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Chapter 3. Formation Damage

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 Perforation Skin Effect
— Karakas and Tariq (1988) have
presented a semi-analytical solution
for the calculation of the
perforation skin effect, which they
divide into components:
— the plane flow effect, sH;
— the vertical converging effect, sV;
— and the wellbore effect, swb.
— The total perforation skin effect is
then sp= sH+ sV+ swb

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 Perforation Skin Effect
— Using Karakas and Tariq (1988) model,
calculate the total perforation skin effect
for the following well data:
— The well has well radius, rW= 0.328 ft
— and is perforated with 2 SPF (Shots
per Foot),
— perforation radius, rperf= 0.25 inches,
— perforation length, lperf= 8 inches,
— and perforation phasing of 120°,
— and horizontal-to-vertical
permeability, kH/kV= 10

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