Concremat Engineering Develops Software to Optimize Oil and Gas Projects in the Pre-Salt

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Published on 02/12/2020 at 10:13

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Pore Software, A Program Developed by Concremat in Partnership with ESSS, Reduces Time and Costs of Petrophysical Data in the Pre-Salt

Concremat Engenharia, ranked first among Designers and Managers of the largest engineering companies in Brazil, has developed a new type of digital analysis capable of reducing the time for gathering petrophysical information from the rocks found in the pre-salt. Energy Plataform seeks partnership to build a natural gas hub in Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo

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According to Concremat Engenharia, the project phase of surveying is one of the main barriers to making them more agile and accurate. The study can also expedite the oil and gas exploration schedule, with information that takes up to 6 months to be analyzed.

This is where Pore comes in, the software developed by Concremat in partnership with ESSS, capable of digitizing a sample and reducing analysis time to a few days.

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Concremat Engineering Develops Software to Optimize Oil and Gas Projects in the Pre-Salt

Pore Software, A Program Developed by Concremat in Partnership with ESSS, Reduces Time and Costs of Petrophysical Data in the Pre-Salt

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Pore Software, A Program Developed by Concremat in Partnership with ESSS, Reduces Time and Costs of Petrophysical Data in the Pre-Salt

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