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    The document describes decline curve analysis for two production datasets. For the first dataset: - The decline follows an exponential model with parameters q1=819 Mscf/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.105/month. - Production will decline to 50 Mscf/d after 27 months and total recovery will be 1000 Bscf. For the second dataset: - Decline is also exponential with parameters q1=1637 STB/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.106/month. - Production of 50 STB/d will occur after 33 months and total recovery is 2000 MMstb.

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    The document describes decline curve analysis for two production datasets. For the first dataset: - The decline follows an exponential model with parameters q1=819 Mscf/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.105/month. - Production will decline to 50 Mscf/d after 27 months and total recovery will be 1000 Bscf. For the second dataset: - Decline is also exponential with parameters q1=1637 STB/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.106/month. - Production of 50 STB/d will occur after 33 months and total recovery is 2000 MMstb.

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    The document describes decline curve analysis for two production datasets. For the first dataset: - The decline follows an exponential model with parameters q1=819 Mscf/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.105/month. - Production will decline to 50 Mscf/d after 27 months and total recovery will be 1000 Bscf. For the second dataset: - Decline is also exponential with parameters q1=1637 STB/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.106/month. - Production of 50 STB/d will occur after 33 months and total recovery is 2000 MMstb.

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    Decline Curve1

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    Dianita Zuama
    The document describes decline curve analysis for two production datasets. For the first dataset: - The decline follows an exponential model with parameters q1=819 Mscf/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.105/month. - Production will decline to 50 Mscf/d after 27 months and total recovery will be 1000 Bscf. For the second dataset: - Decline is also exponential with parameters q1=1637 STB/d, t1=2 months, and rate=0.106/month. - Production of 50 STB/d will occur after 33 months and total recovery is 2000 MMstb.

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    Problems

    8.3 For the data given in the following table, identify a suitable decline model, determine
    model parameters, predict the time when the production rate will decline to a marginal
    value of 50 Mscf/day, and the reverses to be recovered before the marginal production
    rate is reached:

    Solution :

    log (q) VS t
    10000

    1000
    q (Mscf/D)

    100

    10

    1
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30
    t (month)

     Grafik log (q) Vs t menunjukkan model decline eksponensial


     Model parameter
    Untuk decline eksponensial

    =
    ( − )

    t1 = 2 months, q1 = 819 Mscf/D


    t2 = 23 months, q2 = 100 Mscf/D

    = = , /
    ( − )

    ∆
    t (month) q (Mscf/D) Δq Δt − ∆
    1 904,84 - - -
    2 818,73 -86,11 1 0,105
    3 740,82 -77,91 1 0,105
    4 670,32 -70,5 1 0,105
    5 606,53 -63,79 1 0,105
    6 548,81 -57,72 1 0,105
    7 496,59 -52,22 1 0,105
    8 449,33 -47,26 1 0,105
    9 406,57 -42,76 1 0,105
    10 367,88 -38,69 1 0,105
    11 332,87 -35,01 1 0,105
    12 301,19 -31,68 1 0,105
    13 272,53 -28,66 1 0,105
    14 246,6 -25,93 1 0,105
    15 223,13 -23,47 1 0,105
    16 201,9 -21,23 1 0,105
    17 182,68 -19,22 1 0,105
    18 165,3 -17,38 1 0,105
    19 149,57 -15,73 1 0,105
    20 135,34 -14,23 1 0,105
    21 122,46 -12,88 1 0,105
    22 110,8 -11,66 1 0,105
    23 100,26 -10,54 1 0,105
    24 90,72 -9,54 1 0,105
    0,15
    0,14
    0,13
    0,12
    - Δq/qΔt 0,11
    (1/month)0,10
    0,09
    0,08
    0,07
    0,06
    0,05
    3 203 403 603 803 1003
    q (Mscf/D)

    1000
    900
    800
    700
    q (Mscf/D)

    600
    500
    400
    300
    200
    100
    0
    0 10 20 30
    t (month)
    =
    (qi is production rate at t=0)
    =
    =
    905
    = ( , )( )

    = 1000 /
    8.4 For the data given in the following table, identify a suitable decline model, determine
    model parameters, predict the time when the production rate will decline to a marginal
    value of 50 stb/day, and yearly oil productions:

    Solution :

    log(q) VS t
    10000

    1000
    q (STB/D)

    100

    10

    1
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30
    t (month)
     Grafik log (q) Vs t menunjukkan model decline eksponensial
     Model parameter
    Untuk decline eksponensial

    =
    ( − )

    t1 = 2 months, q1 = 1637 Mscf/D


    t2 = 23 months, q2 = 201 Mscf/D

    = = , /
    ( − )
    t (month) q (Mscf/D) Δq Δt

    1 1810 - - -
    2 1637 -173 1 0,106
    3 1482 -155 1 0,105
    4 1341 -141 1 0,105
    5 1213 -128 1 0,106
    6 1098 -115 1 0,105
    7 993 -105 1 0,106
    8 899 -94 1 0,105
    9 813 -86 1 0,106
    10 736 -77 1 0,105
    11 666 -70 1 0,105
    12 602 -64 1 0,106
    13 545 -57 1 0,105
    14 493 -52 1 0,105
    15 446 -47 1 0,105
    16 404 -42 1 0,104
    17 365 -39 1 0,107
    18 331 -34 1 0,103
    19 299 -32 1 0,107
    20 271 -28 1 0,103
    21 245 -26 1 0,106
    22 222 -23 1 0,104
    23 201 -21 1 0,104
    24 181 -20 1 0,110
    0,150

    0,130
    (1/month)
    0,110
    - Δq/qΔt

    0,090

    0,070

    0,050
    0 500 1000 1500 2000
    q (STB/D)

    2000
    1800
    1600
    1400
    1200
    q (STB/D)

    1000
    800
    600
    400
    200
    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30
    t (month)

    =
    (qi is production rate at t=0)
    =
    =
    1810
    = ( , )( )

    = 2000 /

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