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The document discusses partial penetration of wells with respect to producing intervals, identifying spherical or hemispherical flow regimes on log-log pressure response graphs, and removing distortions by fully perforating intervals. It also mentions mechanical skin, non-Darcy coefficient, mobility and storativity ratios, and using equations from provided slides regarding these topics, ensuring unit homogeneity. Hornor plots and finding example solutions from prior exams are also brought up.

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The document discusses partial penetration of wells with respect to producing intervals, identifying spherical or hemispherical flow regimes on log-log pressure response graphs, and removing distortions by fully perforating intervals. It also mentions mechanical skin, non-Darcy coefficient, mobility and storativity ratios, and using equations from provided slides regarding these topics, ensuring unit homogeneity. Hornor plots and finding example solutions from prior exams are also brought up.

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Well testing solutions

the geometrical damage results when a -1


well partially penetrated with respect to the
total producing interval .
And it can be identified on log log response
to pressure data where we will have spherical
or hemi spherical flow regime ( slope= -0.5)
.after the well bore storage
And it can be removed by
perforating totally the producing interval so
that flow lines will not be distorted when it
.reaches near to the producing interval

apparent skin: total skin of the mechanical -2


skin and the term called non Darcy
coefficient due to turbulence flow in gas
.wells
Please go to slide 32 ( pdf 2) and memories
all the equations and the graph to support
. your definition
3- from slide 49 under (pdf 3) , memories this
slide mobility ratio and storativty ratio and
their equations.

And look also slide 50 under this 49 slide to see


their effect on the graph.

5- for this exercise plz go to slide slide 27 ( pdf 2)


And use the equation ts=.. she gave you all
information , and for porosity I think it is 0.21 ( you
wrote this value is q!!!!) and for re is 1 km , you
have all the information and it is very simple
equation but!!!!!!!!!!! Pay attention to the units to
be all homogenize , I don't remember units , but
she gave you really different units so you need to
make them similar , for rw , u don't need to use
them.

6-well bore storage minimizing .

7-hornor plot is slide 82 & 85 ( PDF 2).

8- I don't know what she want!!!

9-the question is not clear in drawing !! but there is


similar one to that in the last exams I saw many
times and the solution is easy , I gave my paper
exam to fucken Berta , but am sure some guys
have that sheet of exams and it contain all past
exams with solution , try to find it and practice on
them , ali made the same and pass it , all the best
and tell me if u need another thing Dude SEGE .

dhiaa

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