SPE Western Regional Meeting 2017
DOI: 10.2118/185654-ms
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Temperature Transient Analysis for Characterization of Multilayer Reservoirs with Crossflow

Abstract: Multilayer systems are widely encountered in underground hydrocarbon reservoirs. To obtain accurate multilayer properties and understand the flow behavior in a multilayer system, many testing and analysis procedures have been evolved. Recent developments on downhole temperature monitoring systems open new alternatives contributing to multilayer reservoir characterization. The progressing technique, temperature transient analysis, is developed to use the temperature data, which are unique for each layer in a mu… Show more

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“…The properties allow the fluid to cross each layer reservoir. The study of formation crossflow could be evaluated by using flow well testing interpretation (Park, 1989;Happy et al, 2014) and temperature analysis of well (Mao and Zeidouni, 2017). Wellbore crossflow could happen once the production line is commingle and impermeable layer appears between the producing layers.…”
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“…The properties allow the fluid to cross each layer reservoir. The study of formation crossflow could be evaluated by using flow well testing interpretation (Park, 1989;Happy et al, 2014) and temperature analysis of well (Mao and Zeidouni, 2017). Wellbore crossflow could happen once the production line is commingle and impermeable layer appears between the producing layers.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Mao and Zeidouni (2017) [39] presented an analytical solution to determine the individual layer temperature signal associated with constant rate production of slightly compressible fluid from a fully penetrating vertical well in a multilayered reservoir. They provide semi-log temperature interpretation techniques to characterize the layer permeability and porosity, and damage zone radius considering the availability of adequate data.…”
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confidence: 99%