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    COURSE

    Production Engineering 1

    COURSE CODE

    PROD 3001

    LECTURER

    Indar Narace

    STUDENT

    Deborah Ramnath

    ID #

    65115

    ASSIGNMENT # 2

    DUE DATE

    19-10-15

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    WELL COMPLETION DESIGN PROBLEM (6 marks)

    i)  Required to determine using the appropriate two-phase flow graph to the flowing

    bottomhole pressure (Pwf ) for the following test conditions:

    Given;

    Well head Pressure – 100 psig

    Tubing size – 2 inch nominal

    Oil API Gravity – 34o API

    Gas specific gravity – 0.66

    Surface Flowing Temperature – 100 oF

    Flowing Bottomhole Temperature – 190oF

    Oil Flow Rate – 498 bopd

    Water Flow Rate – 495 bwpd

    Static BHP (Pr) – 2500 psig

    GOR – 501 SCF/bbl

    Well Depth – 6005 feet

    Solution;

    Converting GOR TO GLR

    4 4+4 250 Add 600ft for 100psi wellhead pressure

    Well depth: 6005 feet + 600 feet =6605 feet

    From pressure transverse curve Pwf  = 1720 psig

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    From pressure transverse curve, Pwf  = 1720 psig

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    ii)  IRP graph drawn based on values obtained below.

    1 0 . 2   0.8 

     

    qo max  =qo

    −.

      −.

       

    qo max  =

    −.−. / 

    Sample Calculation

    Using a Pwf = 500 & qomax = 2067 (from above)

    10.2 Pwf 

    Pr0.8(Pwf 

    Pr)  

    2067 1 0.2 5002500 0.8(500

    2500)  1918 STB/day 

    Pwf , psi Q o (STB/day)

    0 2067

    500 1918

    1000 1637

    1500 1224

    2000 678

    2500 0

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    0

    678

    1224

    1637

    1918

    2067

    0

    500

    1000

    1500

    2000

    2500

    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000

       P   w    f    (   p   s   i    )

    Qo (STB/day)

    Pwf vs Qo

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    iii)  Required to draw an IPR (Vogel) graph for this well if a well test resulted in a skin

    factor of 1.2

    Using S= 1.2 to calculate FE

    + +. 0.85 

    mx @ = 1.8FE 1 Pwf Pr 0 . 8FE 1 Pwf Pr

     

    500  2067[1.80.85 1 0 . 80.85 1

    ] =1765 STB/day

    Pwf , psi Q o (STB/day)

    0 1968

    500 1765

    1000 1467

    1500 1073

    2000 585

    2500 0

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    0

    500

    1000

    1500

    2000

    2500

    3000

    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500

       P   w    f    (   p   s   i    )

    Qo (STB/day)

    Pwf vs Qo

    Pwf 

    Qo (skin = 1.2)

    Q o (no skin) 

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    iv)  Using the appropriate graphs;

    For 1000

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    For 1500

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    For 2000

    IPR graph draw for a skin of 1.2

    Pwf (psig) Q (STB/day)

    1500 1000

    1640 1500

    1720 2000

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    Figure 1; Graphs of, i. Well Flowing Pressure (Pwf) Vs. Flow Rate (Q), ii. Graph of Well Flowing

    Pressure (Pwf) Vs. Flow Rate (Q) with skin of 1.2 and iv. Tubing performance curve for 2.5 inch

    nominal tubing using flow rates of 1000, 1500 and 2000 bopd.

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    v)  As indicated by the above graph, the 2.5 inch tubing will yield a flow rate of 1200

    STB/day.

    vi)  The 2.5 inch tubing in the damaged well will produce 1100 STB/day as shown in the

    graph above.