Oil Well Testing Handbook
Providing real-life examples and cases, this resource contains the basics of well testing methods as well as all of the latest developments in the field, including testing for horizontal wells.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Oil Well Testing Handbook
Appendix B: Correlation Tables and Dimensionless Functions
Overview
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| [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. |
Figure B-1: MBH curves for a well at the center of a regular shaped drainage area (after Matthews et al.). [3]
Figure B-2: MBH curves for a well situated within a square (after Matthews et al.). [3]
Figure B-3: MBH curves for a well situated within a 2:1 rectangle (after Matthews et al.). [3]
Figure B-4: MBH curves for a well situated within a 4:1 rectangle (after Matthews et al.). [3]
Figure B-5: MBH curves for a well situated in various rectangular geometries (after Matthews et al.). [3]
Figure B-6: MBH curves for a well situated within a square and in a 2:1 rectangle (after Matthews et al.). [3]
Figure B-7: MBH curves for a well situated in a 2:1 rectangle and in an equilateral triangle (after Matthews et al.). [3]
Figure B-8: MBH dimensionless pressures ABCDEF (after Pitzer, S. C. (1964) [4])
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| [2]Dietz, D. N., "Determination of Average Reservoir Pressure From Build-up Surveys," Trans. AIME (1965) 234, 935-959. |
Figure B-9: Values of function F versus mobility ratio with various values of parameters. [5]
Figure B-10: Values of function F versus mobility ratio with various values of parameters.
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