Rawad Ibrahim
Deconvolution in Well testing.
Rel. Dario Viberti, Timothy Whittle, Giambattista De Ghetto. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Petroleum Engineering (Ingegneria Del Petrolio), 2018
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Abstract
Deconvolution in Well Testing: Pressure transient behavior analysis usually begins with the examination of the test data on different derivative, superposition, or Cartesian Plots. From these plots, a united and more recognizable picture can be built which will enable us to understand the main features of the test transient pressure behavior. This traditional and conventional well testing approach is still being used. However, a new well testing tool called Deconvolution was starting to receive much attention, and has been emerging as a new tool of analyzing test data in the form of constant rate drawdown response using specific pressure rate algorithms.
In other words, it transforms variable rate and pressure data into initial constant rate pressure response equal to the duration of the entire test
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