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• W2110170500 abstract "Abstract Several pressure buildup tests are analyzed with a view to evaluate the potential of the ideas given in the literature. A broad range of tests is examined to demonstrate the characteristics of responses in wells producing below the dew point. Methods to obtain quantitative information that is consistent for different tests are outlined. Introduction Because of the extraordinary success of the diffusivity equation in enabling us to analyze pressure measurements and the conveniences derived therefrom, the analysis of pressure responses subject to the influences of multiphase flow is, at best, provided only a perfunctory treatment in the literature. Single-phase flow is the paradigm in this area of reservoir engineering. The reluctance in shifting from this paradigm may be partially attributed to the perception that relative-permeability measurements are not reliable enough for us to analyze the rapid changes in pressure that occur over a very short period of time. The other principal reason is that a simple method needs to he devised to relate relative permeability to pressure, although studies have suggested procedures to address this issue. This paper provides information for those interested in using multiphase-flow concepts for analyzing pressure-buildup tests in wells producing gas-condensate reservoirs. This class of tests was chosen for a number of reasons besides the fact that our principal interest is to apply the ideas in the literature to field tests. We believe that only in this way can the true merit of theoretical ideas be evaluated, and more importantly, can advances be made. Furthermore, the gas-condensate system provides us with an opportunity to combine both single-phase and two-phase flow concepts. Although the emphasis is on the analysis of field tests, we have conducted a number of simulations using a compositional model to evaluate plausible reasons for explanations we provide. Thus, our evaluations of these field tests have been verified by considering synthetic pressure-responses. In the following, we examine 5 tests to demonstrate important features of buildup responses in gas-condensate reservoirs. Four of these tests are in depletion systems and the fifth one discusses buildup tests in a pressure-maintenance project. P. 459" @default.
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• W2110170500 title "Practical Considerations in the Analysis of Gas-Condensate Well Tests" @default.
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