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SPE 37020 A Depletion Planning Model for the Development and Management Gas Fields
Bambang lsmanto, SPE, and Ben Weimer,
SPE,VICO Indonesia
of Multilayered
19S6 was
Soc,ety
of Petroleum for
Eng(neers
Mutiara provide
and Semberah
which
in the Mahakam I). These fields 1.5 Bscf/D Plants. The with the and and are channels drilled
prepared
presen!allon 28-31
at the
199S
delta of East Kalimantan, to the Bontang majority mouth completed completions. shown LNG
Indonesia
Auslral!a,
October
by an SPE
Program
Iollowlng
rewew
of as 10 any af of
(n an abstracf
submited
by the
author(s) does
of Petroleum
author(s) subjecf
four fields consist of more than 2,000 occurring bars. in these Typical in the form 467 fields Currently, wells and
of the Society
or members Committees
of distributary
meetings
10 pubhcal!on
by Edkforlal
to coPy IS reslncfed to an abstract be copied The abstracl Should Ihe paper U S A was presented Wile fax 01-214-952.9435
of where
as dual,
or single
Richardson
reservoir
wet I completions
in Figure 2.
of reservoirs and wells with Depletion to assist This paper completions, a specific computerized of these fields. and explains of the Nilam
Abstract
VICOS major gas fields
in East Kalimantan,
gas reservoirs are
multiple
contain in excess of 2,000 individual depth from 4,000 feet to 15,000 by almost geologically drastically Because Depletion developed, deliverability. compression commitments. program organizes principles utilizes inflow The field linked and 500 wells These complex
program
deltaic environment
make-up.
and reservoirs,
Description
tool designed,
of Depletion
DEPLAN developed,
Planning
program and
Model
is a field management by VICO to
The computerized assemble, organize engineering The program gas reservoirs projections DEPLAN geological,
implemented field
and future
data using standard petroleum depletion well planning. for depletion individual linked methodology equations, engineering, of data such well Formatted (demand),
requirements to VICOS
to optimize
field management It assembles, engineering The program by of combining simulation are input
deliverability
to optimize
is automatically
to VICOS data.
depletion
and generates
individual
numerous tables of current and historical entry screens are provided as schedules for gas producing priority, rate
equations.
results
models can be entered into DEPLAN requirement schedule predictions parameters, programs. with the model output Since its inception of complex
and well
essentially represented by
and generation DEPLAN of work has proven and
for tilming of certain actions, range limitations and compressor and production over or facilities predictions time. options are essentially programs facilitates presentations DEPLANs of various
gas deliverability
in 1990,
to be a valuable development
management
gas fields.
the evaluation
scenarios
Introduction
VICO Indonesia, as a Production Sharing Contractor to PERTAMINA, operates four major gas fields; Badak, Nilam,
respect to time.
DEPLAN
Special
Features.
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the DEPLAN
q
model are that it can: of existing dead and future wells and zones
q
Predict
by identifying
reservoirs
requiring
Automatically
wells
into
suitable
based on specified criteria. . When recompleting, distance consider over specified minimum net pays, zones, and input (kb)
q q
selection for existing and future completions. requirements. wide studies, which to commingle Assist in major field and company
maximulm minimum
q Commingle
rates.
DEPLAN Basic
Mechanics The
program by combining The model generates inflow individual and outflow industry
qAllocate
production
Equations.
and pressures.
q Optimize
minimum
q
completion gas rates and such between layers. technology in future recompletion
deliverabilities
Deliverabili~
Equation,
uses the
Select tubing sizes and specific completion as singles, duals and dual selective and drilled This feature completions Limit flow can be applied and zones. rates to tubing gas deliverability systems (high erosional and
standard back pressure equation to predict gas rates: Q = C(P,2 - PW;) where:
wells based on casing size and zone availability. global Iy or for specific velocity production (HP, 950 wells,
Q
and specified to psi), different medium P, P Wf
Gas rate Current reservoir pressure Bottom hole flowing pressure Back pressure coefficient Back pressure exponent Values for back pressure coefficients and exponents four methods (C
maximum
q
Distribute pressure
c
n
low pressure (VLP, overrides then priority maximum terminates specifying specifying
q
25 psi)) and specific surface networks. as: when can be specified zones
by the following
which
to select the most accurate method first: test analysis. from pressure C and n values The kh value using kh vs. C and kh vs. n is obtained
of zones or wells,
sandface pressure drawdowns, earlier than scheduled. reservoirs, programs. are accept [he results
When For
field water
production influx
make recompletion
q
transient test analysis. Back calculating reservoir calculated knowing equation. 4, For zones that have values are determined Netpay correlations, not been completed, from kh (h) vs. C thickness the C and n and kh vs. n log from C value using production using Cullender test rate, known The n PWf is By pressure and the back pressure equation, kh vs. n correlation. and Smith using the
completion
not predicted
to allow
value is pre-determined
is calculated
method.
