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It does not require new data acquisition at well site and makes use of historical dynamic data records, usually few months or longer.
Motivation
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Production rate in producing well depends on its productivity index , current formation pressure and current BHP LaTeX Math Inline |
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q^{\uparrow}(t)=J \cdot (p_e(t) - p_{wf}) |
and as such depends on how formation pressure is maintained over time.
It keeps declining due to to the offtakes:
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and maintained by either aquifer or Fluid Injection and in the latter case depends on injection rates:
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p_e(t) = p_e[q^{\downarrow}(t)] |
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lead to the correlation between production rate, injection rates and bottomhole pressure variation.
The ultimate purpose of MRT is to extract maximum information from correlation between the long-term (few months or longer) flowrate history and BHP history (recorded by PDG).
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