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Dynamic Data Analysis – v5.12.01 - © KAPPA 1988-2017

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r 4 – R ate Transient Analysis (RTA)

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The traditional method of using this presentation is in conjunction with type-curves for a

particular well model (see figure below).

Fig. 4.C.2 – Blasingame type curve

This plot is used as a diagnostic tool, where the data and a model response are compared. The

model can be any model, analytical or numerical, single or multi-well, etc. One can either

display the ‘true’ model response, i.e. the response to the full pressure history, or the

response to a single pressure step. The single step response shows the signature of the model

in a clear, and usable form, whereas the response to the real history is usually very erratic,

because the equivalent time is jumping back and forth in time.

Fig. 4.C.3 – Blasingame plot with ‘true’ model response