the impact of hydraulic flow unit & reservoir quality index on pressure profile and productivity index in multi-segments reservoirs
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The objective of this paper is studying the impact of the hydraulic flow unit and reservoir quality index (RQI) on pressure profile and productivity index of horizontal wells acting in finite reservoirs. Several mathematical models have been developed to investigate this impact. These models have been built based on the pressure distribution in porous media, depleted by a horizontal well, consist of multi hydraulic flow units and different reservoir quality index. The porous media are assumed to be finite rectangular reservoirs having different configurations and the wellbores may have different lengths. Several analytical models describing flow regimes have been derived wherein hydraulic flow units and reservoir quality index have been included in addition to rock and fluid properties. The impact of these two parameters on reservoir performance has also been studied using steady state productivity index.It has been found that both pressure responses and flow regimes are highly affected by the existence of multiple hydraulic flow units in the porous media and the change in reservoir quality index for these units. Positive change in the RQI could lead to positive change in both pressure drop required for reservoir fluids to move towards the wellbore and hence the productivity index.Reference Key |
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Authors | ;Salam Al-Rbeawi;Fadhil Kadhim |
Journal | review of economic and business studies |
Year | 2017 |
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