A well flows naturally, yet the operator adds gas lift. The most likely reason is:
A) To increase reservoir pressure
B) To raise oil viscosity
C) To lighten the fluid column and increase drawdown and rate
D) To reduce GOR
A) To increase reservoir pressure
B) To raise oil viscosity
C) To lighten the fluid column and increase drawdown and rate
D) To reduce GOR
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Pr = 3000 psi, Pb = 2500 psi, J = 2 stb/d/psi, Pwf = 1500 psi. Total rate using the Vogel combined IPR is closest to:
A) 1000 stb/d
B) 1644 stb/d
C) 2644 stb/d
D) 3500 stb/d
A) 1000 stb/d
B) 1644 stb/d
C) 2644 stb/d
D) 3500 stb/d
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Which well is more sensitive to tubing size?
A) Dry gas well
B) High-GOR oil well, because tubing size affects both friction and hydrostatic gradient
C) Both equally
D) Neither
A) Dry gas well
B) High-GOR oil well, because tubing size affects both friction and hydrostatic gradient
C) Both equally
D) Neither
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Below bubble point, a well's PI falls though absolute permeability is unchanged. Why?
A) Rock compaction
B) Increased oil viscosity at surface
C) Gas saturation rises, reducing oil relative permeability
D) Tubing friction increases
A) Rock compaction
B) Increased oil viscosity at surface
C) Gas saturation rises, reducing oil relative permeability
D) Tubing friction increases
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