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  • * ''p''<sub>wf</sub> = wellbore (bottomhole) flowing pressure The pressure difference (''p''<sub>R</sub> – ''p''<sub>wf</sub>) is called the ''reservoir drawdown''. It is the primary force drivin
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  • ...ar{p} - p_{\rm wf}} \mbox{ (for oil)} = \frac{q\mu B}{\bar{p}^{2} - p_{\rm wf}^{2}} \mbox{ (for gas)}</math> * ''p''<sub>wf</sub> = flowing bottomhole pressure (psia)
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  • ...b>ws</sub> – ''P''<sub>wf</sub>) versus log (''t''<sub>s</sub> – ''t''<sub>wf</sub>) (terms defined in Table 2). Because of storage effects, the early po | ''P''<sub>wf</sub>
    26 KB (4,009 words) - 15:09, 24 January 2022
  • ...elements. SR = San Rafael swell; KU = Kaibab uplift; MU = Monument uplift; WF = Waterpocket fold; A = Absaroka thrust fault. (c) Covenant field locality
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  • ...re which increases porosity (φf), and fractures of the reduction in width (wf) and length (hf) and the frequency of presence (FII) away from the fault pl where the capillary radius r and constant 8 exchanged with fracture width wf and 12. The equation is usually used to calculate fracture permeability. Fr
    29 KB (4,601 words) - 16:09, 12 April 2016