1- Consider single-phase fluid flow in a 1-D horizontal reservoir. The reservoir is discretized using four blocks in the x-direction. A well located in block 3 produces at a rate of 400STB/D. All grid blocks have Ax-250ft, w-900ft, h-100 ft, and kx-270md. The FVF and the viscosity of the flowing fluid are 1.0 RB/STB and 2cP, respectively. Identify the interior and boundary blocks in this reservoir. Write the flow equation for block 3 and give the physical meaning of each term in the equation.

1- Consider single-phase fluid flow in a 1-D horizontal reservoir. The reservoir is discretized using four blocks in the x-direction. A well located in block 3 produces at a rate of 400STB/D. All grid blocks have Ax-250ft, w-900ft, h-100 ft, and kx-270md. The FVF and the viscosity of the flowing fluid are 1.0 RB/STB and 2cP, respectively. Identify the interior and boundary blocks in this reservoir. Write the flow equation for block 3 and give the physical meaning of each term in the equation.

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