Data-Driven Well Candidate Recognition Solution. Case Study in a Digital Oil Field in Abu Dhabi

Erismar Rubio, N. Reddicharla, Mayada Ali Sultan Ali, Mohamed Ali Attar
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Well Candidate Recognition (WCR) data analytics solution was developed to expedite the process of identifying unhealthy wells that may require rig/rigless interventions based on data integration, automation, and advanced data-driven models. The solution expedites well performance review process to pinpoint candidates for stimulation, N2 lift, Gas lift conversion, Water/Gas shutoff, etc. It provides a flexible visualization platform to highlight hidden well performance insight, prioritizing well intervention activities. Before the solution was in place, a time-consuming well performance review's process was performed well by well bases. All petroleum engineers were involved in the process that takes months to compile a solid list of opportunities for production enhancement. In addition, each engineer utilized their own process to assess well performance using partially company best recommended practices. It was notice that most expensive field activities were the ones with lowest success performance indicators, pushing the asset to review, standardize and automate the process of well intervention candidate's selection. The solution enforced best reservoir management practices for reservoir/well surveillance and optimization, identifying opportunities to align reservoir management goals with short term production optimization and sustainable reservoir development, adopting new data driven technologies for improving reservoir recovery/management for cost rationalization. The implementation of this solution permitted to identify 20 hidden opportunities for production improvement to support production target achievement with an actual gain of 20MBOPD. On the other hand, all well interventions were successful executed with and avg. success factor of 103%, exceeding in most cases the expected gain, compared with previous years avg. success factor of 32%. The substantial increment in the success factor of the most expensive field activities had a favorable impact over asset UTC. WCR's Dashboards leveraged legacy data, models and smart field capabilities, using advance visualization feature to identifying unhealthy wells, that may require rig/rigless intervention based on best reservoir management practices, providing an efficient/automated well performance review saving 70% of the petroleum engineer's time. Opportunities are assessed and ranked based on expected gain via intelligent action tracking system to ensure action completion and production contribution, perusing higher recovery while delivering consistent results. It also offers: GIS Map capability to identify localized poor properties or issues; pressure data and automated well model update to identify high drawdown (Skin), reservoir pressure decline and actual well capacity with automated peer comparison to support production optimization workflow; ability for quick Identification of erroneous data loaded in official data sources; well intervention dashboard to assess success of actual/previous Rig/Rigless jobs.
数据驱动井候选识别解决方案。阿布扎比数字油田案例研究
基于数据集成、自动化和先进的数据驱动模型,开发了候选井识别(WCR)数据分析解决方案,以加快识别可能需要钻机/无钻机干预的不健康井的过程。该解决方案加速了井的性能评估过程,以确定增产、N2举升、气举转换、水/气关断等候选井。它提供了一个灵活的可视化平台,以突出隐藏的油井动态,优先考虑油井干预活动。在该解决方案到位之前,井基进行了耗时的井况评估过程。所有的石油工程师都参与了这个过程,这个过程需要几个月的时间来编制一个可靠的增产机会清单。此外,每个工程师利用自己的流程,部分采用公司推荐的最佳实践来评估井的性能。值得注意的是,成本最高的油田活动是那些成功绩效指标最低的活动,这促使该资产对油井干预候选人的选择过程进行审查、标准化和自动化。该解决方案实施了油藏/井监测和优化的最佳油藏管理实践,确定了将油藏管理目标与短期生产优化和可持续油藏开发相结合的机会,采用新的数据驱动技术来提高油藏采收率/管理,以实现成本合理化。该解决方案的实施允许识别20个潜在的生产改进机会,以支持生产目标的实现,实际收益为20mbpd。另一方面,所有修井作业均取得了成功,平均成功率为103%,超过了大多数情况下的预期收益,而前几年的平均成功率为32%。最昂贵的现场活动成功系数的大幅增加对资产UTC产生了有利的影响。WCR的Dashboards利用传统数据、模型和智能油田功能,利用先进的可视化功能来识别不健康的井,这些井可能需要基于最佳油藏管理实践的钻机/无钻机干预,提供高效/自动化的井况评估,节省了石油工程师70%的时间。通过智能作业跟踪系统,根据预期收益对作业机会进行评估和排名,以确保作业完成和产量贡献,追求更高的采收率,同时提供一致的结果。它还提供:地理信息系统地图功能,以确定局部不良财产或问题;压力数据和自动井模型更新,以识别高压降(Skin)、油藏压力下降和实际井容量,并通过自动同行比较来支持生产优化工作流程;快速识别官方数据源中加载的错误数据的能力;油井干预仪表板,用于评估实际/以前的钻机/无钻机作业的成功程度。
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