Production Performance
Production Performance
Production Performance
Analysis
By :
Mohamed Taher El-Eidoudi
Mahmoud Anwar Benlamin
CONTENTS
Introduction.
Decline Curve Analysis .
Practical Aspects of Production Decline Analysis.
Overview of the OFM software Analysis Tools.
Results.
Conclusion.
Introduction
Reserve : Reserves are estimated volumes of crude oil,
condensate, natural gas, natural gas liquid, and
associated substances anticipated to be commercially
recoverable from known accumulations.
Classification of Reserve
Proven
Reserve
Probable
Reserve
Possible
Reserve
Volumetric
IN
OU
T MBE
Simulation
DCA
Cont.
Advantages of Production Decline Curve :
No assumption about size, type or other properties of reservoir.
Very accurate under certain circumstances results in production
versus time prediction.
Need only production history.
Fast and cheap.
Decline
Curve
Analysis
Types
Hyperbol
ic
Decline
Exponent
ial
Decline
q qi eait
qi q
Np
ai
Harmoni
c
Decline
qi
b 1b 1b
qi
Np
qi
q
ai1 b
qi
1 ai t
qi qi
Np ln
ai q
q
1 ai b t 1b
Numerical Techniques
Least some of square error
Plot q Vs Time and allocate interval to be analyzed.
Assume difference value of ( b ) starting from ( 0.0 to 1.0 )
Use of the least sum of error square method to calculate ( ai ) ,
and ( qi ) for each value of ( b ).
Cont.
Plot
The best value of (b) is that corresponding to the least sum of
square error
Finally, the value of (b ) is used to define ( ai ) , ( qi ) , and to
be used in the decline analysis.
Overview of Plots
Overview of Reports
Overview of Forecasts
You can analyze, predict, and plan well performance
with forecasts. OFM applies a model to the historical
production data, and then uses that model to project
into the future .
Results
1- Least Sum of Squares Method using Excel :
Cont.
Cont.
2- Using OFM :
Oil Rate versus Time Plot
Cont.
Forecast (rate- time decline analysis ) .
Summary of Results
Conclusion
1. The value of reservoir factor ( b ) is equal to zero which means
the reservoir is working as volumetric water drive mechanism .
2. The other factors effected in production decline analysis
including ( b ) factor , or ( reservoir factor ) are:
Human factors .
Production conditions .
3. The value of reservoir factor (b) is not effected by the wells type
of completion or the location of the wells.
Thank You
For Your
Attention