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IPM 8 PROSPER GAP PVTP MBAL REVEAL RESOLVE OpenServer HARDLOCK April, 2012
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 The IPM suite 2
................................................................................................................................... this guide for? 2 1 What is ................................................................................................................................... Experts Software Tools 2 2 Petroleum ................................................................................................................................... IPM solution provides 2 3 What the ................................................................................................................................... of Integrated Production Modelling - IPM 3 4 An Example
Chapter 2 Installing the IPM Software Chapter 3 Software Licence Management - User PC
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................................................................................................................................... Licence Control Single PC User 12 1 Bitlock ................................................................................................................................... the Bitlock Licence Control New Activation Codes 14 2 Update Configuration for HARDLOCK Network Licence Manager 15 3 Client ...................................................................................................................................
Chapter 4 IPM User Manuals and Worked Examples Chapter 5 Technical Support
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................................................................................................................................... Technical Teams in Edinburgh and Houston 18 1 Contact ................................................................................................................................... Support via the Web 18 2 Technical
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Foreword
Foreword
This is just another title page placed between table of contents and topics
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Reservoir, multiple well and surface network Optimisation and Production Forecasting Fluids o Multiphase fluids Oil, Gas and Condensate o Commingled production from multiple layers or reservoirs Reservoir o Analytical or Numerical Simulation Models o Single or Multi-tanks reservoir models, with inter tank communication Wells o Vertical, Multi-Lateral, Horizontal and Smart well modelling o Modelling of Multi-layers and interferences effects within the reservoir o Artificial Lift designs and diagnostics: including ESPs, HSPs, Gas Lift, PCP o The proprietary Petroleum Experts correlations are becoming industry standards showing stability in some of the most challenging fluids Surface Network o The most advanced optimisation method in the industry. This is using the non-linear Sequential Quadratic Programming (SQP) approach. Most optimisation problem require a non-linear optimiser o Modelling of surface networks, pumps, compressors, multiple pipelines and looped gathering systems o No limit to number of the wells or surface elements as equipment o Complete system modelling: History matching Connectivity o The IPM suite can be linked through RESOLVE to third party reservoir simulators, process simulators, economic packages and client proprietary software tools o With OpenServer the user can build and link each IPM tool to spreadsheets, Visual Basic Macros, data bases, etc. Each tool can be operated standalone or seamlessly with the other tools
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As one can see from the picture, a number of wells are present, producing through risers to the FPSO. Production from the wells is commingled for some wells at the sub sea level. Traditionally, the way this system was modeled was by building a simulation model for the reservoir that would then be run (including the well models) in order to do predictions based on a fixed wellhead pressure. This however was not as accurate as it could be, since the wellhead pressures will depend on the pressure drops through the surface pipelines, and in more complex systems, the pressure drops through facilities in the production line. In order to accurately model production, an integrated system is needed. This is a model that includes the reservoir, well and surface facilities and can do predictions taking the interactions between different elements of the system into account. Some of the fundamental questions the IPM suite of tools is trying to address are: How can a production profile from the whole field be predicted, taking reservoir, wells and surface facilities into account? Which part of the system is acting as a bottleneck to the system? How can production from the field be managed and optimised? If a problem in the system exists, is it due to the reservoir, the wells or the surface facilities? The strength of the IPM suite stems from Petroleum Experts understanding of the fundamental physics that govern production through a system and our long experience in the field. We constantly try to find ways of helping engineers throughout the world in solving problems.
Installation If IPM 7.5 is installed, the install menu should look like the one below. Click "Uninstall IPM 7.5.x" to remove IPM 7.5.x:
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If an older build of IPM 8 is already installed, the install menu will look like the following: Click "Uninstall IPM 8.x" to remove IPM 8.x:
Once all older versions of IPM have been uninstalled, the installation utility will prompt to install IPM 8. Select INSTALL IPM 8.
The default directory where the software will be installed is shown here. If it is required to install the software in a different directory, then this can be done by selecting the Browse Button. Select Next.
The default option for the installation is Typical. We recommend using this default. Select Next.
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On this screen the installation Wizard is showing the software and Options to be installed for each piece of software. Please make sure that all the options have been selected in order to install the manuals and example files and of course, the programs themselves. If you do not want to install one program un-tick the relevant box on the left screen. Select Next.
