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ENPE 370 Assignment

This document contains the work of a student named Koobee Asooh on assignment 2 of the course ENPE 370. It includes calculations and graphs related to well performance considering anisotropy and partial completion effects. Key findings are that deviation angle and isotropic conditions improve well performance, and at a deviation angle of 80 degrees the contribution from partial completion skin nullifies the effect of deviation skin. The student considers problems related to deviation skin factor, Papatzacos and Karakas-Tariq equations, and perforation skin effects.

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Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2
h
K_H

Problem 6.3
120
10
1
0.328
3.162278

ft
md
md
ft

Considering Anisotropy effect

=
a

45
50
55
60
65
b

0.74162
0.686919
0.629358
0.570088
0.510633

-0.441788
-0.591537
-0.788033
-1.05101
-1.411725 Lowest Value of the slant skin effect

Assuming that the vertical and horizontal permeability are equal (Isotrope case)

45
50
55
60
65

-1.546729
-1.913053
-2.322152
-2.77783
-3.286709 Lowest value of the slant skin effect

Relationship Between S vs
-0.7
-1.2
-1.7

Dr Bill Zeng

Anisotropy
Isotropy

Relationship Between S vs

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE -0.7
370
Assignment No:-1.2
2
S

-1.7

Anisotropy

-2.2

Isotropy

-2.7
-3.2
45

From the graph, a large deviated angle will result to a smaller deviated skin factor
This implies better well performance.
Also, the well will perform much better in an Isotropy case

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

Problem 6.4
rw
h
hw
h1= zw

0.328
165
75
82.5

ft
ft
ft
ft

Applying Papatzacos equation

Dimensionless size and position of the completion

0.454545
For a well in the middle of the reservoir

0.5
The dimensionless radius,

Assuming

=1
0.001988

= 1.62963

B 1.189189

5.619269

For deviated skin factor

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85

0.856406
1.01781
1.176576
1.324579
1.450603
1.537797
1.557414
1.449593
1.033646

-2.430303
-2.2689
-2.110133
-1.96213
-1.836106
-1.748912
-1.729295
-1.837116
-2.253063

Relationship between vs S+SC

5
4
3

S+Sc

2
1
0
45
-1

-2

= 80 the contribution from

Dr Bill Zeng

nullify the effect of

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2
Problem 6-5
rw
h
hw
hperf
Lperf
Sp
rs

0.4
80
40
0.5
0.5
6
1
10

ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft

Since Lperf < rs, we can apply Karakas and Tariq equation for Near-well damage and Perfo

68.24662
Applying Papatzacos equation for the partial completion skin factor
Dimensionless size and position of the completion

0.5
For a well at the top of the reservoir, h1=0

0
The dimensionless radius,

Assuming

=1
0.005

B 2.666667

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2
3.966109

s 68.24662
b

Since the well is fully completed, we can calculate skin factor as a result of wellbore damag
Since Lperf < rs, we can apply Karakas and Tariq equation of Near-well damage and Perfor

68.24662

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
c
IfNo:
the 2well is originally perforated in the same zone(fully completed) with:
Assignment
hperf = 0.5
Lperf= 1.5
sp=1
since Lperf > rs,
=
Where
is evaluated at modified length L'perf and modified radius r'w

1.5

0.94
Calculation of
since = 0,
0.375

0.918954
Calculation of

Assuming

1
0.333333

Assuming

0.0208
0.0416
Constants for Peforation Skin Effect Calculation

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
-2.091
Assignment No:
2

0.0453

5.1313

1.8672

2.932776
b= 2.080662

0.34992
Calculation for

0.385246

0.448409

1.717283

Dr Bill Zeng

1.60E-01

2.675

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

nt skin effect

sotrope case)

Anisotropy
Isotropy

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2
Anisotropy
Isotropy

ated skin factor

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

ar-well damage and Perforation

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

result of wellbore damage and perforation

-well damage and Perforation

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

Dr Bill Zeng

Name: Koobee Asooh

SN: 200315719
COURSE: ENPE 370
Assignment No: 2

Dr Bill Zeng

Problem 6.4
rw
h
hw
h1= zw

0.328
165
75
82.5

ft
ft
ft
ft

Applying Papatzacos equation

Dimensionless size and position of the completion

0.454545
For a well in the middle of the reservoir

0.5
The dimensionless radius,

Assuming

=1
0.001988

= 1.62963

B 1.189189

5.619269

For deviated skin factor

45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85

-1.640002
-2.026809
-2.457948
-2.937057
-3.470578
-4.070344
-4.759873
-5.593628
-6.746774

3.979267
3.59246
3.161321
2.682212
2.14869
1.548924
0.859396
0.025641
-1.127505

Relationship between vs S+SC

5
4
3

S+Sc

2
1
0
45
-1

-2

= 80 the contribution from

nullify the effect of