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Well Test Analysis, Inflow Performance Evaluation, and Reservoir Deliverability Assessment of Abura-6 Well, Niger Delta Basin, Nigeria.

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AAkenborBOB. O.

Key Points

  • The aim is to assess the inflow performance and deliverability of the Abura-6 well in the Niger Delta.
  • Conducted multi-rate production tests across four reservoir intervals.
  • Performed productivity index (PI) and inflow performance relationship (IPR) analyses.
  • Evaluated fluid properties and reservoir efficiency.
  • The 6A86 interval achieved a maximum oil rate of 2,608 BPD with a PI of 1.14 BPD/psi.
  • Lower intervals showed increasing water cut and heavier crude characteristics.
  • Significant vertical heterogeneity and varying permeability were observed across intervals.

Abstract

This study presents an integrated well test and reservoir performance evaluation of the Abura-6 well located in the Niger Delta Basin, Nigeria. Multi-rate production tests were conducted across four reservoir intervals (6A86, 5A86, 3A86, and 1A86) to evaluate productivity, fluid properties, and reservoir deliverability characteristics. Productivity index (PI) and inflow performance relationship (IPR) analyses were performed to quantify reservoir efficiency and production potential. The 6A86 interval exhibited superior performance with a maximum oil rate of 2,608 BPD and a calculated productivity index of 1.14 BPD/psi. Lower intervals demonstrated increasing water cut and heavier crude characteristics, particularly within 3A86 and 1A86 sands. Results indicate significant vertical heterogeneity, varying permeability regimes, and differing aquifer influences across the tested intervals. The findings provide a technical framework for choke optimization, completion strategy, and field development planning in the Abura Field and comparable Niger Delta reservoirs.

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Akenbor et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fed03cb9154b0b82877358https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20061229
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