Anyone care to comment on the inferences that can be drawn about field size based on the results of an extended flow test?
For example, if we see a 5% fall off in pressure over a month at a flow rate of 40mmscf, we can probably expect the field size to be very small? In the above example probably less that 0.5bcf?
There must be a formula to work out field size based on flow rate and pressure decline over time?
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