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Evaluating Well Spacing in Fractured Reservoir

This document evaluates well spacing for a hydraulically fractured well producing from a low to moderate permeability, single-layer reservoir. It provides reservoir and wellbore parameters including a bottomhole pressure of 2,834 psia, porosity of 8.6%, and well spacing of one section. The document aims to determine if boundary dominated flow occurs and if down-spacing should be considered.

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Evaluating Well Spacing in Fractured Reservoir

This document evaluates well spacing for a hydraulically fractured well producing from a low to moderate permeability, single-layer reservoir. It provides reservoir and wellbore parameters including a bottomhole pressure of 2,834 psia, porosity of 8.6%, and well spacing of one section. The document aims to determine if boundary dominated flow occurs and if down-spacing should be considered.

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Example #11- Evaluating Spacing (example11.

csv)

Description:

- Low to moderate permeability reservoir, hydraulically fractured well


- Geology can be considered single layer, ‘blanket’ sand
- Wells are spaced at one section, considering down-spacing

Reservoir / Wellbore Parameters:

Pi = 2,834 psia (bottomhole)


T = 179 deg F
h = 4 ft
Porosity = 8.6 %
Sw = 34 %
G = 0.95
CO2, N2 = 4.8, 0.15

Pressure source= Tubing


Producing Through= Tubing
MPP = 6,940 feet
Tubing ID = 2.0”
Tubing OD = 2.375“
EOT = 6,934 feet
Casing ID= 4.0”
Casing depth = 6,956 feet
Flowing / Static Temp = 59 deg F / 59 deg F

Questions:

- Does the well exhibit boundary dominated flow?


- Should the operator consider down-spacing?

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