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    PET328 2020-2021 Test 1

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    The document provides a sample script to compute STOIIP (Stock Tank Oil Initially In Place) values for each block in a discretized reservoir model. It requests that the script be converted into a function called stoiip_discretized() that takes grid porosity and water saturation values as input lists and returns a list of STOIIP values for each block and the total STOIIP.

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    The document provides a sample script to compute STOIIP (Stock Tank Oil Initially In Place) values for each block in a discretized reservoir model. It requests that the script be converted into a function called stoiip_discretized() that takes grid porosity and water saturation values as input lists and returns a list of STOIIP values for each block and the total STOIIP.

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    The document provides a sample script to compute STOIIP (Stock Tank Oil Initially In Place) values for each block in a discretized reservoir model. It requests that the script be converted into a function called stoiip_discretized() that takes grid porosity and water saturation values as input lists and returns a list of STOIIP values for each block and the total STOIIP.

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    1

    2 COVENANT UNIVERSITY
    3 TITLE OF EXAMINATION: Test 1
    4 DEPARTMENT: PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
    5 SESSION: 2020/2021 SEMESTER: OMEGA
    6 COURSE CODE: PET328 CREDIT UNIT: 2
    7 COURSE TITLE: COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
    8 INSTRUCTION: ATTEMPT TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS TIME: 30 minutes
    9
    10 Question 1: [7 marks]
    11 The script shown below has been written to compute STOIIP for each block in a discretized reservoir model and to
    12 ultimately report the total STOIIP in such reservoir. For re-usability purposes, the Lead Software Develper in your
    13 team has requested that you convert the script to a function to be named stoiip_discretized. The grid of porosity
    14 (poro) and initial water saturation (swi) values should be passed to the function as poro_list and swi_list, respectively;
    15 with the list index corresponding to the natural ordering of the grid blocks. The function should return a list
    16 (stoiip_list) containing all STOIIP values, with elements arranged in natural ordering of the block. Additionally, the
    17 function should also return the total STOIIP value (total_stoiip). A sample of the discretized model and grid values is
    18 provided below for your guidance.
    19
    20 #...TTOWG!
    21 # input statements
    22 Lx = float(input('What is the length of the reservoir in x-direction?'))
    23 Ly = float(input('What is the length of the reservoir in y-direction?'))
    24 h = float(input('What is the thickness of the reservoir?'))
    25 nx = int(input('How many blocks there are in x-axis?'))
    26 ny = int(input('How many blocks there are in y-axis?'))
    27 boi = float(input('What is the value of initial oil FVF?'))
    28 # discretizing the reservoir
    29 delta_x = Lx/nx
    30 delta_y = Ly/ny
    31 # calculating the area per block
    32 area = delta_x*delta_y
    33 # initializing output variable
    34 total_stoiip = 0
    35 # the 'for' loop
    36 for j in range(1,ny+1):
    37 for i in range(1,nx+1):
    38 block_n_order = (nx*(j-1))+i
    39 poro = float(input('What is the value of porosity for Block
    40 {0}?'.format(block_n_order)))
    41 sw = float(input('What is the value of water saturation for Block
    42 {0}?'.format(block_n_order)))
    43 block_stoiip = (7758*area*h*poro*(1-sw))/boi
    44 total_stoiip = total_stoiip + block_stoiip
    45 print('The amount of oil in Block {0} is {1:.2f} STB'.format(block_n_order,
    46 block_stoiip))
    47 # displaying the results.
    48 print('The amount of oil in the entire reservoir is {0:.2f} STB'.format(total_stoiip))

    49
    50 Question 2: [3 marks]
    51 Which of the two for loops in the script above runs fastest? [1 mark]
    52 How many times (in terms of nx and ny) would Line 46 be executed? [1 mark]
    53 For what purpose is the use of function float in the script above? [1 mark]
    54 Best wishes, now and always!!!

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