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e-notes (c) Curtis H. Whitson Gas Material Balance The material balance for simple depletion defines the relation between average reservoir pressure and cumulative gas produced. The straight-line MB assumes negligible water&rock expansion & aquifer influx. A plot of p/Z vs Gp (cum. gas produced) is a straight line with (pi/Zi) as intercept and slope given by (pi/Zi)/G, where G is the initial gas in place (IGIP). An important use of the material balance is to estimate IGIP from historical pressure and cumulative production data. When water expansion and/or aquifer encroachment are important, the material balance calculation is more complex and may require an iterative solution to find the fundamental relation between cumulative production and pressure. Water expansion and water encroachment delay the decline in reservoir pressure due to gas production, resulting in sustained higher well deliverability (for a given Gp). Water breakthrough often marks the end of life for a gas well. For a number of reasons, the ultimate recovery may be lower for reservoirs with strong aquifers. Layered no-crossflow reservoirs show an early drop in p/Z followed by a longer period of slowly-decreasing (near-constant) p/Z. January 11, 2019 e-notes (c) Curtis H. Whitson

e-notes (c) Curtis H. Whitson References Craft & Hawkins, Ch. 1. Fetkovich, Simplified Water Influx. Havlena-Odeh Water Influx. Fetkovich-Reese-Whitson, High-Pressure Gas Material Balance. Stewart, Multiwell p/z Analysis. Examples Gas Field Production Forecasting. Notes January 11, 2019 e-notes (c) Curtis H. Whitson