Question 4.11 Consider the radial flow problem shown in top view (right), where the shaded area represents a damaged zone due to the drilling operations. Assume there are three horizontal layers of equal heights (thickness), and the permeability of the undamaged formation is 45 mD in layer 1, 25 mD in layer 2, and 30 mD in layer 3. Further assume that the radius of damage is 2.2 ft and the permeability of the damaged zone is 1.5 mD is 0.6 ft, and the radius of the reservoir is 450 ft. all the three layers. The radius of the wellbore a) What is the average permeability in each horizontal layer? b) What is the average permeability of the three layers?

Question 4.11 Consider the radial flow problem shown in top view (right), where the shaded area represents a damaged zone due to the drilling operations. Assume there are three horizontal layers of equal heights (thickness), and the permeability of the undamaged formation is 45 mD in layer 1, 25 mD in layer 2, and 30 mD in layer 3. Further assume that the radius of damage is 2.2 ft and the permeability of the damaged zone is 1.5 mD is 0.6 ft, and the radius of the reservoir is 450 ft. all the three layers. The radius of the wellbore a) What is the average permeability in each horizontal layer? b) What is the average permeability of the three layers?

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