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    The document discusses the inflow performance relationship, which is a graphical representation of how flow rates from a well change with pressure. It explains that the inflow performance relationship graph is created by recording test data points of wellbore flowing pressure (Pwf) and flow rate (Q), as well as shut-in reservoir pressure (Pr). The graph can map flow rates under changing pressures and represents single-phase or two-phase flow, accounting for factors like saturated or undersaturated reservoirs.

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    The document discusses the inflow performance relationship, which is a graphical representation of how flow rates from a well change with pressure. It explains that the inflow performance relationship graph is created by recording test data points of wellbore flowing pressure (Pwf) and flow rate (Q), as well as shut-in reservoir pressure (Pr). The graph can map flow rates under changing pressures and represents single-phase or two-phase flow, accounting for factors like saturated or undersaturated reservoirs.

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    Inflow Performance Relationship: Simply Explained

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    Jhon Hery T.R. Harahap
    The document discusses the inflow performance relationship, which is a graphical representation of how flow rates from a well change with pressure. It explains that the inflow performance relationship graph is created by recording test data points of wellbore flowing pressure (Pwf) and flow rate (Q), as well as shut-in reservoir pressure (Pr). The graph can map flow rates under changing pressures and represents single-phase or two-phase flow, accounting for factors like saturated or undersaturated reservoirs.

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    Inflow

    Performance
    Relationship
    SIMPLY EXPLAINED
    Mathematical Tool
    Graphical representation

    Map what our flow rate will be on


    changing the pressure
    How do we get this graph?

    1. Record Pwf -- Q (Test data point)


    2. Shut in - Pr

    Pwf, Q, 
    Pr = Pwf max
    AOF = Qmax

    "STABILIZED DATA"
    SINGLE PHASE TWO PHASE
    Darcy
    +
    Vogel
    ( Pr, Pwf ) < Pb
    Saturated
    UNDERSATURATED
    RESERVOIR
    I. Pwf > Pb
    Pb, Qb :
    satisfies
    both the
    equation
    II. Pwf < Pb
    Pb, Qb :
    satisfies
    both the
    equation

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