Production data analysis of gas condensate reservoirs using two-phase viscosity and two-phase compressibility
Due to the occurrence of multi-phase flow in gas condensate reservoirs, production data of such reservoirs cannot be accurately analyzed using single-phase, dry gas models. In this work, we established a new semi-analytical method for rate-transient analysis of gas condensate reservoirs producing du...
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Due to the occurrence of multi-phase flow in gas condensate reservoirs, production data of such reservoirs cannot be accurately analyzed using single-phase, dry gas models. In this work, we established a new semi-analytical method for rate-transient analysis of gas condensate reservoirs producing during boundary-dominated flow. In particular, the single-phase flow assumption in the development of the material-balance pseudotime function for dry gas reservoirs is alleviated by incorporating two-phase viscosity and two-phase compressibility into a modified two-phase pseudotime function. Introducing the definition of two-phase pseudotime achieves the goal of (approximately) linearizing the governing diffusivity equation. Using the principle of superposition applied to the constant rate solution, this methodology is extended for wells with dynamic changes in well operating conditions (i.e. rates and pressures). |
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