Productivity Analysis of Transverse Horizontal Well Commingling in Stripped Gas Reservoir with Bottom Water

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Banded gas reservoir with bottom water is a typical gas reservoir. Based on the development characteristics of formation, the further study on commingling production by transverse horizontal well is done, and also combined with seepage theory including the Green function, Duhamel method etc. the dimensionless definitions of relative parameter are given. Whats more, the derivation and formula of production can be achieved respectively under the constant pressure condition and constant production condition. Meanwhile, take commingling production with three banded gas layers for example. Whether the initial pseudo pressure for these layers are equal or not, in both of these cases, the variation curve of gas productivity under the constant pressure and constant rate conditions is described separately. And the law of variation of gas flow backward for some layer when the physical properties of these layers are significantly different.

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