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    TD PD ZD ZD ZD ZD ZD 0.1 1 10 100 1000: PDVSTD

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    The document proposes a dimensionless variable to model pressure (pD) over time (tD) at various dimensionless distances (zD) from a fracture. It presents an equation to calculate pD as a function of tD and zD. The results are shown in a table and plot, demonstrating that at higher zD values, pD approaches 2 for all tD, but decreases more slowly at lower zD.

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    The document proposes a dimensionless variable to model pressure (pD) over time (tD) at various dimensionless distances (zD) from a fracture. It presents an equation to calculate pD as a function of tD and zD. The results are shown in a table and plot, demonstrating that at higher zD values, pD approaches 2 for all tD, but decreases more slowly at lower zD.

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    Plot PD vs Td

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    The document proposes a dimensionless variable to model pressure (pD) over time (tD) at various dimensionless distances (zD) from a fracture. It presents an equation to calculate pD as a function of tD and zD. The results are shown in a table and plot, demonstrating that at higher zD values, pD approaches 2 for all tD, but decreases more slowly at lower zD.

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    TD PD ZD ZD ZD ZD ZD 0.1 1 10 100 1000: PDVSTD

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    Kamal Hamzah
    The document proposes a dimensionless variable to model pressure (pD) over time (tD) at various dimensionless distances (zD) from a fracture. It presents an equation to calculate pD as a function of tD and zD. The results are shown in a table and plot, demonstrating that at higher zD values, pD approaches 2 for all tD, but decreases more slowly at lower zD.

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    e.

    Propose your own dimensionless variable and give the pressure solution type curve (PD vs tD) for several
    values of dimensionless perpendicular distance compared to fracture half-length (z/L).

    Based on solution at section (d), we obtain this equation:


    −
    =
    2√
    Where:
    ( , )−
    =
    −

    The calculation result is below:


    pD
    tD zD zD zD zD zD
    0.1 1 10 100 1000
    0.1 1.176937 1.974652681 2 2 2
    1 1.056372 1.520499878 2 2 2
    10 1.01784 1.176936726 1.974653 2 2
    100 1.005642 1.056371978 1.5205 2 2
    1000 1.001784 1.017839755 1.176937 1.974653 2
    10000 1.000564 1.005641849 1.056372 1.5205 2
    100000 1.000178 1.001784123 1.01784 1.176937 1.974652681

    pD Vs tD
    2.5

    1.5
    pD

    zD=0.1
    0.5 zD=1
    zD=10
    zD=100
    0 zD=1000
    0.1 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000
    tD

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