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This document appears to provide instructions for using a WBS-IARF model to analyze well test data on a log-log graph. It includes examples of picking values from the derivative and pressure change curves to estimate permeability and skin factor. It also gives two examples providing well test data and asking the reader to analyze the data on a log-log graph to determine permeability, skin factor, and other values.

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Part 7a - Manual Log-Log Analysis WBS IARF Model

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WBS-IARF Model-Manual Log-Log- Analysis-WTA

MOnur

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Here tw is any time value to be chosen on the unitslope line and pw (or Bourdet derivative pw) is the corresponding pressure change value to be read on the unit-slope line from the vertical axis as shown above.

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Here tIARF is any time value to be chosen in the time interval when the zeroslope line applies and pIARF and Bourdet derivative pIARF are the corresponding pressure change and derivative values to be read for mthe pressure change and derivative data during IARF period as from the vetical axis as shown above.

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Given the following data, estimate permeability and skin factor for the diagnostic plot:

q = 50 STB/D h = 15 ft B = 1.36 RB/STB

p wf = 2095 psia = 18.3% c t = 17.9 x 10 6 psi 1

r w = 0.25 ft

= 0.563 cp

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From the horizontal part of the field data derivative curve, we estimate (p)IARF. to be 14. We pick a convenient time tIARF, 20, within the horizontal portion of the derivative, and read the coordinates of the field data pressure change curve at that time, pIARF to be 400.

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Given the following data, analyze the data in the log-log graph above. Answer: C = 2.3x10-3 bbl/psi, k = 41 md, s = 0.

q = 50 STB/D h = 25 ft Bo = 1.099 RB/STB

= 27.6 %
ct = 9.4 x 106 psi1

rw = 0.36 ft = 5.28 cp

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Given the following data, analyze the data in the log-log graph above. Answer: C = 8.3x10-3 bbl/psi, k = 16 md, s = 1.44

q g = 5108 M scf/D h = 4.4 ft B gi = 0.781 RB/M scf

= 10 %
c ti = 1.66 x 10 4 psi 1

r w = 0.33 ft

gi = 0.0214 cp

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