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Q oil   а   b Q fl  ;                                                       (7.7)

                       Q   а   b    ;                                                    (7.8)
                      oil
                                  Q fl
                       Q oil=a+bq oil/q w;                                                        (7.9)
                       Q oil=а+blnQ fl;                                                       (7.10)
                       Q oil=а+blnQ w;                                                       (7.11)
                       Q w=a+bln(q w/q oil);                                                 (7.12)
          where Q oil , Q fl , Q w  - accumulated oil, fluid and water production;
          q oil  ,  q w    -  year  production  oil  and  water;  a,  b  -  statistical
          coefficients.
                       Integral  characteristics  water-oil  displacement  (7.6),
          (7.7) and (7.10) are the most simple and convenient, those in the
          processing of data to determine the effectiveness of hydrodynamic
          action. Characteristics of water-oil displacement (7.9), and (7.12)
          are  differential.  They  include  the  following  values:  current
          production, water cut.
                       The  coefficients  a  and  b  are  determined  by  statistical
          data processing from the system of equations
                      nay     b  ,x
                                          2
                          xy   a   bx   x  .                                        (7.13)
               Where

               b      nxy    xy ;
                          2
                     x   n  y 2

                a    xy  b  x 2  .
                          x
                       In  this  case,  the  prediction  of  the  expected  oil
          production  will  hold  through  arithmetical  selection  dependence,
          corresponding  to  actual  dependence  accumulated  oil  production
          from an accumulated fluid. The initial input data are:






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