Water Influx Into a Reservoir and Its Application to the Equation of Volumetric Balance

  • Hurst W
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This is a presentation of the diffusivity theory for the calculation of the water drive on an oil reservoir in which the history of reservoir pressure with time are the essential parameters for the determination of the rate and cumulative water encroachment into a field. The main body of the paper is essentially the application of the principles underlined here to actual field data. It consists of the work plots of the radial-flow case, and includes a discussion of an illustrated problem for which the water-drive calculations are treated in conjunction with the volumetric-balance equation. The appendix is a mathematical treatment of the linear, radial, and spherical cases of water influx into a reservoir.

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Hurst, W. (1943). Water Influx Into a Reservoir and Its Application to the Equation of Volumetric Balance. Transactions of the AIME, 151(01), 57–72. https://doi.org/10.2118/943057-g

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