DEPLAN
the gas rate, reservoir pressure, n and P,,(data, the by solving the back pressure
in that well.
DEPLAN
q
to
is derived The
schedules
deplete
(k) is estimated from log derived correlations. back pressure (C and n) are then determined The Cu Ilender & Smith
- Reserve size for the field or individual - Gas demand schedules. Production
q
decline rates. new wells in suitable zones based on availability and the most prognosis. wellbore of these wells. as well as tilming and volume benefit from incremental gas sales
pressure losses in the tubing. The rate for each pressure system and from empirical DEPLAN data calculated
the geological
q
appropriate
q
utilization
of future requirements.
q
compression.
q
optimum
share of total
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GAS FIELDS
P, P,
Current
reservoir
sequence of drilling
and location
of
Initial reservoir
z z,
Gp IGIP This DEPLAN initial PARM the
Current gas compressibility Initial gas compressibility Cumulative gas production Initial gas in place is the mathematical initial
- volume,
directly
for
a P/Z
plot.
retrieves
reservoir
simulation
Z-factor cumulative
reserve table in
plot
a P/Z plot.
determination
DEPLAN Process.
pressure
Deliverability
systems by
and
combining wellbore
Production
inflow sketch 4. material
Calculation
for all outflow illustrates reservoir (P/Z) and
Gas rates for each completion A simplified is shown estimated Flowing value falls
Other
are
Equations.
calculated
pressure and temperature correlation. The gas the is data. using the Dranchuck, reproduces yield
this calculation
in Figure the
Predicted
factors Z-factor on
from
balance
that effectively
production
is based on
surface pressure, the program hole pressure and recalculates. satisfactory pressure and reservoir tubing flow generated. Gas well
equations derived
from empirical
This iteration continues until a The resultant surface through are then predicted gas rate is
Production
The PARM relational production, integrated important application
and
Reserves
is an and
Monitoring
integrated
(PARM)
database, well up-to-date
System.
built data. data on a This for reservoir, to be an
system
database system, that handles geological, operations computerized tool to software, mechanical necessary database has been proven
pressure system based on specific DEPLAN first accepts all systems capacities, to
criteria, to meet a given gas demand. calculations, that have been forced into certain pressure system and progressing flowing tubing
provide including
DEPLAN.
Predicted gas rates and the accuracy in (n) can be gas rate reserve pressure and actual or
systems, then it begins to fill the remaining starting with the lowest pressured the highest. systems fu II, The completions based first. on the When produced lowest
Calibration
of the model the back differences revisions values. discrepancies
to actual data to calibrate predictions. (C) and exponent adjustments are history
enter
Adjustments
pressure (FTHP)
and the lower pressure completions for that time step. Completions will
between
DEPLAN
Inputs.
il.
DEPLAN
inputs
are categorized
into two
groups
the lowest pressure system. of all completions, For production reduced programs Therefore, deliverability If by specified such the as each results in a deliverability
in Figure 3: rate, minimum minimum rate net pay, minimum run period. commingling, type of for for
used to allow for shut-in periods resulting production pressured of volume calculations with downtime system feeds
calculations
minimum
a lower
by the lower
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systems. tandem.
Different
pressured
systems
can
be modelled
in
DEPLAN
Application
The following is a
as a technical
tool to
Recompletion
producing
q q
and
Commingling,
Completions
cease
wellbore
optimization
and production
when they: engineer to no longer produce. rate or liquid load up rate. the recompletion drilling in order to as recompletion is less than a reserves. then evaluates are rejected ratio
over a specified period of time. is the second largest gas field gas deliverability of 166 wells have been drilled in VICO 750 in this field current about
Reach the assigned abandonment The DEPLAN demand. over program Zones
completed
compression
units having 325 psi suction pressure (MP) and 2 compression the capacity The DEPLAN with
the capacity of 225 MMscf/D psi suction pressure (LP) have been installed to optimize requirements in Nilam.
candidates if
q
Reserves
deliverability
(IUD)
and development
rate limit,
an zone
assigned
minimum
or
field
these same
completions and
based
on
the
pressure
material
used for rates of existing completions pressures, individual as described estimated by DEPLAN at that time. for each completion together: before. from (Figure
wells and 99 recompletion To identify would DEPLAN and Nodal From were identified the wells produce with a
that
over
of time,
of the wel I are selected to be criteria requirements. is reached. for the the minimum and tubing size and
commingled
q q q
as optimum
lf they meet the recompletion Until a specified minimum Until a maximum rate for each system
for a tubing change out program. would be accelerated. of the wells 8, the tubing wells will out from was
was replaced with 3- I /2 tubing, the predicted increase and production accelerate zones. As shown drilling wells. ultimately The in Figure change recompletion
to shallower
interval. Specific
an additional
out will
be reduced
by 50 MMscf/D runs increase Adding MMscf/D wells were the 90 of to be and 10, and 18
Outputs.
most
Output
results used
as predicted.
various reports.
