Advances in Flexwell Development: Ali Shahamiri and Reza Heidari
Advances in Flexwell Development: Ali Shahamiri and Reza Heidari
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SECTION I
Co-Injection Models
Co-Injection Model
Water Steam
QW T1, P1 , Qual1
Generator
Tinj = T1
Steam
• For single component steam injection Tinj , Pinj and Qualinj are
sufficient to calculate the thermodynamic state of injection fluid.
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Co-Injection Model
Water Steam + Solvent
QS
Solvent
• For single component steam injection Tinj , Pinj and Qualinj are
sufficient to calculate the thermodynamic state of injection fluid.
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Co-Injection Model
Thermodynamic State of a Mixture
Using , , to identify the thermodynamic state of a What are the
steam/solvent mixture involves simplifying assumptions. alternatives?
, , , , ,
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Steam to Multiphase Multicomponent
Unified Model Pre-Existing Model
*INCOMP *MIXTURE-Z z1 ... znumy *INCOMP *WATER w1 ... wnumx
*INCOMP *OIL x1 ... xnumx
*INCOMP *GAS y1 ... ynumy
Composition
*INCOMP *WATER-GAS-Z z1 ... znumy
*INCOMP *WATER-OIL-Z z1 ... znumx
*INCOMP *WATER-GAS-OIL-Z z1 ... znumy
*INCOMP *WATER-GAS v1….vnumy
*INCOMP *WATER-OIL v1….vnumx
*INCOMP *WATER-GAS-OIL v1….vnumy
*INCOMP *GAS-OIL
Attributes
*PINJW pinjw *PINJW pinjw
*HINJW hinjw *TINJW tinjw
*QUAL qual
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Enthalpy Models
Liquid Base ,
Gas Base ,
Simple Hvap ,
Lee-Kesler Correlation ∆ ∆ , .∆ ,
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 1
Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 1
Unified Co-Injection Model Pre-existing Model
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 1
Unified Co-Injection Model Pre-existing Model
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 1
Unified Co-Injection Model Pre-existing Model
*TINJW 224.0
4.549e+4
*QUAL 0.9085
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 1
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Unified Co-injection Model
Example 2
Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 2
Unified Co-Injection Model Pre-existing Model
*COMPNAME *COMPNAME
‘H2O' 'C1' 'C4-5' 'C6-8' 'C9-11' 'Heavy' ‘H2O' 'C1' 'C4-5' 'C6-8' 'C9-11' 'Heavy'
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 2
Unified Co-Injection Model Pre-existing Model
*COMPNAME *COMPNAME
‘H2O' 'C1' 'C4-5' 'C6-8' 'C9-11' 'Heavy' ‘H2O' 'C1' 'C4-5' 'C6-8' 'C9-11' 'Heavy'
5.495e4 350C
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Example 2
Unified Co-Injection Model Pre-existing Model
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Unified Co-Injection Model
Highlights
Advantages of the New Unified Model
Less input data required.
Straightforward preprocessing for co-injection problems.
No need to use WINPROP to identify the phase envelope for any given
composition.
Can be used instead of existing co-injection keywords (scenarios) as well as
gas-oil mixtures.
No simplifying assumptions for the thermodynamic calculations of injection fluid.
Recommended for compositions with large fraction of oil components and for -
super-heated fluid injection.
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SECTION II
+
Increases the mobility inside and near wellbore region.
Reduces the hydraulic diameter and volume and cross sectional area of
annular space.
