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Proceedings Papers
Publisher: World Petroleum Congress
Paper presented at the 15th World Petroleum Congress, October 12–17, 1997
Paper Number: WPC-29184
... excellent results. Results, observations and conclusions. Continuous updating of the reservoir model has made it possible to successfully drill 58 new wells and perform 168 workovers and modifications to the water injection system, which have resulted in production of an additional 2.5 million m3 of oil...
Proceedings Papers
Publisher: World Petroleum Congress
Paper presented at the 3rd World Petroleum Congress, May 28–June 6, 1951
Paper Number: WPC-4135
... to be possible to determine the permeability of the formation from the slope of this curve. Mehods are also given for extrapolating the recorded pressures to infinite closed-in time for the cases of I-a new well far from any reservoir boundary II-a new well close to a fault, but far from any other boundary III...
