Summary This paper presents an interpretation method for injectivity and falloff testing in a single-layer oil reservoir that is under waterflooding and develops analytical solutions for pressure and saturation distributions. The effects of relative permeability, wellbore storage, and skin are considered in these solutions. New field-dependent type curves for falloff tests, which exhibit features that do not appear in the currently available single-phase-flow type curves, are also presented. Matching of field data on these curves yields fluid mobilities in various banks, skin, formation permeability, and flood-front location. Field data interpretation with the new method shows that falloff tests can be used to monitor the progress of waterfloods.
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