Overview

This appendix presents correlations tables and charts for dimensionless functions for single-well systems producing at constant rate. Some data from the literature have been modified to be consistent with the nomenclature used in this text.

Figure B 1: MBH curves for a well at the center of a regular shaped drainage area (after Matthews, Brons, and Hazebrock).3

Figure B 2: MBH curves for a well situated within a square (after Matthews, Brons, and Hazebrock).3

Figure B 3: MBH curves for a well situated within a 2:1 rectangular (after Matthews, Brons, and Hazebrock).3

Figure B 4: MBH curves for a well situated within a 4:1 rectangle (after Matthews, Brons, and Hazebrock).3

Figure B 5: MBH curves for a well situated in various rectangular geometries (after Matthews, Brons, and Hazebrock).3

Figure B 6: MBH curves for a well situated within a square and in 2:1 rectangle (after Matthews, Brons, and Hazebrock).3

Figure B 7: MBH curves for a well situated in 2:1 rectangle and in an equilateral triangle (after Matthews, Brons, and Hazebrock).3

Figure B 8: MBH dimensionless pressures ABCDEF (after Pitzer).4

References and Additional Reading

1. Earlougher, R. C., Jr., Ramey, H. J., Jr., Miller, F. G., and Mueller, T. D., Pressure Distributions in Rectangular Reservoirs, J. Petroleum Technol. (1968) 20, 199 208.

2. Dietz, D. N., Determination of Average Reservoir Pressure from Build-up Surveys, Trans. AIME (1965) 234, 935 959.