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Hydraulic Fracture Treatment Data Analysis

This document summarizes the parameters of a 30 tonne hydraulic fracture treatment on a well producing from 2,258 feet that began public production in mid-1994, with pressure data available starting in mid-1997. It includes initial reservoir pressure, temperature, porosity, water saturation, gas properties, and tubing, casing, and depth details. The document poses questions about whether the well exhibits boundary dominated flow and if the assumed early pressure profile significantly affects results.

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Hydraulic Fracture Treatment Data Analysis

This document summarizes the parameters of a 30 tonne hydraulic fracture treatment on a well producing from 2,258 feet that began public production in mid-1994, with pressure data available starting in mid-1997. It includes initial reservoir pressure, temperature, porosity, water saturation, gas properties, and tubing, casing, and depth details. The document poses questions about whether the well exhibits boundary dominated flow and if the assumed early pressure profile significantly affects results.

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Example #9- Missing Pressure data (example9.

csv)

Description:

- 30 tonne hydraulic fracture treatment prior to production


- Public production data starting in mid-1994. SCADA put on-line in mid-1997.
Pressures measured on casing side

Reservoir / Wellbore Parameters:

Pi = 2,985 psia (bottomhole)


T = 197 deg F
h = 5.9 ft
Porosity = 7.8 %
Sw = 24 %
G = 0.695
CO2, H2S, N2 = 2.35, 0.09

Producing through: Tubing


MPP = 2258 ft
Tubing OD / ID = 2.375 in, 1.992 in
Tubing depth = 2243 ft
Casing ID = 5 in
Casing depth = 2500 ft
Surface Flowing / Static Temp = 50 deg F

Questions:

- Does the well exhibit boundary dominated flow?


- Does the assumed pressure profile during early well life have a significant
effect on the results?

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