell LA
Edwin A. Richardson - Houston TX
Assignee:

Shell Oil Company - Houston TX
International Classification:

E21B 4322
US Classification:

166300
Abstract:

A recovery of attic oil, from a location within a subterranean reservoir between the top of the reservoir and the uppermost opening into a well encountering the reservoir, is improved by injecting fluid comprising or containing a nitrogen-gas-generating solution arranged to yield heat and gas within the reservoir, keeping the injected fluid static long enough for the reservoir to be heated and gas to migrate upward and then producing fluid in response to a gas cap drive.