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

Chapte

r 4 – R ate Transient Analysis (RTA)

- p140/743

Where the normalized pseudo pressure and equivalent time functions are defined as:

p

p

i

i i

i

n

base

dp

z

p

p

z

pm

2

2

) (

t

t

g

g

g

ti

gi

egas

dt

pcp

t q

t q

c

t

0

) ( ) (

)(

)(

Using the equality derived from the P.S.S. equation:

)( ) (

2)(

pm pm

p

GZ

tq

c

t

i

i

i i

i

t i

a

equation (1) can be changed to give:

)(

) (

)(

t

w n

n

qb pm pm



(2)

The principle of the flowing material balance method is:

Create a plot of

)(

)(

) (

t

n

i

n

q

pm pm

versus

a

t

As the system goes into pseudo steady state flow, the points will converge towards a straight

line: the intercept at ta = 0 hrs is b.

Having b:

1.

The equation (2) is used to calculate

p

from pw, b, and q(t).

2.

Zp

/

is plotted versus Q:

Fig. 4.C.9 –

Zp

/

versus Q plot

3.

A straight line is drawn through the Pavg/Z and extrapolated to get Gi.