Physics, 28.09.2019 18:30 asilverman

For a gas well at steady-state flow, use the following data reservoir: k = 0.1 md, h = 100 ft, pe = 4350 psi, t = 180 °f, skin factor= 10, re = 1000ft and rw = 0.25 ft fluid: yg = 0.65, and at average condition, hg = 0.02 cp, z=0.95 non-darcy flow coefficient d=103 a. generate the ipr equation in a standard quadratic format (ax2+bx+c=0) for a gas well. b. what is the gas flow rate if pwe=3000 psi c. generate an ipr plot for this well d. discussion: at what flow rate, the non-darcy flow effect can be neglected and why?

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