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The document presents an overview of decline curves, which are a tool used in reservoir engineering to forecast average reservoir production rates and determine necessary actions to maintain economic production. It discusses reservoir lifecycles, performance factors like water cut and pressure, and natural reservoir tendencies. Exponential, hyperbolic, and harmonic decline curves are introduced as methods to classify production decline and forecast rates and economic limits. An example exponential decline curve analysis is also included.
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Decline Curves_By Gustavo Milla Flores_English Intermediate Two_final Version
The document presents an overview of decline curves, which are a tool used in reservoir engineering to forecast average reservoir production rates and determine necessary actions to maintain economic production. It discusses reservoir lifecycles, performance factors like water cut and pressure, and natural reservoir tendencies. Exponential, hyperbolic, and harmonic decline curves are introduced as methods to classify production decline and forecast rates and economic limits. An example exponential decline curve analysis is also included.
The document presents an overview of decline curves, which are a tool used in reservoir engineering to forecast average reservoir production rates and determine necessary actions to maintain economic production. It discusses reservoir lifecycles, performance factors like water cut and pressure, and natural reservoir tendencies. Exponential, hyperbolic, and harmonic decline curves are introduced as methods to classify production decline and forecast rates and economic limits. An example exponential decline curve analysis is also included.
Date: 24/July/2014 Objective To present a easy and practical tool in the reservoir engineering to forecast the average reservoir rate to plan what actions are necessary to maintenance a economical production.
Introduction
Reservoir life cycle
Reservoir performance
Natural Reservoir Tendence
Forecast :Decline Curves
Exponential Hyperbolic Harmonic Example
Closure
Content
Introduction Reservoir management
Maximize profits/proftitability index from a reservoir
Optimizing recovery Minimizing capital investment. Discovery Delineation Development Primary Secondary Tertiary Abandonment Exploration Reservoir life Cycle Basin Prospect Play
Reservoir performance WOR Oil Rate GOR Pressure No Well Time Years O i l
p r o d u c t i o n
s t b / d a y
P r e s s u r e
[ p s i ]
W O R
G O R
N o
W e l l
Natural Reservoir Tendence O i l
p r o d u c t i o n
s t b / d a y
Time Years { Economic limit The so-called Economic Limit is when extrapolating the graph reaches a point where the value of the production of oil or gas, is equivalent to the cost of production. To continue with the operation, the expenses would be higher than income. Qo t E.L. Flow regimes Semi steady- State flow Exponential Hyperblic Harmonic Unsteady state flow Decline curves
Decline Curves Clasification of production decline curves Decline Curves Example Exponential declination
Declination curves are used to forecast the production rate and predict the limit economic.
It is a tool to analize the reservoir behavior versus time.
Its important to compare with other methods like numerical simulation Closure Agarwal, R. G., Gardner, D. C., Kleinsteiber, S. W., and Fussell, D. D., Analyzing Well Production Data Using Combined Type Curve and Decline Curve Analysis Concepts, SPE 49222, SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, New Orleans, LA, September 1998.
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3. Anash, J., Blasingame, T. A., and Knowles, R. S., A Semi-Analytic (p/z) RateTime Relation for the Analysis and Prediction of Gas Well Performance , SPE Reservoir Eval. & Eng. 3(6), December 2000 References