Introduction
AFA requires at least 1 Project and 1 Group to perform any analyses or simulation. Please refer to Create a Project and sub-topics if required.
STEP 1: Select MASLO autoRTA
STEP 2: Data View
Data View is the first tab in most modules. It shows all the major data sources imported for this well (pressures, rates, etc). Some specific items are:
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Options to select which axis a data set below (left or right)
STEP 3: Input Grid
The user must specify all the PVT and rock properties shown below to proceed to the analysis or “FMB Output“ tab. On this tab, there are:
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Defined Parameters
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These are generally parameters given by the user including
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PVT inputs and general PVT Correlations and Calculations including recombination calculations.
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Gas PVT Plots - viscosity, density, z-factor etc
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Water PVT Plots - viscosity, density, etc
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Oil PVT Plots - viscosity, density, solution GOR, etc.
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autoRTA: Langmuir Isotherm (not enabled for oil)
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autoRTA: Wellbore Model (not enabled for oil)
STEP 4: Analysis
Once the user clicks the analysis tab, after all appropriate inputs are completed, the following view is available. Key elements are:
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Outputs from the automated Radial Analysis
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If “Smart Fit“ is turned off, the user may select any model as they see fit, and perform a manual analysis.
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Normalized Pressure Plots
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Beta derivatives
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Normalized Rate Plots
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Blasingame Curves
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Tabulated “Data Table“ of the results in the dimensionless form
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Tabulated “Data Table“ of the base model curves
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Adjustable Dimensionless Time Scale. Options available are:
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tDrw
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tDA
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tDd
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Manual Options such as Dual Porosity and Boundary Type.
STEP 5: Forecast
When selecting the forecast tab, the results of the analysis and history match are shown. The basic elements are:
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autoRTA Pre-Forecast Settingwhich gives options for the history match period.
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Economic Cut-off
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Forecast Table and Smart Fill which sets the forecast conditions beyond the history match
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The history match and forecast periods
Also, note all three forecasts (low, mid, and high) from the automated analysis are shown below