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    This document contains information about an oil reservoir including initial reservoir pressure (Pr), flowing bottomhole pressure (Pwf), oil viscosity, formation volume factor, and saturation properties. It asks to determine the future production rate if Pr decreases to 2000 psi and Pwf increases to 1500 psi, and to plot the new inferred pressure-rate curve along with the original curve. The solution shows calculations to predict the future production rate using a standing material balance technique, finding a rate of 539.469398 BPD at the new pressure conditions.

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    This document contains information about an oil reservoir including initial reservoir pressure (Pr), flowing bottomhole pressure (Pwf), oil viscosity, formation volume factor, and saturation properties. It asks to determine the future production rate if Pr decreases to 2000 psi and Pwf increases to 1500 psi, and to plot the new inferred pressure-rate curve along with the original curve. The solution shows calculations to predict the future production rate using a standing material balance technique, finding a rate of 539.469398 BPD at the new pressure conditions.

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    Book 1

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    Imam Zulkifli S
    This document contains information about an oil reservoir including initial reservoir pressure (Pr), flowing bottomhole pressure (Pwf), oil viscosity, formation volume factor, and saturation properties. It asks to determine the future production rate if Pr decreases to 2000 psi and Pwf increases to 1500 psi, and to plot the new inferred pressure-rate curve along with the original curve. The solution shows calculations to predict the future production rate using a standing material balance technique, finding a rate of 539.469398 BPD at the new pressure conditions.

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    Pr

    qo
    Pwf
    E

    2600
    500
    1800
    0.6

    P'wf
    qmax (Ef=0,6)
    qmax (Ef=1)

    Pwf'
    Pwf'

    1040
    1639.122
    1045.792

    2120
    1800

    IPR CURVE
    3000
    2500

    Pwf
    0
    200
    400
    600
    800
    1000
    1200
    1400
    1600
    1800
    2000
    2120
    2400
    2600

    EF=0,6
    q
    1639.122
    1606.145
    1557.651
    1493.637
    1414.106
    1319.056
    1208.489
    1082.402
    940.7976
    783.6747
    611.0335
    500
    219.1962
    0

    EF=1
    1045
    1024.752
    993.8119
    952.9703
    902.2277
    841.5842
    771.0396
    690.5941
    600.2475
    500
    389.8515
    319.0099
    139.8515
    0

    2000
    1500
    1000
    500
    0
    0

    500

    1000

    1500

    PR CURVE

    with Ef= 0,6


    with EF=1

    1500

    2000

    Tentukan produksi sumur jika Pr turun sampai 2000 psi dan FBHP 1500 psi. Plot Kurva IPR
    Known:
    Parameter
    ARP, psi
    FBHP, psi
    Q, BPD
    Viscosity, cp
    Bo
    So
    Residual Oil Saturation
    Residual water Saturation

    Present
    Future
    2500
    2000
    2300
    1500
    400 x
    3
    3.6
    1.18
    1.16
    0.76
    0.67
    0.2
    0.22

    Question :
    Determine flowrate in future and plot IPR curve
    Solution : In this case, i choose Standing Procedure for prediction future IPR curves
    1. Calculate J and Qmax
    J
    2 stb/d.psi

    =

    qmax
    2880.18433 stb/d

    1 0,2 0,8( )2
    2. Calculate J in Present
    =

    1,8()

    Jp*

    2.07373272

    kro(present)
    kro(future)

    0.86904073
    0.4312007

    Jf*

    1.21380614

    539.469398

    3. Calculate J in future

    = (1)
    assume n = 4

    = (
    ) /(
    )
    .
    .
    4. Calculate flowrate in future @pwf=1500psi
    q=

    [1
    1,8

    0,2

    5. Plot IPR curves

    2
    ) ]

    0,8(

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