WellIndexCalculatior

The WellIndexCalculator library and executable is part of the FieldOpt project.

License

The FieldOpt project, as a whole, is provided under the GNU General Public License Version 3. However, the code in this directory (WellIndexCalculator) is provided under the GNU Lesser General Public License Version 3 (LGPLv3). A verbatim copy of the license (copied September 8. 2016) can be found here

The license permits you to share and modify all versions of the code in this directory (WellIndexCalculator). You may modify or extend it, given that the resulting program is free and licensed under the GPL or LGPL license. Any modifications must carry a notice stating that it is modified, as well as a relevant date.

You may use the WellIndexCalculator as part of a program, regardless of whether or not the program is free.

Dependencies

The WellIndexCalculator library and executable depend on the Reservoir and ERTWrapper libraries. The third party dependencies are Eigen, ert_ecl, ert_util and Boost.

Compiling

You can compile only the WellIndexCalculator libarary and executable. To do this, run CMake with FieldOpt's primary list while setting the BUILD_CMAKE_ONLY flag to on, either using ccmake or the following command:

cmake -DBUILD_WIC_ONLY:BOOL=ON path/to/FieldOpt/FieldOpt/

If you don't want to build the unit tests, set the BUILD_TESTING flag to on; if you don't want to copy the examples (needed for some of the unit tests) into the build directory, set the COPY_EXAMPLES flag to off. So, to only build the WellIndexCalculator executable and the required libraries, execute

cmake -DBUILD_WIC_ONLY:BOOL=ON -DBUILD_TESTING:BOOL=OFF -DCOPY_EXAMPLES:BOOL=OFF path/to/FieldOpt/FieldOpt/

Stand-alone Executable

A stand-alone executable has been created to compute the well blocks and well indices for a well path defined between a heel and a toe in (x,y,z) coordinates. The executable is called WellIndexCalculator.

Usage

Display help:

./WellIndexCalculator --help

Usage: ./WellIndexCalculator gridpath --heel x1 y1 z1 --toe x2 y2 z2 --radius r [options]
FieldOpt options:
  --help                      print help message
  -g [ --grid ] arg           path to model grid file (e.g. *.GRID)
  -h [ --heel ] arg           Heel coordinates (x y z)
  -t [ --toe ] arg            Toe coordinates (x y z)
  -r [ --radius ] arg         wellbore radius
  -c [ --compdat ] [=arg(=0)] print in compdat format instead of CSV
  -w [ --well-name ] arg      well name to be used when writing compdat

Calculating Well Indices and Printing in the CSV Format

To calculate the well blocks for a well with wellbore radius 0.25, defined between a heel at (12, 12, 1712) and a toe at (60, 12 1712) in the 5SPOT Flow example grid at /path/to/FieldOpt/examples/Flow/5spot/5SPOT.EGRID, execute

./WellIndexCalculator /path/to/FieldOpt/examples/Flow/5spot/5SPOT.EGRID \
-h 12 12 1712 -t 60 12 1712 -r 0.25

Which should result in output similar to

i,	j,	k,	wi
1,	1,	1,	0.282959
2,	1,	1,	0.436647
3,	1,	1,	0.218323

where each line represents a well block (i.e. a grid block penetrated by the well).

Calculating Well Indices and Printing as a COMPDAT keyword

To display the well blocks formatted as a COMPDAT keyword, do the same as above, but add the --compdat flag and the --well-name followed by the well name to be used in the COMPDAT:

./WellIndexCalculator /path/to/FieldOpt/examples/Flow/5spot/5SPOT.EGRID \
  -h 12 12 1712 -t 60 12 1712 -r 0.25 -c -w PROD

This should result in output similar to

COMPDAT
   PROD  1  1  1  1  OPEN  1  0.282959  0.25
   PROD  2  1  1  1  OPEN  1  0.436647  0.25
   PROD  3  1  1  1  OPEN  1  0.218323  0.25
/

Saving Output to File

To save the output in a file, simply use output redirection when executing the program by appending > path/to/file, e.g.

./WellIndexCalculator /path/to/FieldOpt/examples/Flow/5spot/5SPOT.EGRID \
  -h 12 12 1712 -t 60 12 1712 -r 0.25 -c -w PROD > ~/output.compdat

which will save the COMPDAT table in a file named output.compdat in your home directory.