Building Input File
Recurrent Data
- Includes
- output time step control
- control code for output of grid arrays
- simulation time step control
- well definition
- well location & layer
- well productivity
Example of Recurrent Data
- Output Time Step Control
- IOMETH
- code to specify output method
- based on time step # or elapsed time
- ICHANG
- applicable only when IOMETH based on time step #
- # of time steps output control & time step control apply
- IWLCNG - code to read well information
- FTIO
- array containing total elapsed times, 50 values max
- when elapsed time = an FTIO value, summary report is printed
- Control Code fo Output of Grid Arrays
- Ipmap - pressure
- ISOmap - oil saturation
- ISWmap - water saturation
- ISGmap - gas saturation
- IPBmap - bubble point
- KROmap - relative permeability of oil
- KRWmap - relative permeability of water
- KRGmap - relative permeability of gas
- RSOmap - oil formation volume factor
- PCOWmap - capillary pressure oil-water
- PCGOmap - capillary pressure gas-oil
- KPHImap - porosity
- Simulation Time Step Control
- DT - initial time step size in days
- automatic time step control modifies DT - if saturation or pressure
changes exceed limits
- Dtmin - minimum time step size in days
- Dtmax - maximum time step size in days
- Well Definition
- NWELLN - # of new wells
- NWELLO - # of old wells
- Well Location & Layer
- WELLID - five letters or numbers describing wellname
- IDWELL - sequential integer, starting at 1, by production start date
- (IJ) - node (grid block) index, col-row in grid space
- PERF1 - layer # of uppermost completion layer
- NLAYER - total # consecutive completion layers, beginning with and
including PERF1
- Well Productivity
- PID - layer flow index
- to shut-in a layer set PID=0
- to shut-in well set all layer PIDs=0
- once a layer has been completed in a well
- must be specified in all succeeding production sequences
- even if layer or well is shut-in
- formation damage & simulation - change PID
- if PID is specified
- Pwf (flowing bottomhole pressure) is not required
- specified PID and rates used to calculate Pwf
- PWF - flowing bottomhole pressure for each layer (psia): at each well
- use arithmetic average per layer
- WELLID & IDWELL - defined earlier
- KIP - code for specifying well type
- well performance determined by flowing rates or PWF - implicit pressure
calculations recommended
- Qo - oil rate in stb/d
- Qw - water rate in stb/d
- Qg - gas rate in mcf/d
- Qt - total reservoir voidage rate @ reservoir conditions - Qo +
Qw + Qg = Qt (remember unit conversion)
- only 1 Q value may be non-zero
- negative Q values indicate fluid injection
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