The Study of the Relationship between the Thickness Combination of the Well and Liquid Production per Unit Thickness

Yi Kun Liu; Yang Liu; Feng Jiao Wang; Xiao Yue Wang; Jin Ming Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.733.63

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The Study of the Relationship between the Thickness Combination of the Well and Liquid Production per Unit Thickness

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Liquid production per unit thickness is the important indicator which reflect production capacity, and it is magnitude is the radio of well’s daily fluid production rate and sandstone thickness. It is an important job for petroleum reservoir engineering to study the effect of different sandstone thickness type combination to liquid production per unit thickness. Each sandstone thickness type has different size of reservoir thickness, porosity, permeability, etc.so the different sandstone thickness type will produce different degrees of influence to the size of liquid production per unit thickness. The relationship between each sandstone thickness radio and liquid production per unit thickness is obtained by studying all kinds of sandstone thickness radio under different liquid production per unit thickness.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 733)

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Yi Kun Liu, Yang Liu, Feng Jiao Wang*, Xiao Yue Wang, Jin Ming Wang

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Liquid Production per Unit Thickness, Reservoir Thickness, Useless Thickness

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