Studies between the interaction of fluid flow and deformation of porous media have been carried out with the aim of explaining some phenomena that occur along the production/injection of fluids, thereby obtaining a more accurate reservoir simulation. The ideal solution for this problem is to implement a scheme where laws governing the flow and stress analysis are met simultaneously at each time interval. This dissertation presents the results of a computer code (programmed in C positive positive) that allows the coupling of a conventional reservoir simulator (ECLIPSE) and a stress-displacement finite element based program (Abaqus /CAE). This work presents the use of various coupling schemes for the solution of a synthetic case, in particular the use of a methodology that generates results very close to the ones predicted from the use of fully coupled methods. The results obtained by the different coupling schemes are compared in terms of fluid pressure, stress and displacement responses for synthetic three-dimensional models.