The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity Formation

The concentric two-zone composite reservoir model is a boundary value problems (BVPs) of modified Bessel equations. In this paper, we propose a constructive method to solve the BVPs for the system of modified Bessel equations with Robin mixed outer boundary condition and apply it to solve a two-zone...

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Main Authors: Wei Li, Songlin Zhang, Haohan Liu, Shunchu Li
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Hindawi Limited 2021-01-01
Series:Mathematical Problems in Engineering
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2021/4566248
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spelling doaj-36d2b38819434d629e521680c4f541ea2021-09-20T00:29:25ZengHindawi LimitedMathematical Problems in Engineering1563-51472021-01-01202110.1155/2021/4566248The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity FormationWei Li0Songlin Zhang1Haohan Liu2Shunchu Li3School of ScienceYibin Vocational and Technical CollegeSichuan College of Architectual TechonolgySchool of ScienceThe concentric two-zone composite reservoir model is a boundary value problems (BVPs) of modified Bessel equations. In this paper, we propose a constructive method to solve the BVPs for the system of modified Bessel equations with Robin mixed outer boundary condition and apply it to solve a two-zone fractal composite reservoir seepage model with stress-sensitivity formation. By using Pedrosa variable substitution, regular perturbation technique, Laplace transform, and Stehfest numerical inversion technique, the unified expression for the solutions of the reservoir model with three outer boundary (infinite, impermeable, and constant pressure) conditions is constructed. Type curves of bottom-hole pressure and pressure derivative are drawn, and sensitivity analysis of reservoir parameters are carried out. In comparison with the traditional approach, the solutions of this model are simple and regular, with continued fraction form, the constructive method is efficient and easy to operate. The application of this method avoids the complicated and trivial derivative operation and the use of Cramer’s rule to solve the system of linear equations. It can help to better understand the relationship between the solutions of the reservoir model and the inner and outer boundary conditions. The constructive method can be applied not only to solve the fractal composite reservoir model but also to solve more general reservoir model, BVPs of fluid diffusion, heat conduction, and so on.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2021/4566248
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author Wei Li
Songlin Zhang
Haohan Liu
Shunchu Li
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Songlin Zhang
Haohan Liu
Shunchu Li
The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity Formation
Mathematical Problems in Engineering
author_facet Wei Li
Songlin Zhang
Haohan Liu
Shunchu Li
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title The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity Formation
title_short The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity Formation
title_full The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity Formation
title_fullStr The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity Formation
title_full_unstemmed The Constructive Solution of the Fractal Composite Reservoir with Stress-Sensitivity Formation
title_sort constructive solution of the fractal composite reservoir with stress-sensitivity formation
publisher Hindawi Limited
series Mathematical Problems in Engineering
issn 1563-5147
publishDate 2021-01-01
description The concentric two-zone composite reservoir model is a boundary value problems (BVPs) of modified Bessel equations. In this paper, we propose a constructive method to solve the BVPs for the system of modified Bessel equations with Robin mixed outer boundary condition and apply it to solve a two-zone fractal composite reservoir seepage model with stress-sensitivity formation. By using Pedrosa variable substitution, regular perturbation technique, Laplace transform, and Stehfest numerical inversion technique, the unified expression for the solutions of the reservoir model with three outer boundary (infinite, impermeable, and constant pressure) conditions is constructed. Type curves of bottom-hole pressure and pressure derivative are drawn, and sensitivity analysis of reservoir parameters are carried out. In comparison with the traditional approach, the solutions of this model are simple and regular, with continued fraction form, the constructive method is efficient and easy to operate. The application of this method avoids the complicated and trivial derivative operation and the use of Cramer’s rule to solve the system of linear equations. It can help to better understand the relationship between the solutions of the reservoir model and the inner and outer boundary conditions. The constructive method can be applied not only to solve the fractal composite reservoir model but also to solve more general reservoir model, BVPs of fluid diffusion, heat conduction, and so on.
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