2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.petrol.2006.10.009
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Well test analysis of finite-conductivity fractured wells producing at constant bottomhole pressure

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“…The pressure transient behavior of a single wellbore-intersecting fracture has been well studied, and many flow regimes have been discussed in the literature Samaniego-V, 1977, 1981a,b;Evans, 1971;Kuchuk andBiryukov, 2013, 2014;Lee and Brockenbrough, 1986;Raghavan, 1976;Soliman, 2009). The rate transient behavior of a single wellbore-intersecting fracture has also been studied (Guppy et al, 1981(Guppy et al, , 1988Nashawi and Malallah, 2007;Prats et al, 1962). Only Nashawi and Malallah (2007) have investigated the rate transient derivative behavior of a single fracture using published solutions for flow regimes.…”
Section: Wellbore-intersecting Single Fracturementioning
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“…The pressure transient behavior of a single wellbore-intersecting fracture has been well studied, and many flow regimes have been discussed in the literature Samaniego-V, 1977, 1981a,b;Evans, 1971;Kuchuk andBiryukov, 2013, 2014;Lee and Brockenbrough, 1986;Raghavan, 1976;Soliman, 2009). The rate transient behavior of a single wellbore-intersecting fracture has also been studied (Guppy et al, 1981(Guppy et al, , 1988Nashawi and Malallah, 2007;Prats et al, 1962). Only Nashawi and Malallah (2007) have investigated the rate transient derivative behavior of a single fracture using published solutions for flow regimes.…”
Section: Wellbore-intersecting Single Fracturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rate transient behavior of a single wellbore-intersecting fracture has also been studied (Guppy et al, 1981(Guppy et al, , 1988Nashawi and Malallah, 2007;Prats et al, 1962). Only Nashawi and Malallah (2007) have investigated the rate transient derivative behavior of a single fracture using published solutions for flow regimes. One of the classic papers on elliptical flow in porous media by Prats et al (1962) presented the first solutions for transient behavior of an infinite-conductivity vertically fractured well produced at a constant pressure and constant rate in a closed elliptical reservoir.…”
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“…This permits accurate modeling of the flow behavior during the fracture and formation linear-flow periods. The grid architecture used in this study is identical to those used by Morse and Von Gonten (1972), Agarwal et al (1979a,b), Bennett et al (1986), Settari et al (2000), Nashawi (2006), and Nashawi and Malallah (2007). Fig.…”
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“…It is worth mentioning that constant-pressure tests have the advantage of minimizing changes in the wellbore storage coefficient (Earlougher Jr., 1977). The wellbore storage effects distort earlytime pressure evolution, subsequently, the constant-pressure well tests allow the analysis of early-time data and in this way information of the reservoir in the vicinity of the wellbore can be obtained (Nashawi and Malallah, 2007). Moreover, ratetransient tests are particularly suitable for the illustration of the long-term behavior of formations (Torcuk et al, 2013).…”
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“…Follow-up investigations conducted by Nashawi (2006) presented semi-analytical solutions when considering non-Darcy flow in a fracture and a method with which it is possible to quantify the turbulence in a fracture. Nashawi and Malallah (2007) developed a direct method to determine the fracture and reservoir parameters without having to use type-curve matching techniques. In this context, Heidari Sureshjani and Clarkson (2015) concluded that plotting techniques overestimate the fracture half-length, leading them to the formulation of an analytical methodology with which it is estimated more precisely.…”
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