This screen will show the user where the Petroleum Experts directory will be placed on the Menu of your Windows environment. The default is under the folder shown. If the name of the folder needs to be changed, the user may do so in the box shown. Select Next.
The installation will then start. You can see the progress on the Status Bar. The
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The first time the programs are installed the Settings Storage Type dialogue will appear:
The settings include the programs *.ini file that capture any customized settings for the tools such as font type and size, interface color, plotting colors, etc., plus other databases. The "Store settings separately for each user..." (default setting) is the recommended option. If all uses on the computer are to share the same settings then select Store Settings in a common directory. Caution should be applied if the "Store settings in a common directory..." option is used as all users may not have write privileges to the common directory holding the custom profiles.
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The following message box will appear informing that the installation is finished. Select Finish.
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Microsoft Windows XP (32 bit), Vista (32 bit), 2003 Server (32 bit) 1 GByte (the more the better) 2 GByte (all programs and large model files)
RAM (Memory) 500 Mbytes Disk Space 1 GByte full IPM suite
For Standalone Licence use on a user PC: One port is required Parallel port or for the bitlock. This licence controller can be a USB or parallel USB port bitlock Monitor Resolution Tape Drive SVGA (1280 x 1024) CD-Rom (standalone use) SVGA (1280 x 1024) or better
Note: a pentium IV or later processor is required to run the OLGAS correlations. The software can only be run on Windows 2003 Server if you are using the HARDLOCK network licensing system.
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The following screen explains the set-up of licensing and is the beginning of the Licensing wizard. Select Next. If the option already has a green tick, you should not need to rerun the licensing wizard.
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The licence is handled either on a single PC or network basis through a licence manager called HARDLOCK. If the case where the licence is located locally at the users machine, then select the I have a single User Bitlock Option and move to section 3.1. In the case where the users machine will be a client of the HARDLOCK, please select the second option and move to section 3.3. Check the appropriate option and then Select Next.
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If the bitlock drivers are not installed, this page will be displayed next. Click the Install Drivers button to start the driver installation wizard. Once the drivers are installed, select Next.
In the following screen, please select Test in order to check if the licence manager will detect any previously activated licences on the dongle. In this case there are active licences and they are being displayed here. If there are red crosses next to any of the IPM products, the bitlock may need to be activated using the set of codes provided by Petroleum Experts. If you do not yet have the codes, please e-mail Petroleum Experts who will then forward the codes by
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reply.
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Remote will have detected the bitlock number but showing that no product is yet enabled. In order to enter the codes, please select Update as shown.
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The codes can now be entered in the following boxes. Select Continue will update the bitlock.
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In the next screen, please select Test in order to check if the licence manager is able to detect any licence on the Hardlock. In this case there are active licences and they are being displayed here.
The installation process is now finished. The software is now ready to run by selecting the appropriate option from the list under the Petroleum Experts menu accessed via the following Windows command: "START | ALL PROGRAMS | PETROLEUM EXPERTS IPM8"
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A screen will appear from which it is possible to access the different User Guides ( GAP, PROSPER, MBAL, etc) These documents are in Acrobat Reader format (pdf). Acrobat reader is required in order to read them. If Acrobat Reader is not already installed on the computer, a web link is provided where the newest version of Acrobat Reader can be installed.
We would suggest for the users to go through some of the worked examples to familiarise themselves with the functionality and workflows of the software.
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Technical Support
In Petroleum Experts we aim to provide the highest level of support we possibly can in order to assist our users with their work involving the IPM suite of tools. Technical support is provided to all users who maintain yearly their licenses.
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Selecting this option will start your Web Browsing software, e.g Internet Explorer and show the following screen, first time you log on:
For the first logon the user needs to enter their details and then have access to the area. These details are then stored and used for subsequent entries, provided your PC allow Cookies to be stored on your PC. Clicking on submit will present the web page and links:
If technical support is required, the Technical Support tab can be selected, as highlighted above. On the following page, there are a number of options to select from. The user can
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access our searchable FAQ database or send us an e-mail directly from the webpage.
The highlighted "Questions to Support" option can be used to enter technical requests:
The fields required are: Name Company Email Phone Context - general background of the project and detailed objectives the model is meant to achieve Problem/Question - specific question or problem encountered Attachment - the model file can be attached to the support request
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