Abstract
SummaryThis paper presents generalized procedures to interpret pressure injection and falloff data following cold-water injection into a hot-oil reservoir. The relative permeability characteristics of the porous medium are accounted for, as is the temperature dependence of the fluid mobilities. It is shown that the saturation and temperature gradients have significant effects on the pressure data for both the injection and falloff periods. The matching of field data to type curves generated from analytical solutions provides estimates of the temperature-dependent mobilities of the flooded and uninvaded regions. The solutions also may be used to provide estimates of the size of the invaded region, the distance to the temperature discontinuity, heat capacities, and wellbore-storage and skin effects.
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