TASK 1

Figure 1: Injection and Production WBHP and Field Average Pressure (FPR) vs. Time (in ears)

Figure !a : Well PR"# Water $ut (WW$T) and Field "il Production Rate (F"PR) vs. Time (in ears)

Figure ! %: F"PR and F"PT vs. Time (in ears)

&alue o' recover 'actor can %e directl o%tained 'rom t(e gra)( (F"* vs. Time).At t(e end o' )roduction ears+ ma,imum recover 'actor (F"*) is -1..-/.

Figure ! c: Recover Factor (F"*) vs. Time (in ears)

0.-1.-12!13-1..-/

Figure 1: Injection and Production WBHP vs. Time (in da s)

*,)lanation: As s(o4n in Figure 1+ Injection WBHP 5e)t increasing 4(ile )roduction WBHP 5e)t decreasing 4it( time. T(e (ig( )ressure and (ig( 'lo4 4ater injection )um)s 'ill t(e %ottom o' t(e reservoir 4it( t(e 'iltered 4ater to )us( t(e oil to4ards t(e )roducing 4ells. It 4or5s li5e a )iston. As a result+ WBHP 4ill increase. T(e )rocess o' )us(ing oil to4ards t(e )roducing 4ells ta5es 6uite some times. T(e movement o' oil to4ards t(e 4ell creates a lo4 )ressure to allo4 t(e oil to %e )roduced to t(e sur'ace. #ue to t(is e''ect+ t(e )roducing WBHP is decreasing over time. T(e 4ater re)laces t(e oil 4(ic( (as %een ta5en and 5ee)s t(e )roduction rate and t(e )ressure t(e same over t(e long term. Injection WBHP 5e)t increasing and )roduction WBHP 5e)t decreasing until t(e reac( sta%ili7ation )oint. T(e sta%ili7ation )oint is t(e )oint 4(ere t(e injection WBHP and )roduction WBHP 4ould reac( %e'ore t(e %ecome constant t(roug(out )roduction )eriod.