02.Productivity Index
Productivity index (PI) or (J) is a parameter which
gives us information about the duration expected for the recovery and the
performance of the well , productivity index forms a straight line .
Evinger & muskat pointed
out that the straight line of PI is
only applicable when we deal with single phase flow .and the equation would be
:
For the multi phase flow we should figure out how to
estimate the performance because the PI is not any more linear , in this case
we have several methods which are based on empirical relationships that are
used in predicting oil performance but the most used are :
1. Vogel’s inflow performance relationship :
This method is based
on computer simulation results and the empirical relationship is given by:
Pwf : bottom
hole pressure is determined from production test.
Pr
average : is an estimation of the average pressure on the reservoir.
2. Fectovich inflow performance relationship :
it is based on
empirical relationship too which is :
It requires a multiple rate tests by doing isochronal test to estimate C & n , the precedent relationship
could be rearranged and it gives us :
We exposed only two
methods in this article , but other methods are available such as standing’s,wiggins,the klin klark
methods .
Gallice & wiggins compared
between methods and provide us information
about advantage & disadvantage
for each method also they provide
us information by answering the following questions:
-
what is
the best method to use in a specific circumstance ?
-
what are
the advantages of every method?
-
What are
the limits for every method?
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