Directive 065: Resources Applications for Oil and Gas Reservoirs ...
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Table 7.2. Production <strong>and</strong> volumetric <strong>for</strong>m fields <strong>and</strong> values<br />
Field<br />
Description<br />
Licence Number<br />
UWI<br />
ERCB/APPLICANT DATA<br />
Producing Formation<br />
Pool<br />
Status<br />
On Production Date<br />
Last Month Produced<br />
The well licence number.<br />
From the drop-down list, the UWI to be used to enter production <strong>and</strong>/or<br />
volumetric reserves in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
The name of the producing <strong>for</strong>mation being applied <strong>for</strong>.<br />
The name of the pool being applied <strong>for</strong>.<br />
The current well status.<br />
Per<strong>for</strong>ated Interval(s) (measured in metres KB)<br />
Perf Top<br />
Perf Base<br />
TVD Top<br />
TVD Base<br />
Initial Operated Day Rate<br />
Current/Last Operated Day<br />
Rate<br />
Current/Last Calendar Day<br />
Rate<br />
Current WGR<br />
Cumulative <strong>Gas</strong>/<strong>Oil</strong> Production<br />
Cumulative Water Production<br />
Cumulative Condensate<br />
Production<br />
Volumetric data<br />
The date the well came on production.<br />
The last date the well reported production.<br />
The depth to the top of the first per<strong>for</strong>ation in the producing <strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
The depth of the bottom of the last per<strong>for</strong>ation in the producing <strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
The true vertical depth from the KB to the top of the first per<strong>for</strong>ation.<br />
The true vertical depth measured to the bottom of the last per<strong>for</strong>ation.<br />
The daily production rate based on actual hours of the first month in which<br />
oil/gas is produced.<br />
The daily production rate based on actual hours of the current/last month that<br />
gas/oil is produced.<br />
The daily production rate based on calendar days of the current/last month<br />
that gas/oil is produced.<br />
The current ratio of water production to gas production.<br />
The total volume of gas or oil produced.<br />
The total volume of water produced.<br />
The total volume of condensate produced.<br />
DSU Area<br />
The area used to calculate the volume of oil/gas. This should be the st<strong>and</strong>ard<br />
DSU size.<br />
Net Pay<br />
The average net pay thickness of the well, DSU, or pool, if available. For<br />
horizontal wells, use vertical pay values.<br />
Average Porosity<br />
The average percentage of porosity in the reservoir.<br />
Average <strong>Gas</strong>/<strong>Oil</strong> Saturation The percentage of gas or oil saturation in the reservoir.<br />
Ti The initial reservoir temperature (K° = C° + 273.15).<br />
Zi<br />
The initial gas compressibility factor.<br />
Pi<br />
The initial reservoir pressure (kPa absolute).<br />
Inverse Formation Volume<br />
Factor<br />
Coal Bulk Density<br />
<strong>Gas</strong> Content<br />
Original Reserves in Place<br />
Pool Recovery Factor<br />
<strong>Gas</strong>: Inverse <strong>Gas</strong> Formation Volume Factor.<br />
1/(101.325*Zi*Ti/(288.155*Pi)) = 1/Bgi<br />
<strong>Oil</strong>: The inverse of the initial <strong>for</strong>mation volume factor <strong>for</strong> the oil in the reservoir<br />
(1/Boi).<br />
The density of the coal in situ (g/cc).<br />
The amount of methane gas contained in a coal (cc/g).<br />
Original gas/oil reserves in place.<br />
OGIP (m 3 ) = A* h * ø * (Sg) * (1/Bgi)<br />
OGIP (m 3 ) = A* h * <strong>Gas</strong> Content * Coal Bulk Density<br />
OOIP (m 3 ) = A* h * ø * (So) * (1/Boi)<br />
The current estimated percentage of recovery of the pool.<br />
ERCB <strong>Directive</strong> <strong>065</strong>: <strong>Resources</strong> <strong>Applications</strong> / Application <strong>for</strong> Special Well Spacing (October 2011) • 7-23