This course is an introduction to IPM (PROSPER, MBAL and GAP) in the context of gas field applications. A series of tutorials and introductory videos will guide you to build up knowledge on the use of the tools.
This course is divided into three main sections. The first part of the course focuses on reservoir modelling. In the second section the construction of well models is explained. Finally, the entire system (reservoir, wells and pipelines) are coupled in a GAP model.
Gas IPM for beginners course overview – PROSPER |
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In this section an introduction to the material balance concept is presented and there are tutorials that show the workflow to create, history match and forecast production in MBAL models.
Material balance introduction for gas fields – MBAL |
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Performing the history matching for a gas reservoir – MBAL |
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Performing the history matching for a gas and condensate reservoir – MBAL |
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Introduction to material balance production forecast – MBAL |
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Predictions for a gas reservoir – MBAL |
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An introduction to nodal analysis pressure loss in the wellbore and inflow performance relationship is presented. The construction and calibration of three well models consolidate the concept.
Introduction to Production System Performance of wells for gas fields – PROSPER |
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Basic example gas well model construction – PROSPER |
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Gas well model performance analysis – PROSPER |
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Gas and condensate well model – PROSPER |
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The integration of the reservoir and well models into a common system including the surface network pipelines in GAP is presented. The tutorials in this section will show how to setup a network, solve the network (to obtain the gas production rate and how it is allocated between wells) and perform predictions.
Introduction to GAP – GAP |
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Integrated production model setup – GAP |
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Solving an integrated production network for a condensate field – GAP |
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Performing production forecasts and scenario evaluation for gas and condensate field – GAP |
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