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Preface.
Online Complement: /homepage/sad/books/welltes tField Examples Data and Analysis. 1. Principles of Transient Testing. 1.1 Intro duction. 1.2 Typical flow regimes. 1.3 Well and reservoir characterizati on.
2. The Analysis Methods. 2.1 Log-log sc ale. 2.2 Pressure curves analysis. 2.3 Pressure derivative. 2.4 The anal ysis scales.
3. Wellbore Conditions. 3.1 We ll with wellbore storage and skin. 3.2 Infinite conductivity or uniform flux vertical fracture. 3.3 Finite conductivity vertical fracture. 3.4 W ell in partial penetration. 3.5 Slanted well. 3.6 Horizontal well. 3.7 S kin factors.
4. Effect of Reservoir Heterogeneities on Well Responses. 4.1 Fissured reservoirs. 4.2 Layered reservo irs with or without crossflow. 4.3 Composite reservoirs. 4.4 Combined re servoir heterogeneities.
5. Effect of Reservoir Boun
Preface.
Online Complement: /homepage/sad/books/welltes tField Examples Data and Analysis. 1. Principles of Transient Testing. 1.1 Intro duction. 1.2 Typical flow regimes. 1.3 Well and reservoir characterizati on.
2. The Analysis Methods. 2.1 Log-log sc ale. 2.2 Pressure curves analysis. 2.3 Pressure derivative. 2.4 The anal ysis scales.
3. Wellbore Conditions. 3.1 We ll with wellbore storage and skin. 3.2 Infinite conductivity or uniform flux vertical fracture. 3.3 Finite conductivity vertical fracture. 3.4 W ell in partial penetration. 3.5 Slanted well. 3.6 Horizontal well. 3.7 S kin factors.
4. Effect of Reservoir Heterogeneities on Well Responses. 4.1 Fissured reservoirs. 4.2 Layered reservo irs with or without crossflow. 4.3 Composite reservoirs. 4.4 Combined re servoir heterogeneities.
5. Effect of Reservoir Boun
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