| THEORY & FORMULAE |
PR is widely employed in evaluating the effects of perforating parameters on well productivity. PR is defined as the ratio of the ratio of productivity index (PI) of a perforated well to the PI of an openhole well.
Tang et al presented semi-analytical correlations to estimate PR for cased-hole horizontal completions. PR is modelled as a function of perforation anisotropy and perforating parameters (perforation density, phasing and penetration). The PR correlation is given as:
PR = a0 + a1F + a2F2
  F = f1(kzr) + f2(Lp) + f3(SPF)
  f1(kzr) = b0 + b1ln(kz/kr) +
b2ln2(kz/kr)
  f2(Lp) = c0 + c1Lp + c2Lp2
  f3(SPF) = d0 + d1SPF + d2SPF2
where
     SPF = shot per foot = perforation density = reciprocal of hperf, 1/ft
     hperf = perforation spacing = vertical distance between perfs rows, ft
     Lp = penetration length = length of perforation tunnel, ft
     kzr = kv/kh
     kh = horizontal permeability of formation, mD
     kv = vertical permeability of formation, mD
     θ = perforation phasing angle = angular sparation between neighbouring
perforations, degrees
     a0,a1,a2,b0,b1,b2,
c0,c1,c2,d0,d1,d2
= Phasing-dependent constants tabulated in Tang et al.
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