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HAGI REGULAR COURSE 2013
The Indonesian Association of Geophysicistswww.hagi.or.id
13 -17 May 2013 (5-days) Medan, Indonesia
Well Test Design and Analysis
Expert Course Trainer : I Nengah Suabdi & Arief Budiman
(PT. Pertamina EP)
Course fee : Rp 24.000.000 (Member)
Rp 25.000.000 (Non-Member)
(Includes: Lunch & Coffee Break, Course Material, Course Kit, Certificate, Photo Group)
COURSE OBJECTIVE
Well test interpretation is the process of obtaining information about a reservoir through
analyzing the pressure transient response caused by a change in production rate.
This information is used to make decisions about how to produce the reservoir to
maximize its net present value (NPV). There are a wide range of different types of test, as
well as a number of different ways of categorizing well tests. Tests may be classified by
the way in which they are carried out, whether they involve one or multiple wells, whether
the test is run by opening up a well for production or shutting in a producing well,
whether the well is used for production or injection, and weather the well is an
exploration well or a well in a mature field.
The different well test designs consist of:?Deliverability tests?Transient tests?Multiple test?Single well test?Buildup test?Drawdown test
In the industry, wells could be classified by their stages which are the exploration and
development stages. For a well test on an exploration well, the focus is on the entire
reservoir. Objectives of an exploration well test usually include fluid sampling,
estimating initial reservoir pressure, evaluating well productivity, estimating distances
to boundaries, and estimating fluids in place. Exploration well tests often must be
conducted while the rig is on location, making such tests extremely expensive. The
expense is justified by the major investment decisions that will be made based on the
information obtained from the test.
In contrast, in development well testing, the focus is on the individual well and the near-
wellbore area. Objectives of a well test on a development well might include estimating
average drainage area pressure, evaluating stimulation treatment effectiveness,
quantifying wellbore damage, and estimating reservoir permeability. Compared to
exploration well tests, development well tests are relatively inexpensive. The results of
development well tests are used in minor investment decisions such as whether or not
to do a stimulation treatment.
Well Test Design and Analysis13-17 May 2013 (5-days), Medan, Indonesia
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This 5 day course will provide a practical introduction to the design and analysis of pressure transient well tests. Students will be introduced to the basic mathematics and theory of well testing, however emphasis is on the practical interpretation and design of well tests for both oil and gas wells and injection wells.
Following the course, students will learn the knowledge to:
? Design well tests and specify equipment requirements and procedures
? To check and observe the quality of well test data and correct or discard "bad" data
? Analyze well tests for production and injection wells using classical and computer aided methods
? Identify wellbore and reservoir effects and choose the correct model for evaluation and desig
? Understand the terminology and basic theory of well testing to keep abreast of future developments in well testing
COURSE CONTENTS
Day 1?Introduction to Well Testing?Applications of well testing?Well test Interpretation Methods
? Rock and Properties?Rock properties classifications?Fluid Properties?Compressibility
?Fluid Flow in Porous Media?Darcy's Law?Equation of State for a Slightly Compressible Liquid?Diffusivity Equation?Radius of Investigation
Day 2?Radial Flow Semilog Analysis?Drawdown Test?Buildup Test?Multirate Test
? Log-Log Type Curve Analysis?Dimensionless Variables?Gringarten-Bourdet Type Curves?Manual Parameter Estimation Using The Log-Log Plot
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Day 3
?Pressure Transient Testing for Gas Wells?Gas Drawndown Test?Gas Build Up Test
? Flow Regimes and the Diagnostic Plot?Radial Flow?Linear Flow?Spherical Flow?Volumetric Behavior?Wellbore Storage
?Work Session - Gas Well Tests?Analysis Methods?Examples
Day 4?Bounded Reservoir Behavior?Types of Boundary?Linear Boundaries?Circular Boundaries?Multiple Linear Boundaries
? Composite Resevoir Models?Infinite Radial?Linear Composite Resrvoir?Summary
Day 5?Special Well Tests?Drill Stea Tests?Interference Tests?Multilayer Well Tests?Horizontal Wells
? Oil and Gas Reserves Calculation?Volumetric?Material Balance
?Work Session - Special Tests?Analysis Methods?Examples
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Ir. I Nengah Suabdi Ph.D is a Senior Reservoir Engineer of PT Pertamina EP. He was retired
from Pertamina EP since Oktober 2011 as General Manager Unit Bisnis EP Ramba (UBEP
Ramba), but he still working for Pertamina EP as a Well Testing Coordinator and responsible
for designing, evaluating and reporting Drill Stem Test (DST) for exploration Wells.
He holds Bachelor Degree (BS) from UPN Veteran Yogyakarta (1986), and Master –Degree (MS)
from Bandung Institute of Technology (1995) and Doctor Degree (Ph.D) from Texas A&M
University, College Station Texas (2001) all in Petroleum Engineering. He starts Join
Pertamina-EP in 1989 as Yunior Engineer in Pendopo Field South Sumatra. In 1993 until 2001
Pertamina sent him to pursue Master (MS) degree in ITB and Ph.D degree in TAMU College
Station, Texas. He then Join with Pertamina EP Technology Support for 4 years before then
move to Pertamina EP Region Sumatra in Prabumulih as Development Manager and Senior
Manager Engineering (MSE) Pertamina EP region Sumatra. He currently join with Pertamina-
EP as Well Testing Expert in Pertamina EP Jakarta.
He also a lecturer Reservoir and Production Engineering for Bachelor and Master degree in
Petroleum Engineering Universitas Trisakti Jakarta, and Join Lecturer in Reservoir
Engineering for Master Degree Total Indonesie Program from Physic Magister Program
(Department Fisika FMIPA) Universitas Indonesia.
Ir. Arief Budiman Graduated from Geology Department of Institut Teknologi Bandung in
1989. After 2 years working as coal explorasionist, he move to petroleum industry. In 1991-
2004 he was in Total Indonesie as Study Geologist an Operation Geologist coordinator (SOG).
Started from 2004 he was join to Pertamina as Operation geologist, and then Exploration
Manager.
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HAGI REGULAR COURSE 2013 REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title : Integrated Reservoir Evaluation for Well Testing Feasibility
Dates : 06 – 10 May 2013
Venue : Medan, Indonesia
Instructor : Arief Budiman & I Nengah Suabdi
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