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Theoretical Dimensionless Breakthrough Time of a Horizontal Well in a Vertically-Stacked Two-Layered Reservoir System with Varying Architecture Part I: Letter ‘B’ Architecture, Edge Water Drive Mechanism

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In this paper, which is Part I of a series, theoretical breakthrough times of different models of a crossflow two-layered reservoir having an architecture similar to letter ‘B’ and experiencing an edge water drive, with or without a top gas, are derived. The theoretical breakthrough times are based on dimensionless pressure distributions of each identified model.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 367)

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375-383

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.367.375

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October 2011

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E. Steve Adewole

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B Architecture, Breakthrough Time, Edge Water, Layered Reservoir

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