Transient flow analysis and partial water relative permeability curve derivation for low permeability undersaturated coalbed methane wells
Rate transient analysis (RTA) is an important reservoir engineering tool used to extract reservoir and stimulation information from flow rates and pressures obtained from producing wells. Adaptation of analytical RTA methods for this purpose has been slow for coalbed methane (CBM) reservoirs because...
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