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Title Page (Grid Tutorial)

PROSPER *

Nodal-Analysis Software

(vended by Petroleum Experts, Ltd)

Creating vertical(gas)-lift tables for input to

WorkBench

Reservoir Simulation Software

(vended by SSI’s Baker Hughes)

* This tutorial is based on Prosper version 6.00.

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Import Data (PVT.csv)

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Introduction

This tutorial uses Prosper to create vertical-lift tables.

Vertical-lift tables describe the relationships between :gas-liquid ratio,flow rate,water cut, andpressure drop

as liquids and free gas flow from the perforations to the wellhead.

Vertical-lift is sometimes called gas-lift or 2-phase flow.

Preface and Introduction

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The primary purpose of this document is to serve as a memory aid for the author.Thus, the author is also the target audience. (In other words, the quality of thecomposition is 100% sufficient for me to understand what I wrote.)

The secondary purpose is to share this tutorial with the public. I appreciate thepossibility that the general public may have some difficulty understanding the mypersonal abbreviations and my intuitive logic.

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Prosper MBal

1. Start Prosper by double-left-clicking the icon.

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A new (untitled) file

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1. Use left-mouse button toselect Options, Options(to start building the file.)

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4. Done.

3. Enter data.

1. Pick data. 2. Pick data.

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1. File.

2. Save As.

3. Input Data (.SIN).

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1. Verify changes

2. Use left-mouse button toselect PVT > Input Data

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Enter data

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1. Verify changes

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Left-mouse click the Import button

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2. Select the file

1. Select the directory

3. Left-mouse click the Done button

1. Select the directory

1. Laine\U_guides\nodal_an\prosper\tutor\01 ???

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2. Left-mouse click the Done button

1. Comma separated (CSV)

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2. Verify units.

4. Repeat for each PVT data column.

3. Highlight 1st data column.

Headings& units

1. Pick variable

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1. Enter temperature & pressure

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1. Proof read the entire table.

2. Left click the OK button.

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Left click the Calculate button.

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1. Enter desired ranges for temperature & pressure

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2. Left “mouse down” tomove the horizontal slider.

3. Review the results.

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Left “mouse down” tomove the vertical slider.

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Left click the Plot button.

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Reservoirconditions.

10 identical Pb curves

Experiment with the plot menus

Replace w/ b & w plot ????Is it already on next page ??

Instructions for b&W???

Brief descriptions of menus(guidance forexperimentation???)

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Left click the Finish button.

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Experiment with the Report, Export, and Layoutbuttons.

Report button gives GP fault.

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Report

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Layout

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1. Left click the Cancel button.

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Left click the Regression button.

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Left click the Help button.

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1. Review the information.

2. Continue reviewing the nextslide.

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1. Left click the File >Exit menu (to closeHelp.)

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2. Left click the Match Allbutton.

1. Left click the All/None button.

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2. Review the results.

3. Left click the Parameters button.

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1. Identify thebetter fits.

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2. Left click the Plotbutton.

1. The best correlations have already been selected.

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1. Review the fit.(Same PB for all temperatures.)

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1. Select Pressure

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1. Review the fit.(Same PB for all pressures.)

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1. Pick Pressure vsGas Oil Ratio.

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1. Review the fit.

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1. Pick Pressure versusOil Formation Volume Factor..

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1. Review the fit.

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1. Pick Pressure vs Oil Viscosity..

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2. Left click the Finish menu to exit plots.

1. Review the fit.

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1. Left click the OKbutton.

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1. Verify that PVTis matched.

2. Left click the Savebutton.

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3. Name the file.

1. Pick the Drive.

1. Pick the Directory.

What is the correct directory ???Laine\u_guides\Nodal_An\Prosper\Tutor

(Student may pick any meaningful directory.)

What is the correctfilename??? Tutor01.pvt

What is the correctdrive??? C:\

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1. Left click the Composition button.

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2. Left click the Help button.1. Review the data.

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1. Background on the matching composition.

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1. Accentric Factors.

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1. Binary interaction coefficients.

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2. Left click the Bi Coefficients button.1. Review the data.

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4. Left click the OK button. 1. Review the data.

3. Use horizontal slider to see C10 to C50+.

2. Note the symmetry.

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1. Left click OK. Start putting titles here Fri Sept 3rd

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2. Left click Setup.(Printer setup.)

Printer setup.

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1. Left click the Name dropdown box.

2. Left click desired printer.

3. Left the click OK button.

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1. Open (left double-click)subdirectories under theSystem folder.

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1. Practice toggling between the Userreport and the System report buttons.

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What do I do with this???

Got this far Fri 27Aug99

Maybe good idea to find pagenumbers in manual

orcopy part of help filethenmove on(class is about running Prosper.)

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Urge students to study “TemplateDefinition” after class. (it goes onand on.)

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2. Left click “Report to File.”

3. Left click the OK button,and/orLeft click Print?

1. Pick “Sections to Report.”

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3. Name the file.

