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    Reservoir Engineering Assignment 22

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    1. Capillary pressure hysteresis and definitions of key terms like "Capillary Pressure-Saturation Curve" and "Relative Permeability -Saturation Curve" are discussed. 2. An analytical problem is presented involving equations for calculating productivity indexes and inflow rates for stimulated and unstimulated wells during steam injection. 3. Derivations of inflow equations are provided for linear and radial flow in multi-layer reservoirs connected in series.

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    1. Capillary pressure hysteresis and definitions of key terms like "Capillary Pressure-Saturation Curve" and "Relative Permeability -Saturation Curve" are discussed. 2. An analytical problem is presented involving equations for calculating productivity indexes and inflow rates for stimulated and unstimulated wells during steam injection. 3. Derivations of inflow equations are provided for linear and radial flow in multi-layer reservoirs connected in series.

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    1. Capillary pressure hysteresis and definitions of key terms like "Capillary Pressure-Saturation Curve" and "Relative Permeability -Saturation Curve" are discussed. 2. An analytical problem is presented involving equations for calculating productivity indexes and inflow rates for stimulated and unstimulated wells during steam injection. 3. Derivations of inflow equations are provided for linear and radial flow in multi-layer reservoirs connected in series.

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    1. Capillary pressure hysteresis and definitions of key terms like "Capillary Pressure-Saturation Curve" and "Relative Permeability -Saturation Curve" are discussed. 2. An analytical problem is presented involving equations for calculating productivity indexes and inflow rates for stimulated and unstimulated wells during steam injection. 3. Derivations of inflow equations are provided for linear and radial flow in multi-layer reservoirs connected in series.

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    Short Answer Question:

    1. capillary pressure hysteresis:

    2. ‘’Capillary Pressure-Saturation Curve’’ and “Relative Permeability -Saturation Curve”

    3. When 1cp viscosity fluid is passed at the rate of 1cm3/sec through a 1 cm long porous medium
    whose cross-section area is 1 cm2 and the pressure difference between the two end is 1
    atmosphere/cm then the permeability of that porous medium will be 1D.
    4. FWL: The free water level is defined by zero capillary pressure.

    WOC: Water oil contact point where water saturation is 100%.


    Analytical problem:
    1.
    a. Pressure profile during the steam soak production phase

    b. Here μoh and µo are the viscosities of the oil at temperatures Th and Tr, respectively. If the inflow
    equations are formulated under steady state flow conditions, the result will be as follows-

    Inflow equation for Stimulated well:

    Since there is continuity of pressure at r = rh. Both equations will yield, upon addition-

    Productivity index, PIstimulated well:


    Inflow equation for Untimulated well:

    Productivity index, PIunstimulated well:

    c. The productivity index ratio can be expressed as-

    2.
    a. Pressure profile
    The inflow equations appropriate for the pressure distribution shown in fig-

    At r = ra, there is continuity of pressure, therefore, adding the above equations-

    b.

    Therefore,
    3.

    In oil fields unit, the inflow equation for steady state condition-

    After rearrangement-

    4.
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