Abstract
THROUGH the use of pressure and production records, formation properties and bottom-hole sample data, the performance of an oil reservoir may be studied analytically to define and evaluate the natural forces acting on and within the reservoir. Use is made of material-balance methods and the equations for natural water encroachment to estimate reserves. Methods for calculation of pressures are given. A study of the Jones sand, Schuler field, Arkansas, has been made and is given here to illustrate the value of the methods discussed.
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Old, R. E. (1943). Analysis of Reservoir Performance. Transactions of the AIME, 151(01), 86–98. https://doi.org/10.2118/943086-g
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