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Title: Examples of Transient Calculations cont'd


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Examples of Transient Calculations (cont'd)
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Infinite acting, constant rate, line source
Wellbore pressure relations
Exponential Integral Solution ("Ideal", Field
Units)
-Slope pwf vs ln(t)
"Log Approximation" Solution ("Ideal")
"Log Approximation" Solution ("Real")
3
Calculation of pressure in the wellbore
  • q 20 STB/D
  • Assume s 5
  • Calculate pressure in the wellbore
  • At time 1 hr, 10 hr

4
End of Infinite Acting Period
In hour
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Example End of Infinite Acting Period
  • Calculate end of "Infinite Acting" period (or
    end of validity of the transient solution) if re
    2100 ft

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Diffusivity Equation for Gas
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PreviouslyDiffusivity equation for a slightly
compressible liquid
  • Laminar flow (non-laminar flow effects are not
    considered)
  • Homogeneous and isotropic porous media (uniform
    permeability)
  • Isothermal flow
  • Negligible gravity forces (horizontal flow only)
  • AND
  • no z
  • (mct) is constant by definition

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Now Diffusivity equation for Gas
  • Laminar flow (non-laminar flow effects are not
    considered)
  • Homogeneous and isotropic porous media (uniform
    permeability)
  • Isothermal flow
  • Negligible gravity forces (horizontal flow only)
  • AND VARIOUS ASSUMPTIONS ON
  • (mz) and
  • (mct)

9
Linearizing the Gas Diffusivity Equation
  • Because the compressibility is not constant, we
    need p/z
  • This is non-linear. To linearize the LHS, we
    introduce the "gas pseudo-pressure"

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Three forms of the diffusivity equation for gas
(assumptions on mz)
  • The pressure (p) form
  • p/mz constant
  • The pressure-squared (p2) form
  • mz constant
  • The pseudo-pressure (pp) form
  • p/mz no assumption

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mz (Cartesian)
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mz (log-log)
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p/mz (Cartesian)
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p/mz (log-log)
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mz (Cartesian)
16
The Pseudo-pressure function can be "prepared"
for a certain gas (for a field)
We have to be able to calculate the viscosity
and the z-factor of the gas and carry out a
numerical integration (trapezoidal rule).
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Linearizing the right-hand side
  • More tricks are needed Agarwal pseudotime
  • Finally
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