The flowing material balance (FMB) method is widely used to evaluate geological reserves because it does not require shut-in wells and uses daily production data. original FMB based on a homogeneous medium model, but the reservoir often heterogeneous. In this study, equations are derived for radial composite reservoirs naturally fractured reservoirs, effect of parameters estimation analyzed. st...

Characterisation of the heterogeneous naturally fractured reservoirs is an essential and significantly challenging task, especially due to the limited data availability. This paper presents a foundation relationship between P-wave / S-wave velocity and formation resistivity for improved fracture characterisation. Rock matrix and fluid volumetrics are combined with the basic correspondence betwe...

Decline curve analysis models are frequently used but still have many limitations. Approaches of decline curve analysis used for naturally-fractured reservoirs developed by water flooding have been few. To this end, a decline analysis model derived based on fluid flow mechanisms was proposed and used to analyze the oil production data from naturallyfractured reservoirs developed by water floodi...

This study presents a general solution for the radial flow of tracers in naturally fractured reservoirs, with cubic blocks matrix-fracture geometry. Continuous and finite step injection of chemical and radioactive tracers are considered. The reservoir is treated as being composed of two regions: a mobile where dispersion and convection take place and a stagnant where only diffusion and adsorpti...

A numerical method as well as a theoretical study of non-Darcy fluid flow through porous and fractured reservoirs is described. The non-Darcy behavior is handled in a three-dimensional, multiphase flow reservoir simulator, while the model formulation incorporates the Forchheimer equation for describing single-phase or multiphase non-Darcy flow and displacement. The non-Darcy flow through a frac...

Fluid flow in fractured media has been studied for decades and received considerable attention the oil gas industry because of high productivity naturally reservoirs. Due to formation complexity reservoir heterogeneity, characterizing fluid with an appropriate model presents a challenging task that differs relatively from homogeneous conventional reservoirs many aspects view, including geologic...

Offset-dependent characteristics of seismic scattering are useful in the interpretation of fractured reservoirs. Synthetic seismograms generated by a 3-D finite difference modeling are used to study elastic wave propagation and scattering in heterogeneous fraetmed reservoirs. We use two models having different background medium properties and different azimuthal AVO responses and build heteroge...