...
| |
Fig. 2. A sample case of stablised flow rate as function of formation pressure. | Fig. 3. A sample case of stablised flow rate as function of formation water saturation and corresponding production water-cut.
|
Image Modified |
Fig. 4. A bunch of IPRs at different formation pressures and TPRs at different THPs. |
Workflow
...
- Check the current production rate against the production target from FDP
- If the diffference is big enough to justify the cost of production optimization (see point 8 below) then proceed to the step 3 below
- Assess formation pressure based on well tests
- Simulate IPR/OPR based on the current WOR/GOR
- Calculate the stabilized flow bottom-hole pressure
- Gather the current bottom-hole pressure
- Check up the calculation aganst the actual
- Recommend the production optimisation activities to adjust bottom-hole pressure :
- adjusting the choke at surface
- adjusting the pump settings from surface
- changing the pump depth
- changing the tubing size
- changing the pump
...
LaTeX Math Block |
---|
| J_s(q_o){sO} = \frac{q_oO}{p_R-p_{wf}} |
|
for oil producer with liquid oil flowrate (water and oil at surface conditions) |
LaTeX Math Block |
---|
| J_s(q_G) = \frac{q_G}{p_R-p_{wf}} |
|
for gas producer with gas flowrate at surface conditions
|
LaTeX Math Block |
---|
| J_s(q_g) = \frac{q_{GI}}{p_{wf}-p_R} |
|
for gas injector with gas flowrate injection rate at surface conditions
|
LaTeX Math Block |
---|
| J_s(q_w) = \frac{q_{WI}}{p_R-p_{wf}} |
|
for water injector with water flowrate injection rate at surface conditions |
...
where
is the maximum reservoir deliverability when the bottom-hole is at atmosperic pressure and also called
AOF – Absolute Open Flow.
...