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Applied Well Test Interpretation John P Spivey And W John Lee

Name: Applied Well Test Interpretation John P Spivey And W John Lee
SKU: BELL-6729568
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: SPE

File Extension: PDF

File size: 24.45 MB

Pages: 386

Author: John P. Spivey and W. John Lee

ISBN: 9781613993071, 1613993072

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Applied Well Test Interpretation John P Spivey And W John Lee by John P. Spivey And W. John Lee 9781613993071, 1613993072 instant download after payment.

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.