1. Pick the Drive.

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This is 1 of 3 slidesextracted from thesaved PVT report.

Followed byanother set of 4slides (fromexample5.prn.)

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This is 2nd slideextracted from thesaved PVT report.

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1. Left click here.

2. Enter data.

3. ClickDone.

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1. Left click here.

3. Left click the Done button.

2. Enter data.

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2. Click “Tubing.”

4. Click theDone.

3. Enter data.

1.Click here.

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2. Enter data.

1. Click here.

3. Click Done.

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3. Left click the Print button.

2. Pick “Report to File.”

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3. Name the file.

1. Pick the Drive.

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This is the equipment-data report.

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1. Click Done.

2. Click System.

3. Click Inflow.

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2. Enter data.

1. Pick Vogel (use drop-down box).

4. Pick Relative Permeability.

3. Click drop-down box.

5. Click Enter.

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2. Click Enter.

1. Review data.

3. Click Finish.

4. Click OK.

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1. Click OK.

2. Enter data.

4. Click OK.

Chg qTEST to 100 stbd.

3. Calculate Vogel’s maximum oil production rateVogel says (qOIL)MAX = (qOIL)TEST. / [1 -0.2*(PWF-TEST/PRES) -0.8*(PWF-TEST /PRES)^2]

= 100 stbod / [1 -0.2*(514.7/1116.7) -0.8*(514.7/1116.7)^2]= 136 stbod

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1. Click OK.

3. It appears the gravel pack is restricting flow.Increase: gravel size (permeability) 3,000 md.

perforation diameter 0.5 in.shot density 10 shots / ft.

2. Click OK.

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2. Click OK.

1. Enter data.

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1. Review plot.

2. Verify test rate andpressure.

3. Verify (qOIL)MAX.

(Note: AOF > 136 stbd.)

Assumes qWATER = 0.

5. Click Finish.

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WISDOM

The purpose of the gravel pack is to improve flow into the wellbore.

Hopefully, the gravel-packed flow is much higher than the alternative(of allowing the perforations to fill with “sand” from the formation.

Nevertheless, this gravel-pack design requires the reservoir potentialto be well above Vogel’s maximum oil rate (of 136 stbd.)

Perhaps the gravel pack design can be further improved.

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NOTE: several changes could have made the error go away.Increase gravel-pack permeability to 8,000 md.Increase perforation diameter to 0.80 in.

10 is the maximum allowed by Prosper.Increase shots per foot to 16 (and 3,000 md.)

16 is the maximum allowed by Prosper.Increase gravel-pack length to 10 in (and 15,000 md.)

10 is the maximum allowed by Prosper.Increase perforation interval to 400 ftIncrease perforation efficiency to 1.0 (and 4,000 md.)

1.0 is the maximum allowed by Prosper.

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1. Click Cancel.

2. Click Cancel.

3. Click Cancel.

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1. Done.

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Matching allows the user to tuneProsper’s gradient into better agreementwith measured pressures versus depth.

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1. Enter data.

2.Pick.3.Pick.

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2. Enter data.

1. Enter data.

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1. Valves.

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3. Done.

2. Enter data.1.Pick.

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1. Calculate.

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1. Calculate.

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1. Done.

3.Pick.

2. Review results.

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3. Plot.

1. Review results.

2.Scroll.

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1. Acceptable matchbetween theoreticaland measured casingpressure.

2. Finish.

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1. Done.

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1. Done.

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1. Enter data.

2.Pick.

3. Enter data.

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5. Done.

4. Enter data.

1A. Use “Dissolved and Free GLR” toavoid infinite gas at high water cuts,or

1B. Use “Total GOR” to avoid changingthe solution-gas-oil ratio, formation-volume factor, and viscosity.

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4. Done.

3. Enter data.

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4. Done.

3. Enter data.

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1. Continue.

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1. Calculate.

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1. Moving symbols indicate calculations inprogress.

2. OK.

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1. Plot.

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1. Finish

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1. Export

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6. Done.2. Continue.

1. Pick format.

5. EnterName.

4. Pick path.

3. Pickdrive.

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1. Scroll.

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2. Exit.

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1. Done.

YESGravelPack

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1.Cancel.

2.Cancel.

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1. File.

2. Save As.

3. Input, Analysis, & Output Data(.OUT).

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4. Done.

3. EnterName.

2. Pick path.

1. Pickdrive.

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1. File.

2. Exit.

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Summary and Conclusions

This tutorial improves the author’s personal productivity by serving as a memoryaid that demonstrates how to use Petroleum Experts’ nodal-analysis software(Prosper) to create vertical-lift tables.

The vertical-lift tables become part of the reservoir simulation (gas-lift) input. Inthis case the available output formats came close to the required simulationformat. The Prosper tables were manually parsed to create the proper inputformat for the simulation software.

This particular application was for Baker Hughes’ (SSI’s) WorkBench (SimBestII)reservoir simulation software.

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