(气藏工程学英文版课件）Chapter4.2 Decline-Curve Analysis for Gas Wells.ppt

4.5 Summary 6 Derive the harmonic decline relationship and plotting functions trom Arps general equation 7 Derive the hyperbolic decline relationship and plotting functions from Arps general equation. 8 Estimate future performance of a gas well with conventional decline-curve analysis. 9 State the theoretical basis and assumptions for the Fetkovich decline type curve and identify the information that car be obtained from analysis with the Fetkovich decline type curve 10 State a procedure for gas-well decline-curve analysis with the Fetkovich decline type curve. * 4.5 Summary 11 Analyze gas-well production data with the Fetkovich decline type curve 12 State the theoretical basis and assumptions for the Carter decline type curve and identify the information that can be obtained from analysis with the Carter decline type curve 13 State a procedure for gas-well decline-curve analysis with the Carter decline type curve 14 Analyze gas-well production data with the Carter decline type curve. 15 State the limitations of decline type curves. * * LI YAJUN： Office 626，Engineering Building B Tel： 1515 4242 268 E-mail: yajunok@126.com Gas Reservoir Engineering(GRE) * Chapter 4 Decline-Curve Analysis for Gas Wells 4.1 Introduction to Decline-Curve Analysis 4.2 Conventional Analysis Techniques 4.3 Decline Type Curves 4.4 Summary * Type curve: —are plots of theoretical solutions to flow equations and can be generated for virtually any kind of reservoir model for which a general solution describing the flow behavior is available. 4.4 Decline Type Curves The assumptions of decline type curves — must model the well or reservoir conditions * Decline type curves —use log-log graph paper to match preplotted theoretical solutions with actual production data. Uses of decline type curves: (1) Estimate original gas in place and gas reserves at some abandonment conditions (2) Estimate the flowing characteristics of individual wells 4.4 Decline Type Curves * Two decline ty