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    Software

    Reservoir Simulation | Software

    Many software, private, open source or commercial, are


    available for reservoir simulation. The most well knows are:

    Commercial:

    Rock Flow Dynamics tNavigator supports black oil,


    compositional and thermal compositional simulations for
    workstations and High Performance Computing clusters

    CMG Suite (IMEX, GEM and STARS) – Computer Modelling Group


    currently offers three simulators: a black oil simulator,
    called IMEX, a compositional simulator called GEM and a
    thermal compositional simulator called STARS.

    IMEX model

    Results 3D image of a large conventional field.

    Gas is indicated by pink, oil by green, and water by blue


    Schlumberger Eclipse Suite (E100, E300, EAdvanced) – ECLIPSE
    is an oil and gas reservoir simulator originally developed by
    ECL (Exploration Consultants Limited) and currently owned,
    developed, marketed and maintained by SIS (formerly known as
    GeoQuest), a division of Schlumberger. The name ECLIPSE
    originally was an acronym for “EC´s Implicit Program for
    Simulation Engineering”. ECLIPSE 100 solves the black oil
    equations (a fluid model) on corner-point grids. ECLIPSE 300
    solves the reservoir flow equations for
    compositional hydrocarbon descriptions and thermal simulation.

    Fluid Saturation from a full-field Eclipse Simulation

    Landmark Nexus – Landmark Nexus is an oil and gas reservoir


    simulator originally developed as ‘Falcon’ by Amoco, Los
    Alamos National Laboratory and Cray Research. It is currently
    owned, developed, marketed and maintained by Landmark
    Graphics, a product service line of Halliburton. Nexus will
    gradually replace VIP, or Desktop VIP, Landmark’s earlier
    generation of simulator.
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    3D visualization in Nexus View software

    Open Source:

    BOAST – Black Oil Applied Simulation Tool (Boast) simulator is


    a free software package for reservoir simulation available
    from the U.S. Department of Energy. Boast is an IMPES
    numerical simulator (finite-difference implicit pressure-
    explicit saturation) which finds the pressure distribution for
    a given time step first then calculates the saturation
    distribution for the same time step isothermal. The
    last release was in 1986 but it remains as a good simulator
    for educational purposes.

    MRST – The MATLAB Reservoir Simulation Toolbox (MRST) is


    developed by SINTEF Applied Matemathics as a MATLAB® toolbox.
    The toolbox consists of two main parts: a core offering basic
    functionality and single and two-phase solvers, and a set of
    add-on modules offering more advanced models, viewers and
    solvers. MRST is mainly intended as a toolbox for rapid
    prototyping and demonstration of new simulation methods and
    modeling concepts on unstructured grids. Despite this, many of
    the tools are quite efficient and can be applied to
    surprisingly large and complex models.
    OPM – The Open Porous Media (OPM) initiative provides a set of
    open-source tools centered around the simulation of flow and
    transport of fluids in porous media.

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