Compression
performed suction wells pressure
Optimization.
(MP)
Sensitivity to again. of
outputs
after the tubing size optimization compression was reduced in year By increasing to be drilled compression in year An
work programs,
production,
reserves,
and deliverability
with production
by pressure
systems.
A list
of output options is shown in Figure 6. be presented by completion, be transferred using Graphical Progressive most popular reservoir to Microsoft Query cumulative including daily and drilled Excel
The outputs can also Output results can I-2-3 charts by with the reserves, number of are
or Lotus
Language
Results.
compression profile Using the
optimum
scenario is shown in Figure 9, The deliverability by pressure system model to the future $60 is shown DEPLAN reduced optimize drilling tubing
pressure,
grouped
recompletion
Economic
calculations
available merits of
compression
requirements
by 5, a significant
financial
million.
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PLANNING
MODEL
AND MANAGEMENT
OF MULTltAYERED
GAS FIELDS
Conclusions
program
is a proven field
reservoir and well management as a computerized VICOS assembles, engineering planning. flexibility PARM
in multilayered database, It
gas fields.
effectively produces
organizes principles.
3. DEPLANs
operational
facilitates
the evaluation
deliverability applicable
reservoirs and wells. or gas reservoirs with an results from numerical that
the
To handle water influx reservoirs rim, model can accept reservoir sitnulators. has helped
Use of DEPLAN
identify
opportunities
financial
Acknowledgment
The
authors thank the management Joint Venture for their permission helpful review and
of VICO
Indonesia
as
(IJV)
and PERTAMINAthis paper. during We also Haas the paper Long and Mike
to publish
discussions
References
1
-) -.
Indonesia:[)cplelion
Planning
(DEPLAN
Documentation. R., Dyer, G., Wcimer. of Tubing E. B.: Nilam Wells, Restricted
lnwrnal l{.(;
Documentation. ., Senduk, R.. Iabalujan, System, }1.: paper Production OSEA and 88173
3.
Monitoring 2-5,
(lARM)
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Sepinggan
Fig. 1-
Location
Map of Mahakam
Delta Area
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AND MANAGEMENT
OF MULTILAYERED
GAS FIELDS
Well A ,...,..,., ,
Well B
T.bm: b.ntcr
Fig. 2- Typical
Reservoirs
and Completions
BAMBANG
ISMANTO
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n
v
) PARM Database
User
Reserves Data*
Model Calibration I
EEl
Production, Well Test and Pressure Data* Drilling and Recompletion Criteria Completion Data Criteria
output:
C&q EEl
-IzIEEE3
Fig. 3- DEPLAN Flow Process Diagram
* Linked
to PARM Database
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AND MANAGEMENT
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GAS FIELDS
Production ~ D
Systems
QHP
wh
~
m
GAS
RESERVOIR
Fig. 4- Simplified
DEPLAN
Wellbore
Schematic
4
PJZ
(ip
INITIA [. (;IP
Cumulative
Production
Production
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Output
Description
output Option
Basic criteria Field deliverability, demand and work program vs. time Field deliverability by pressure system vs. time Field production vs. time Deliverability by wells and completion Production by wells and completions Remaining reserves vs time Production by reservoirs Reservesldeliverability (R/D) versus time Reservoir pressure versus time Cumulative production/initial recoverable reserves(lRR) versus time Summary of well condition by well, completion Summary of well condition by reservoirs Producing wells in the reservoir Wells waiting on compression Wells drilled and recompleted versus time Well system pressure vs. time Summary of initial rate and cumulative production of drilling and recompletion Summary of data check results
Table Chart/Table Chart/Table Charitable Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table Table
Outputs
Total Crilling :
Ill
ti
10 II llms
(w)
+Ati !Jv WChd
Mm o
Wmlko.m Deliverability
Fig. 7- Forecasted
and Work
Program
(Base Case)
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GAS FIELDS
11
Total Total
Orlllhw:
85
97
Recompletion
Ill
II
J_b
!2 ,1
14
,5
1(>
17
lx
IY
?11
Fig. 8- Forecasted
Deliverability
after Tubing
Size Optimization
Tots! orming : %
D Total RacomPletiorIs
69
: M
Fia.
9- Forecasted
Deliverability
after Tubing
Size , Drilling
and Compression
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Fig. -10: Forecasted deliverability by pressure system for optimum case. The deliverability is grouped into high (HP, 950 psi), medium (MP, 325 psi), low (LP, 100 psi) and very low (VLP, 25 psi) pressure systems.
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