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Introduction to Well Testing
Introduction to Well TestingInstructional Objectives
1. List 4 objectives of well testing.
2. Define testing variables.
3. Compute compressibility of reservoir systems.
Introduction To Well TestingOutline
• Applications and objectives of well testing
• Development of the diffusivity equation
• Definitions and sources for data used in well testing
What Is A Well Test?• A tool for reservoir evaluation and
characterization– Investigates a much larger volume of the
reservoir than cores or logs– Provides estimate of permeability under in-
situ conditions– Provides estimates of near-wellbore condition– Provides estimates of distances to
boundaries
How Is A Well Test Conducted?qq = 0
t
q
t
p
Well Test Applications
• Exploration
• Reservoir engineering
• Production engineering
Well Test Objectives
• Define reservoir limits
• Estimate average drainage area pressure
• Characterize reservoir
• Diagnose productivity problems
• Evaluate stimulation treatment effectiveness
Types of Well Tests
q
Single-Well Multi-Well
Development of the Diffusivity Equation
The Diffusivity Equation
• Describes the flow of
– A slightly compressible fluid
– Having constant viscosity
– In a porous medium
– At constant temperature
The Continuity Equation
21 vAvAm
(Av)1 (Av)2
Equation of State for a Slightly Compressible Liquid
oppcoe
Flow Equation - Darcy’s Law
or, in differential form,
LpkA
q
xpk
u xx
The Diffusivity Equation
tp
kc
rp
rrr
1 t
Data Used in Well Testing
Formation Volume Factor
surf
reso V
VB
Viscosity
dy v
v + dv
dydv
A
F
Fluid Compressibility
pVln
pV
V1
c oo
oo
Porosity
Permeability
pALq
k
Pore Compressibility
p
ln
p
1cf
Net Pay Thickness
h = h1 + h2 + h3
Shale
Sand
h3
h2
h1
Net Pay Thickness
Case 1 Case 3
Case 4Case 2
SaturationsH2O
Wellbore Radius
rw
Total Compressibility
ggwwooft cScScScc
Exercise 1
• List 4 objectives of well testing
Exercise 2
• Define variables used in well testing
Exercise 3
• Calculate total compressibility for an undersaturated oil reservoir
Exercise 4
• Calculate total compressibility for a saturated oil reservoir
Exercise 5
• Calculate total compressibility for a low-pressure, high-permeability gas reservoir
Exercise 6
• Calculate total compressibility for a high-pressure, low-permeability gas reservoir