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theoretical formula corresponds to the actual flow rate change over
          time.
                  For  downward  curves  correlation  coefficient  is  (0  -  -1),
          for upward curves - (0 - +1).
                  If r = 1, the correlation is converted to exact a relationship
          and if r = 0, the correlation between the studied parameters do not
          exist.  It  is  believed  that  by  convergence  r  =  0,5  results  are
          satisfactory, with r = 0,7 - good for r > 0,7 - excellent.
                     From the formula (7.3) that the larger n, the greater the
          correlation coefficient.
                     To carry out the forecast for the worked well-day can be
          no  more  than  1/3  of  the  years  under  consideration  (years  of
          development).



                  7.2  Forecasting  oil  production  under  characteristics
          water-oil displacement

                  Characteristic  water-oil  displacement  is  called  the
          relationship  between  the  accumulated  oil  production  and
          accumulated  fluid  production.  Characteristics  displacement
          reflects the actual process of extracting oil from the depths and the
          associated flooding dynamics of production or development mode
          heterogeneity of strata displacement of oil by water. Displacement
          characteristics allow determining the efficiency of extraction of oil
          in  the  flooding.  In  practice,  the  displacement  characteristics  are
          used to assess the effectiveness of measures designed to improve
          the  system  design.  Displacement  characteristics  can  be  divided
          into two types: integral and differential.
                      There  are  many  different  characteristics  water-oil
          displacement:
                       Q flQ oil=a+bQ w;                                                        (7.6)







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