Pressure buildup and flow tests in wells

By: Matthews, C.S [Author] | Russell, D. G [Co-Author]Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Richardson: SPE, 1967. Description: 167p.; 22cms; Vol.1: MonographISBN: 9780895202000Subject(s): Oil wells | Reservoir oil pressure | Oil reservoir engineeringDDC classification: 622.3382 M38.1

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A time-tested classic, Pressure Buildup and Flow Tests in Wells presents a comprehensive study of the creation and analysis of transient pressure responses in wells. Basic principles are reviewed, and the applicability and limitations of the various techniques are critically discussed and illustrated with examples. With its detailed review of literature and extensive bibliography, this book serves as a useful guide and reference to engineers directly engaged in well pressure work.

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