Abstract
Extensive research has been conducted to analyze the impact of geological, technological, and economic factors on the gas recovery coefficient of productive formations. The objective is to assess the relative significance of these factors and establish their functional relationship by employing correlation methods.The assessment criteria for determining the influence of these factors on gas recovery are primarily based on geological considerations. Geological factors play a crucial role in the productivity of gas reservoirs, including parameters such as reservoir porosity, permeability, and saturation. Additionally, the geological characteristics of the formation, such as lithology, structural features, and stratigraphy, are taken into account.By employing correlation methods, the functional connections between these geological factors and the gas recovery coefficient can be established. Correlation analysis provides valuable insights into the interrelationships and dependencies among these factors, allowing for a better understanding of their combined impact on gas recovery.Technological factors also play a significant role in gas recovery. These factors encompass various techniques and practices employed during drilling, completion, and production operations. Advanced drilling technologies, well completion strategies, and efficient reservoir stimulation methods all contribute to optimizing gas recovery from productive formations.Furthermore, economic factors such as market conditions, gas prices, and infrastructure availability can influence the economic viability of gas recovery projects. The assessment of these economic factors is essential to ensure the profitability and sustainability of gas production operations.
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