**Author details**

Freddy Humberto Escobar *Universidad Surcolombiana, Neiva (Huila), Colombia, South America* 

#### **9. References**

[1] Escobar, F.H., Martinez, J.A., and Montealegre-M., Matilde, 2010. Pressure and Pressure Derivative Analysis for a Well in a Radial Composite Reservoir with a Non-Newtonian/Newtonian Interface. CT&F. Vol. 4, No. 1. p. 33-42. Dec. 2010.

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	- [4] Escobar, F.H., Vega, L.J. and Bonilla, L.F., 2012b. Determination of Well Drainage Area for Power-Law Fluids by Transient Pressure Analysis". Paper sent to CT&F to request publication.
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SPE Reservoir Characterization and Simulation Conference and Exhibition held in Abu Dhabi, UEA, October 9-11.

[15] Martinez, J.A., Escobar, F.H., and Montealegre-M, M. 2011. Vertical Well Pressure and Pressure Derivative Analysis for Bingham Fluids in a Homogeneous Reservoirs. Dyna, Year 78, Nro. 166, p.21-28. Dyna. 2011.

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request publication.

Journal. P. 108-114. June.

Aug. 1974. p. 337-346.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Las Vegas, NV, Sept. 23-26.

Pet. Eng. Journal. p. 164-174. June.

AIME. p. 271-280. April.

New Orleans, Louisiana, 30 Sept.–3 Oct.

June.

publication.

[2] Escobar, F.H., Zambrano, A.P, Giraldo, D.V. and Cantillo, J.H., 2011. Pressure and Pressure Derivative Analysis for Non-Newtonian Pseudoplastic Fluids in Double-

[3] Escobar, F.H., Bonilla, D.F. and Ciceri, Y,Y. 2012. Pressure and Pressure Derivative Analysis for Pseudoplastic Fluids in Vertical Fractured wells. Paper sent to CT&F to

[4] Escobar, F.H., Vega, L.J. and Bonilla, L.F., 2012b. Determination of Well Drainage Area for Power-Law Fluids by Transient Pressure Analysis". Paper sent to CT&F to request

[5] Fan, Y. 1998. A New Interpretation Model for Fracture-Calibration Treatments. SPE

[6] Hirasaki, G.J. and Pope, G.A., 1974. Analysis of Factors Influencing Mobility and Adsorption in the Flow of Polymer Solutions through Porous Media. Soc. Pet. Eng. J.

[7] Igbokoyi, A. and Tiab, D., 2007. New type curves for the analysis of pressure transient data dominated by skin and wellbore storage: Non-Newtonian fluid. Paper SPE 106997 presented at the SPE Production and Operations Symposium, 31 March – 3 April, 2007,

[8] Ikoku, C.U. 1978. Transient Flow of Non-Newtonian Power-Law Fluids in Porous

[9] Ikoku, C.U., 1979. Practical Application of Non-Newtonian Transient Flow Analysis. Paper SPE 8351 presented at the SPE 64th Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition,

[10] Ikoku, C.U. and Ramey, H.J. Jr., 1979. Transient Flow of Non-Newtonian Power-law fluids Through in Porous Media. Soc. Pet. Eng. Journal. p. 164-174.

[11] Ikoku, C.U. and Ramey, H.J. Jr., 1979. Wellbore Storage and Skin Effects During the Transient Flow of Non-Newtonian Power-law fluids Through in Porous Media. Soc.

[12] Katime-Meindl, I. and Tiab, D., 2001. Analysis of Pressure Transient Test of Non-Newtonian Fluids in Infinite Reservoir and in the Presence of a Single Linear Boundary by the Direct Synthesis Technique. Paper SPE 71587 prepared for presentation at the 2001 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition held in

[13] Lund, O. and Ikoku, C.U., 1981. Pressure Transient Behavior of Non-Newtonian/Newtonian Fluid Composite Reservoirs. Society of Petroleum Engineers of

[14] Mahani, H., Sorop, T.G., van den Hoek, P.J., Brooks, A.D., and Zwaan, M. 2011. Injection Fall-Off Analysis of Polymer Flooding EOR. Paper SPE 145125 presented at the

Porosity Formations. CT&F, Vol. 5, No. 3. p. 47-59. June.

Media. Ph.D. dissertation. Stanford U., Stanford, CA.

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