Question: Section C: Exercises Please attempt both exercises Problem 1 A reservoir has an average permeability value of 1 0 0 m D . Its drainage

Section C: Exercises
Please attempt both exercises
Problem 1
A reservoir has an average permeability value of 100mD. Its drainage area is 500 acres acre is 43,560ft2 and the well diameter is 0.7'. The fluid has a viscosity value of 0.8cp and Bo equal to 1.3rbstb. The reservoir is supported by a strong aquifer and it is producing at a constant rate, thus ensuring steady state conditions. There is some formation damage in the near wellbore area and as a result, the production flowrate has been
reduced by 20% due to the presence of the damage (i.e. we know the production rates ratio rather their values).
Estimate the skin factor due to the formation damage
How much should be the skin factor to reduce the production loss into half?
Problem 2
A cylindrical reservoir has a radius of 3,000', a well radius of 0.35' and thickness of 300'. The average rock permeability is 40mD and the initial pressure is 4,520 psi. The wellbore is vertical with a length of 10,000' and
an SSSV has been set at 1,000' causing a pressure drop of 100 psi under flowing conditions. The reservoir fluid has a B0 value of 1.32rbstb, a viscosity value of 1.5cp and a saturation pressure of 593. The liquid phase
density along the wellbore is assumed to be constant and equal to 6.5ppg. The frictional pressure loss is 0.8**10-?5ftstbd.
A. Compute the expected wellhead pressure when the well is shut in.
B. Provide a chart of the pressure from the perforations level up to the wellhead choke when the well is shut in.
C. Compute the expected wellhead pressure when the well is producing at a rate of 1,000 stb/d.
D. Can the well produce at a rate of 3,000stbd?
 Section C: Exercises Please attempt both exercises Problem 1 A reservoir

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