Analysis of a post-fracture - Constant-rate flow test with boundary effects
Input(s)
qg: Gas Flow Rate (MSCF/day)
Bg: Gas formation Volume Factor (RB/MSCF)
m: Slope from Curve (psi/cycle)
mL: Slope from linear Region of Curve (psi/cycle)
pai: Initial Adjusted Well Pressure (psi)
pahr: Adjusted Well pressure at t=1 h(psi)
pD: Dimensionless Pressure (dimensionless)
Ø: Porosity (dimensionless)
ct: Compressibility (1/psi)
rw: Radius of Wellbore (ft)
μ: Viscosity (cP)
h: Formation Thickness ( ft )
tLfD: Time of end of Linear or Pseudo Radial flow from Plot (dimensionless)
Δta: Adjusted Delta Time from Derivative Curve (h)
Output(s)
k: Permeability (mD)
LfPR: Length of Fracture for Pseudo Radial Flow (ft)
LfL: Length of Fracture for Linear Flow (ft)
LfMP: Length of Fracture from Match Point Analysis (ft)
s: Skin Factor (dimensionless)
ΔPaMP: Adjusted Pressure Difference at Match Point from Plot (psi)
Formula(s)
k=162.6∗qg∗ Bg∗m∗ hμ LfPR=1.151∗((mpai−pahr)−log(∅∗μ∗ct∗rw2k)+3.23)LfL=2∗rw∗2.71−sLfMP=4.064∗qg∗mL∗ h∗k0.5Bg∗((∅μ∗ct)21)s=(141.2∗qg∗ Bg∗kμ∗ h)∗(pD)ΔPaMP=((∅∗μ∗ct0.0002637∗k)∗(tLfDΔta))21Reference(s)
Lee, J., Rollins J.B., and Spivey J.P. 2003, Pressure Transient Testing, Vol. 9, SPE Textbook Series, Vol. 9, Henry L. Doherty Memorial Fund of AIME, Richardson, Texas, SPE, Chapter: 6, Page: 121.