| arps.with.buildup {aRpsDCA} | R Documentation | 
Arps declines with linear buildup period
Description
Extend Arps decline curve objects by replacing early-time declines with a buildup period in which rate is a linear function of time.
Usage
    arps.with.buildup(decl, initial.rate, time.to.peak)
Arguments
| decl | an Arps decline object as produced by  | 
| initial.rate | initial rate [volume / time] (at time = 0) for buildup period. | 
| time.to.peak | time to peak rate (i.e.~length of buildup period). | 
Value
arps.with.buildup returns an object having class "arps",
which may be used as an argument to methods such as arps.q,
arps.Np, arps.D, or print.arps.
This object implements a decline curve which behaves as decl for all
time greater than time.to.peak, but implements a linear buildup of
rate interpolated between initial.rate at time zero and
arps.q(decl, time.to.peak) at time.to.peak.
See Also
Examples
## hyperbolic decline with
## qi = 500 bopd, Di = 3.91 nominal / year, b = 1.5,
## cumulative production at t = 5 years
decline <- arps.decline(
    rescale.by.time(500, from="day", to="year", method="rate"),
    3.91, 1.5)
# add buildup from initial rate of 50 bopd, over 30 days
decline.with.buildup <- arps.with.buildup(decline,
    rescale.by.time(50, from="day", to="year", method="rate"),
    rescale.by.time(30, from="day", to="year", method="time"))
# forecast 5 years and compare
forecast.time <- seq(0, 5, 0.1)
plot(arps.q(decline, forecast.time) ~ forecast.time, log="y", type="l",
    lty="dashed", col="red")
lines(arps.q(decline.with.buildup, forecast.time) ~ forecast.time,
    lty="dotted", col="blue")
[Package aRpsDCA version 1.1.1 Index]