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From the authors of Pressure Transient Testing and Well Testing, Spivey and Lee introduce the readers of Applied Well Test Interpretation to the fundamentals of this critical piece of decision-making by focusing on the most basic well testing scenario; a single-well test on a well producing a single-phase fluid, from a single-layer, homogeneous reservoir. Available in print, digital, and digital rental formats.

This paper presents a state-of-the-art on TDS technique which comprises from vertical wells, fractured wells, heavy oil, gas reservoirs, transient-rate analysis, reservoir average pressure estimation, horizontal wells, interference testing, fractal reservoirs, double-porosity reservoirs, double permeability reservoirs, fall-off testing and channelized systems. Additionally, TDS technique is the only accurate option for short well test interpretation. Therefore, three detailed and practical examples are worked out to demonstrate the practicability, accuracy and power of this novel and revolutionary technique which is also demonstrated in this work that TDS technique is currently used by most common commercial well test interpretation software.

Applied Well Test Interpretation by John Spivey, John Lee, PDF, was published in 2013 and uploaded for 500-level Engineering students of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi (ATBU), offering PEE513 course. This ebook can be downloaded for FREE online on this page. Applied Well Test Interpretation ebook can be used to learn Well Test Interpretation, well test, wellbore storage, Radial Flow Semilog Analysis, Log-Log Type Curve Analysis, Pressure Transient Testing, gas flow equation, flow regimes, diagnostic plot, bounded reservoir behavior, Variable Flow Rate, flow rate, wellbore phenomena, Near-Wellbore Phenomena, Well Test Interpretation Workflow, Well Test Design Workflow.

Transient test analysis has been used for more than 60 years as an accurate and cost-effective reservoir characterization tool. Gringarten (2008) presents a very detailed and outstanding work on the state-of-the-art in transient-pressure analysis. d2c66b5586