Consider the figure below where AX=1000 ft, AY=750 ft, AZ-50 ft, Kx=50, PHI=27%, μ-30 cp, Pi-4500 psi, B=1 RB/STB, B=1 RB/STB, Ct= 1.6*106 psi¹, At-10 days. 40 STB/D 150 STR/D 100 STA/D II i 9 8 Calculate pressure distribution across the reservoir for one time step assume constant pressure boundary conditions (Explicitly). . (Grid block 1 involves injection, Grid block 2 involves production, Grid block 5 involves injection)

Consider the figure below where AX=1000 ft, AY=750 ft, AZ-50 ft, Kx=50, PHI=27%, μ-30 cp, Pi-4500 psi, B=1 RB/STB, B=1 RB/STB, Ct= 1.6*106 psi¹, At-10 days. 40 STB/D 150 STR/D 100 STA/D II i 9 8 Calculate pressure distribution across the reservoir for one time step assume constant pressure boundary conditions (Explicitly). . (Grid block 1 involves injection, Grid block 2 involves production, Grid block 5 involves injection)

Solid Waste Engineering

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ISBN:9781305635203

Author:Worrell, William A.

Publisher:Worrell, William A.

Chapter5: Separation Processes

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