Maracuya: ECHELON Showcases Its Multi-Reservoir Simulation Capacity

Seamless coupling of multiple reservoir models with shared production targets and a gathering network.

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Reservoirs

Wells

Production Network

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Challenge

Solution

Figure 1. Standalone ECHELON simulation models can easily be coupled through the field scheduler to balance groups producing from multiple reservoirs. No change to the static and well properties parts of the .DATA files is required. The field scheduler seamlessly connects to the integrated facility network solver, to self-consistently model the impact of network backpressure on the wells.

Results

Figure 2. (Top) Gas production rate per group. (Middle) Gas production rate per reservoir. Dashed-lines have been obtained with multi-reservoir-coupling of the field balancing logic, while solid lines include, in addition, coupling to FNS. (Bottom) Gas production rate and tubing head pressure for a representative well. Dashed-lines have been obtained with multi-reservoir-coupling of the field balancing logic, while solid lines include, in addition, coupling to FNS.

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