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The value plotted  1- r  o  -  b  w we  get  on the  horizontal
          axis and extending to the intersection with the graph, we get the
          desired value z f .
                  Prof.  Borisov  showed  that  increased  filtration  resistance
          in the zone of replacement of oil with water can be considered the
          introduction  of  a  formula  filtration  resistance  coefficient  for  this
          zone to increase filtration resistance.
                   Coefficient  to  increase  filtration  resistance  α  shows  in
          how  many  times  the  increased  resistance  in  the  zone  of
          replacement of oil with water. For strip, the deposit is determined
          by the formula
                       
                      w   7,1  8z  25z 2 ,                                        (3.22)
                        oil      f      f
          where  z f - oil saturation at the front water-oil displacement.
                  For circle deposit we have two cases:
                  1)  the displacement of oil by water from the periphery to
                      the centre
                                     r            r   
                                                 2
                       w    7 , 1  8z    f    25z    f   ;
                                                          
                    1
                        oil      f  1   R 0     f  2  R 0     
                                                     
                                      
                           
                  2)  the displacement of oil by water from the centre to the
                      periphery
                                       R           R   
                                                  2
                   2     w   7,1   z8  `     r 0    25  2 `   r 0   .
                                                 z
                                           
                                                          
                                                      
                                                  f
                                    f 1
                            
                                                           
                                           
                                                      
                                                            
                         oil             f              f
          where  1,  2,  1’,  2’  - auxiliary functions that are dependencies
          on graphs (Fig. 3.8); R 0 - the radius of the initial position WOC, m;
          R f   - radius of the intermediate position WOC, m.




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