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Some reservoirs have irregular or tilted fluid contacts ([[:file:fluid-contacts_fig2.png|Figure 2]]). Reasons for differences in contact elevation in different control wells must first be determined to properly extrapolate nonhorizontal fluid contacts to untested parts of a reservoir. Excluding interpretation or mechanical problems, the most common reasons for tilted fluid contacts are the following:
 
Some reservoirs have irregular or tilted fluid contacts ([[:file:fluid-contacts_fig2.png|Figure 2]]). Reasons for differences in contact elevation in different control wells must first be determined to properly extrapolate nonhorizontal fluid contacts to untested parts of a reservoir. Excluding interpretation or mechanical problems, the most common reasons for tilted fluid contacts are the following:
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* Hydrodynamic gradients
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* [[Hydrodynamic gradient]]s
 
* Reservoir heterogeneity (see [[Geological heterogeneities]])
 
* Reservoir heterogeneity (see [[Geological heterogeneities]])
 
* Semipermeable barriers
 
* Semipermeable barriers
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