EVALUATION OF THE PROCESS OF OIL PRODUCTION BASED ON THE METHOD OF HYPERBOLIC DISTRIBUTIONS

Abstract

As one of the methods for intensifying oil production, the method of forced fluid withdrawal is increasingly being used. At the same time, the volumes of carrying out this technological process on a large scale require an assessment of the effectiveness of this method not for individual wells, but an approach to assessing its success as a whole for all production wells in the area under consideration.
The choice of wells for boosting in practice often leads to numerous changes in individual elements of the system, but, in general, it does not have a significant impact on the overall well performance. Carrying out such activities is often associated with a random selection of wells, which, as a rule, is not enough to achieve the desired effect.
Basically, the process under consideration is dynamic and subject to changes over time, both random and purposeful. In this regard, this method requires rapid assessments. The proposed technique is based on the use of the hyperbolic function method [1-3] and the theory of Markov chains [4, 5].