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

Chapter

3 – P ressure Transient Analysis (PTA)

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3.B.4

Shut-in after a complex production and superposition plot

When a shut-in follows a complex production / injection history, the process is equivalent to

that for a simple build-up, but the Horner time must be replaced by the superposition time

function defined by:

 

t

t

t t

q q

q q

t Sn

i

n

n

i

n

n

i

i

 



log )

log(

1

1

1

1

A plot of pressure versus superposition time is the ‘general semi-log’ plot:

Fig. 3.B.4 – General semilog: superposition plot

Calculations of permeability is the same as for the Horner plot, and the skin factor is calculated

by taking one point on the straight line, say (X,Y), and is given by:









 

n

i

i

n

in

n

i

i

wt

wf

t

t

q q

q q

rc

k

X

m

p Y

S

1

1

1

2

23.3

log

log

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