Technical Notes - Potentiometric Analyzer Prediction of Pressure Distribution in a Gas-Condensate Reservoir

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
H. B. Bradley L. D. Mullins
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Jan 1, 1958

Abstract

Numerous articles have appeared in the literature citing the application of the potentiometric analyzer to cycling operations. Specific information obtainable by a potentiometric analysis, as noted by various investigators, includes: 1. Pattern sweep efficiency for various injection and production rate programs. 2. Injected fluid breakthrough time at production wells. 3. Optimum production and injection rates. 4. Prediction of injection and/or production well locations. 5. History of advance of the in-jected-produced fluid interface. 6. Ultimate life of the reservoir. 7. Ultimate reservoir production. This note describes a procedure for predicting pressure distribution in a gas-condensate reservoir by using the potentiometric analyzer to obtain potential distribution data on an analog model of the reservoir and then applying Muskat's' equations. The method relates the volumetric weighted average datum pressure to the mean potential in the model.
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APA: H. B. Bradley L. D. Mullins  (1958)  Technical Notes - Potentiometric Analyzer Prediction of Pressure Distribution in a Gas-Condensate Reservoir

MLA: H. B. Bradley L. D. Mullins Technical Notes - Potentiometric Analyzer Prediction of Pressure Distribution in a Gas-Condensate Reservoir. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1958.

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