Well production indicators in a deformable reservoir interacting with rocks
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Steady-state flow towards a well through a thin porous deformable two-layer reservoir with allowance for deformation of the surrounding rocks is investigated. The permeability of the reservoir is a function of the displacements of its top and bottom. The effect of deformation on the well production indicators is studied. The results obtained agree quantitatively with the data of full-scale experiments.
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