All Days 1982
DOI: 10.2118/10838-ms
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Evaluation of Devonian Shale Reservoir Using Multi-Well Pressure Transient Testing Data

Abstract: A multi-well test program designed to study the gas production mechanisms of the eastern Devonian shale reservoirs was completed. Two offset wells were drilled as observation wells in Meigs County, OH. This paper presents the engineering design of the tests, data acquired, analysis techniques, and results of the analysis. The results indicated a complete anisotropic, layered reservoir system which implies directional gas flow and orientation of natural fractures. This study has provided an insig… Show more

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“…11 Another advantage of type curves is that a single plot may include different flow patterns (linear, spherical, radial and any transitional) that all can occur during the test.…”
Section: Choosing a Methods To Analyze Pressure Transient Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11 Another advantage of type curves is that a single plot may include different flow patterns (linear, spherical, radial and any transitional) that all can occur during the test.…”
Section: Choosing a Methods To Analyze Pressure Transient Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1988 -1994- 1982- -1988- 0 1976- -1982- 1970- -1976- 1964- -1970- 1958- -1964- 1952- -1958- 1946- -1952- 1940- -1946- BELOW 1940 Figure 1.52 Pressure cbntours for the permeability field shown in Example 1 at a time step of 0.15 days during the flow simulation.…”
Section: -2ooomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ApplyiDI the constant surface rate boundary condition leads to the solutioñ ("t) = 2:~hPD('D,tD) (5) where PD is a known functionS. But then, using equation (4), in terms of a potential rather than pressure. The potential is defined by Use of the potential~for numerical reasons led to some analytic developments.…”
Section: Pcmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The defining equation for the wellbore storage coefficient is from the dimensions of 4 ..,.,.,mt_:::4;-r"-r-r,. ".TTI01-_":::3"'T"""T""TTTTrMI01-_":::2"'T"""r-rn-nnf-_=-1T""'r-rn-n"+-0-'-"'T"'1r-TT"'+-1-'-""""'''''''',J 2 a a a a a a a a Time (hours) Figure 6.…”
Section: Wellbore Storage In the Potential Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%