Dynamic Description Technology of Fractured Vuggy Carbonate Gas Reservoirs delivers a critical reference to reservoir and production engineers on the basic characteristics of fractured vuggy gas reservoirs, combining both static and dynamic data to improve reservoir characterization accuracy and development. Based on the full lifecycle of well testing and advanced production decline analysis, this reference also details how to apply reservoir dynamic evaluation and reserve estimation and performance forecasting. Offering one collective location for the latest research on fractured gas reservoirs, this reference also covers physical models, analysis examples, and processes, 3D numerical well test technology, and deconvolution technology of production decline analysis.

Packed with many calculation examples and more than 100 case studies, this book gives engineers a strong tool to further exploit these complex assets.

Autorentext

Hedong Sun, PhD, SPE member, born in 1973, professional senior engineer, earned his PhD degree from Xi'an Jiaotong University in 2004. Since 2004, he has been a Research Engineer in Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development of Petrochina. He has about 25 years of reservoir engineering experience with a focus on well test analysis and production data analysis. He has published over 60 papers in peer-reviewed journals and SPE conferences. He is an author of 4 books published by Elsevier, including Advanced Production Decline Analysis and Application, Well Test Analysis for Multilayered Reservoir with Formation Crossflow, Dynamic Well Testing in Petroleum Exploration and Development, among others.

Inhalt

Typical characteristics of fractured vuggy carbonate gas reservoirs2. Overview of the dynamic description technology and dynamic monitoring of gas reservoirs3. Well test analysis method of fractured vuggy carbonate gas reservoir4. Reserves estimation method of fractured vuggy carbonate gas reservoir5. Performance forecasting method of fractured vuggy carbonate gas reservoir

Appendix1. Nomenclature2. Unit Conversions from SI to Other Unit Systems3. Common Formulas for Gas Flow in Porous Media4. Foundation of Gas-Liquid Two-phase Flow in Porous Media