∑ ∑ 1
,
∆
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Segmented Heater Cable
Segmented Heater Cable Uniform Heater Cable
*HEATER_CABLE *ATTACHTO well *HEATER_CABLE *ATTACHTO well
*CBL_PROP cable-OD number-of-cables uba OD rate number-of-cables
*SECTIONS ( *RATE | *RATEPL )
{ uba_range section_heat_rate }
Heat Rate (J/day.m)
2.3E+7 2.3E+7
1.9E+7 1.9E+7
1.5E+7 1.5E+7
0 200 400 600 800 0 200 400 600 800
Length, m Length, m
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Segmented Heater Cable
Example
Segmented Heater Cable
Example
Segmented Heater Cable Uniform Heater Cable
*HEATER_CABLE *ATTACHTO ‘Prod.‘ *HEATER_CABLE *ATTACHTO ‘Prod.‘
** diam #cables ** uba diam total heat #cables
*CBL_PROP 0.005 2 3 1 24 0.005 1.8d+10 2
*SECTIONS *RATEPL
8.0E+7
**uba_range heat / length
3:4 1 24 3.375e7 Heat Rate (J/day.m)
5:6 1 24 3.375e7 6.0E+7
7:8 1 24 2.250e7
9:10 1 24 2.250e7 4.0E+7
11:12 1 24 2.250e7
13:14 1 24 2.250e7 2.0E+7
15:16 1 24 1.125e7
17:18 1 24 1.125e7
0.0E+0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Length, m
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Segmented Heater Cable
Example
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Segmented Heater Cable
Example
Segmented
Uniform 40 days
5 days
0 days
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Wall Properties for FlexWell
Wall Properties for FlexWell
Temperature Dependent Wall Prop. Constant Wall Prop.
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,
∆
/ /
2 2
/ /
2 2
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Wall Properties for FlexWell
Temperature Dependent Wall Prop. Constant Wall Prop.
*WALL_CP X0 X1 X2 *WALL_CP X0
*WALL_HCN Y0 Y1 Y2 *WALL_HCN Y0
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Temperature Dependent Wall Prop. for FlexWell
Temperature Dependent Wall Prop. Constant Wall Prop.
*TUBING *ATTACHTO 'Injector' *TUBING *ATTACHTO 'Injector'
*TUBULAR *CONSTANT *TUBULAR *CONSTANT
*ID 0.076 *ID 0.076
*OD 0.0889 *OD 0.0889
** X0 X1 X2
*WALL_CP 2.852e+06 3.274e+03 -1.404 *WALL_CP 3.88e6 Material: SST
*WALL_HCN 4.982e+06 -3.242e+03 -5.038e-01 *WALL_HCN 3.63e6
5.0E+6
4.0E+6
4.5E+6
3.0E+6
k , J/day.m.K
Cp , J/m3.K
4.0E+6
2.0E+6
3.5E+6
1.0E+6 y = -1.404E+00x2 + 3.274E+03x + 2.852E+06
y = -5.038E-01x2 - 3.242E+03x + 4.982E+06 R² = 9.950E-01
R² = 9.950E-01
0.0E+0 3.0E+6
250 450 650 850 T, K
250 450 650 850 T, K
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Temperature Dependent Wall Prop. for FlexWell
Constant VS. Temperature Dependent Wall Prop.
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Temperature Dependent Wall Prop. for FlexWell
Constant VS. Temperature Dependent Wall Prop.
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Sectional Wall Properties for FlexWell
Sectional Wall Prop. Constant Wall Prop.
*TUBING *ATTACHTO 'Injector' *TUBING *ATTACHTO 'Injector'
*TUBULAR *VAR_WDTP *TUBULAR *CONSTANT
**ID CP K OD *ID 0.076
0.076 3.63e+6 5.60E+03 0.0889 *OD 0.0889
0.076 3.63e+6 7.00E+03 0.0889 *WALL_CP 3.88e6
0.076 3.63e+6 1.09E+04 0.0889 *WALL_HCN 9.17E+04
… … … …
… … … …
0.076 3.63e+6 2.49E+05 0.0889
0.076 3.63e+6 3.11E+05 0.0889
0.076 3.63e+6 3.88E+05 0.0889
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Acknowledgements
• Reza Heidari
• Mohsen Sadeghi
• Lloyd Buchanan
• Long Nghiem
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Questions?