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Skin effect depends upon permeability of skin or sand face in well bore, radius of skin, and on reservoir permeability beyond radius of skin; these quantities can be evaluated by adapting equation derived by Hurst; equations are adapted and expressed in form convenient for purposes of reservoir limit test; effective well bore radius may be evaluated in terms of permeability and radius of skin.
Skin effect depends upon permeability of skin or sand face in well bore, radius of skin, and on reservoir permeability beyond radius of skin; these quantities can be evaluated by adapting equation derived by Hurst; equations are adapted and expressed in form convenient for purposes of reservoir limit test; effective well bore radius may be evaluated in terms of permeability and radius of skin.
Permeability and radius of skin
Oil Gas J
Jones, P. (author)
Oil and Gas Journal ; 60
1962
Article (Journal)
English
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