Spivey John P., Lee W. John. Applied Well Test Interpretation

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), 2013. — 385 p. — ISBN: 978-1-61399-340-8.Well test interpretation, which is the process of obtaining information about a reservoir by analyzing the pressure transient response caused by a change in production rate, plays a very important part in making overall reservoir-management decisions. 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.Introduction to Applied Well Test Interpretation
Fluid Flow in Porous Media
Radial Flow Semilog Analysis
Log-Log Type Curve Analysis
Pressure Transient Testing for Gas Wells
Flow Regimes and the Diagnostic Plot
Bounded Reservoir Behavior
Variable Flow Rate History
Wellbore Phenomena
Near-Wellbore Phenomena
Well Test Interpretation Workflow
Well Test Design WorkflowAuthor Index
Subject Index