... to the corresponding model simulations. production monitoring joule-thomson effect characteristic geothermal temperature production control Upstream Oil & Gas Reservoir flow rate Symposium perforation production logging temperature model geothermal profile Temperature Effect Temperature Curve...

... supports an accurate interpretation of a well s behavior. As shown by Fig. 1, a temperature log presentation often includes two curves: the absolut~ or gradient temperature curvg and the differential temperature curve. The absolute temperature curve is a depth record- ing oft he wellbore temperature...

... SYMPOSIUM, JUNE 10-13, 1984 temperatures (geothermal gradient), the data from these logs support projections of the shut-in temperatures for a long shut-in time, such as twenty-four or forty-eight hours. Examination of a projected temperature curve for a long shut-in time facilitates identification...

... ABSTRACT Flowing temperature curves are used extensively in the analysis of producing wells. The complex relationships between pressure drops, mass production, time and differential specific heats can be resolved using computer simulation as a tool for analysis. Most previously published...

... evaluation Symposium gas accumulation production index mcfg day Temperature Curve Spwla Twentieth Morgantown SPWLA TWENTIETH ANNUAL LOGGING SYMPOSIUM, JUNE 36, 1979 A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF VARIOUS LOG ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES FOR THE EASTERN DEVONIAN SHALES by John B. Curtis - Science Applications...

... into a flowing gas well, the previously mentioned cooling sharply identifies the gas-bearing strata. A typical temperature log is given in Figure 1. It will be noticed that below the gas kick the gas temperature curve becomes linear with depth. For the case in which the well has been allowed to reach themnal...