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A = I ( l + C r , , ) . I S p + G ( r , , * r . l ) ] i i l * ( - , , * o ] . I S * * r ' G ( r ' r r R H , i ) l l - ( ' , , , ( - , , * [ i . ( i ( r t , r , r r . ; . ) l r ] l l A p p l i c a t i o n s

I f i n a t r v o - w e l l i n t e r f e r e n c e t e s t , t b r * h i c h g e n e l a l i s e d e q u a t i o n s l 2 a n d l - i a l c ' a p p l i c a b l c . * c a s s u n l c t h a t tl r c observation well is shut in, as is usually' the case, then thc paranrcter c(R appearirlg in these cquatlons bcconrcs identically zero. Under this conclition, Equations l2 representing thc plessurc responsc lirnctions at tlrc observation rvell rvould simplily to the fbllou,ing:

G ( r,r,,* , )" ; P 1 ; p p ( r 1 ; p p , l . ) = -

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W h i l e e q u a t r o n l . - \ t b r th c a c t r v c s ' c l l s p r c s s u r c r c s p o n s c p r o f i l c s i n r p l r t r L ' s t o c q u a t t o n l ( r q n c n a s . t ( ' t ' S o u * G ( \ , * * . ) . ) i + l l t S t , + G ( r , , r u , ] . ) l - C D R R i G ( r , , * r , i ) ( i 1 r . , * , , , i )

P t , ' ( r , ' , ' . 2 - ) - l ' l ) R R ' ' r ' I / r

A 'l'he

denominator of both equations l-5 antl l(r renrains as.

. l = l ( l + C u , l I S p + G ( r u r r . i " ) ] i i l l ' C , , * * ] . I S u * + G ( r r : l r n , i ) ] l - f ' u r ( ' ' , r [ ) . C ( r t ) l , r { . i ) l - ] l 1

It is perhaps interesting to note lhe synrmetry of

c o N C t _ U S t o N s

A nerv set rif ueneralised

lormulations

has

equation 14, and by extension, the entirc equation been developecl for pulse test conliguralrons \\llh

15, in (C,,,., Sp) and (C,,n,., S*,,). These sets of multiple observation r.vells. The formtrlations uses the parametcrs calt be interchanged rvithout changing concept of sottrce functions in Laplace space uith the the value or nteaning of the entire pressure principle of supc-rpositiott ilt space to account for the

response function. Equation 15 is a very elegant different locations of the

"'arious observation wc'lls demonstration of the mathematical proof of the rvithin the test dorrain. '['he new formulations allo"r' 'Reciprocity

Principle'(8'. This princrple suggests for r,r'ellbore Skin and Storage lactors to exist in eithcr that it rvould not matter rvhich of the tu'o r,rells orbclth thc active and obset'"'ation u'ells.

i n v o l v e d i n t h c r n t e l l e r c n c c t c s l i s u s c d a s t l r e Orte nrajot'advantage ttl'tlte ttc,i rlr()(lcl r.$ Ihc obsel,ation r,'ell. the pressure response nreaslred fact that, in a rnLrltiu,ell interfererrce tcst. lhc rcsp()nse

rvould be sanre. firnction for an1, of thc ohservation ivells ts rvcll spc'lt

If in the tu'o well test systeln. the sourcc- lunction out: atld can therelol'e Lr' arlalysetl rndepcridcntll rtl' G(r1,pp,).) is assunred to be the instaptancpus linc thc othcl ohservattttn wcll'; involveci in tht tt-st lhe source solution in Laplace space, these equatirtns traditronal trr'cd to tsstrnlc the line sotttce solttttott l _ 5 a n d l 6 r e a d r l y s i m p l i f y t o t h e l l l t e r f c r e n c u ' r c s p o n s e i n o r t l c r t o t y p e - c t r r v e - n r a l c l r r n t e r l e r c n c e

equations commonly published in the Pen'oleum respollse clata rvill not now be necessarv lt is llso

l l r

l t b

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Falade, G.K. and Isehunx,a, S.O / LALTTECH Journal of Eugineefing and Technologt I(l) 2003: l-5 rdcas and concepts already successfully developed

lirr vanous tbrms of urteq.f.erence tests coub find their equivalents as limiting cases of the new

generahsed formulations.

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