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The "PSI" field has reservoir with three layers where each layer has its own rock and fluid characteristics so special production scenarios should be applied to maximize the production of oil. Along with the continuous production, the reservoir capability of lifting the fluid to the surfac...
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id-itb.:225902017-09-27T10:37:33Z#TITLE_ALTERNATIVE# FAZA (NIM : 12213041), INSAN Indonesia Final Project INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/22590 The "PSI" field has reservoir with three layers where each layer has its own rock and fluid characteristics so special production scenarios should be applied to maximize the production of oil. Along with the continuous production, the reservoir capability of lifting the fluid to the surface decreases so that the artificial lift method should be used, in this study using the Rotative Gas Lift method. In the rotative gas lift, the gas used for injection is the gas produced from the formation. With rotative gas lift, the use of gas produced becomes more efficient . . The right amount of gas injection is a very important factor to produce optimal production. It is necessary to optimize and the most commonly used method for optimizing the allocation of gas injection is the equal slope method. This method requires the GLPC to be constructed on the basis of the IPR of each well. This method can determine the gas allocation of each well for maximum oil rate according to the amount of injection gas. <br /> <br /> <br /> This study is conducted in an integrated way of optimizing the designs below the surface, how to optimize the amount of gas injection and the time of the gas lift until the network design on the surface. This integrated study is very important to do considering the simulated results separately between the designs above the surface and under the surface of different results. Then, conduct an economic analysis to see how profitable each Case is with some economic parameters text |
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The "PSI" field has reservoir with three layers where each layer has its own rock and fluid characteristics so special production scenarios should be applied to maximize the production of oil. Along with the continuous production, the reservoir capability of lifting the fluid to the surface decreases so that the artificial lift method should be used, in this study using the Rotative Gas Lift method. In the rotative gas lift, the gas used for injection is the gas produced from the formation. With rotative gas lift, the use of gas produced becomes more efficient . . The right amount of gas injection is a very important factor to produce optimal production. It is necessary to optimize and the most commonly used method for optimizing the allocation of gas injection is the equal slope method. This method requires the GLPC to be constructed on the basis of the IPR of each well. This method can determine the gas allocation of each well for maximum oil rate according to the amount of injection gas. <br />
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This study is conducted in an integrated way of optimizing the designs below the surface, how to optimize the amount of gas injection and the time of the gas lift until the network design on the surface. This integrated study is very important to do considering the simulated results separately between the designs above the surface and under the surface of different results. Then, conduct an economic analysis to see how profitable each Case is with some economic parameters |
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