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(1) \phi \cdot \partial_\tau \Psi - \nabla \cdot \left( k \cdot \vec \nabla \Psi \right) = 0
(2) -\frac{k}{\mu} \int_{\Sigma} \, \nabla p \, d {\bf A} = q(t)

where

p(t, {\bf r})

reservoir pressure

t

time

\phi({\bf r})

effective porosity 

{\bf r }

position vector


c_t(p)
total compressibility 

\nabla


k
formation permeability to a given fluid

d {\bf A}

normal surface element of well-reservoir contact


\mu(p)

dynamic viscosity of a given  fluid

\displaystyle \Psi(p) =2 \, \int_0^p \frac{p \, dp}{\mu(p) \, Z(p)}

Pseudo-Pressure


Z(p)
fluid compressibility factor

\displaystyle \tau(t) = \int_0^t \frac{dt}{\mu(p) \, c_t(p)}

Pseudo-Time



q(t)





In some practical cases the complex  c_t \, \mu  can be considered as constant in time which makes  

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 a linear differential equation.

But during the early transition times the pressure drop is usually high and the complex  c_t \, \mu  can not be considered as constant in time which leads to distortion of pressure transient diagnostics at early times.

In this case one can use Pseudo-Time, calculated by means of the bottom-hole pressure p_{BHP}(t):

(3) \tau(t) = \int_0^t \frac{dt}{\mu(p_{BHP}(t)) \, c_t(p_{BHP}(t))}

to correct early-time transient  behaviour.



See also


Physics / Mechanics / Continuum mechanics / Fluid Mechanics / Fluid Dynamics / Pressure Diffusion / Pressure Diffusion @model





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