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    Manual Log Log Analysis: Narrated By: Rs Trijana Kartoatmodjo, PHD

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    This document provides an example of manually estimating permeability and skin factor from a log-log diagnostic plot without using type curves. Key steps include: 1) Identifying the equivalent time (tr), pressure change (Δpr), and normalized pressure derivative (tΔp'r) from the diagnostic plot 2) Using the equations provided to calculate permeability (k) and skin factor (s) directly from the diagnostic plot measurements 3) The example calculates k = 12.9 md and s = 7.23 for a given well test scenario

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    This document provides an example of manually estimating permeability and skin factor from a log-log diagnostic plot without using type curves. Key steps include: 1) Identifying the equivalent time (tr), pressure change (Δpr), and normalized pressure derivative (tΔp'r) from the diagnostic plot 2) Using the equations provided to calculate permeability (k) and skin factor (s) directly from the diagnostic plot measurements 3) The example calculates k = 12.9 md and s = 7.23 for a given well test scenario

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    This document provides an example of manually estimating permeability and skin factor from a log-log diagnostic plot without using type curves. Key steps include: 1) Identifying the equivalent time (tr), pressure change (Δpr), and normalized pressure derivative (tΔp'r) from the diagnostic plot 2) Using the equations provided to calculate permeability (k) and skin factor (s) directly from the diagnostic plot measurements 3) The example calculates k = 12.9 md and s = 7.23 for a given well test scenario

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    This document provides an example of manually estimating permeability and skin factor from a log-log diagnostic plot without using type curves. Key steps include: 1) Identifying the equivalent time (tr), pressure change (Δpr), and normalized pressure derivative (tΔp'r) from the diagnostic plot 2) Using the equations provided to calculate permeability (k) and skin factor (s) directly from the diagnostic plot measurements 3) The example calculates k = 12.9 md and s = 7.23 for a given well test scenario

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    Manual Log‐Log Analysis

    Narrated by: RS Trijana Kartoatmodjo, PhD

    9/25/2016 Well Test 184


    Instructional Objectives
    • To be able to manually estimate 
    permeability and skin factor from the 
    log‐log diagnostic plot without using 
    type curves

    9/25/2016 Well Test 185


    Estimating Permeability and Skin 
    Factor from the Diagnostic Plot
    1000

    pr
    Pressure change, psi

    100

    (tp’)r
    10

    1
    0.01 0.1 1 10 tr 100 1000

    Equivalent time, hrs


    9/25/2016 Well Test 186
    Estimating Permeability 
    and Skin Factor
    70.6qB
    k
    htp r

    1   pr  kt r 
    s   ln 
    2 
    2  tp r  1688c t rw  

    9/25/2016 Well Test 187


    Example

    q = 50 STB/D pwf = 2095 psia


    h = 15 ft  = 18.3%
    B = 1.36 RB/STB ct = 17.9 x 106 psi1
     = 0.563 cp rw = 0.25 ft

    9/25/2016 Well Test 188


    Estimate (tp’)r, tr, and pr
    1000

    400
    Pressure change, psi

    100

    14
    10

    1
    0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000
    20
    Equivalent time, hrs

    9/25/2016 Well Test 189


    Estimate Permeability

    70.6qB
    k
    htp r
     70.6 50 1.36 0.563  
      
     1514 
     12.9 md

    9/25/2016 Well Test 190


    Estimate Skin Factor

    1   pr  kt r 
    s   ln 
    2 
    2  tp r  1688c t rw  
    1  400
     

     ln
    12.9 20  
    
    2  14  1688 0 . 183 0 . 563 17 . 9  10 6
    0 . 25 2 
     
     7.23

    9/25/2016 Well Test 191

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