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    Coriolis meters can measure net oil, water cut, density, and flow rates using a single sensor, even without a test separator. They provide accurate measurements unaffected by fluid properties or entrained solids. Net oil is the volume of oil corrected to a reference temperature. Water cut is the volume fraction of produced water in the total fluid. Coriolis meters calculate these values using measured densities and flow rates. They allow gathering systems to forgo test separators and directly measure production from multiple wells.

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    Coriolis meters can measure net oil, water cut, density, and flow rates using a single sensor, even without a test separator. They provide accurate measurements unaffected by fluid properties or entrained solids. Net oil is the volume of oil corrected to a reference temperature. Water cut is the volume fraction of produced water in the total fluid. Coriolis meters calculate these values using measured densities and flow rates. They allow gathering systems to forgo test separators and directly measure production from multiple wells.

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    Coriolis Well Performance Measurement With Net Oil Computers

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    Coriolis meters can measure net oil, water cut, density, and flow rates using a single sensor, even without a test separator. They provide accurate measurements unaffected by fluid properties or entrained solids. Net oil is the volume of oil corrected to a reference temperature. Water cut is the volume fraction of produced water in the total fluid. Coriolis meters calculate these values using measured densities and flow rates. They allow gathering systems to forgo test separators and directly measure production from multiple wells.

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    Coriolis Well Performance

    Measurement with
    TM

    Net Oil Computers


    Benefits of Coriolis NOCs
    – Works over entire range of water cuts
    – Volume measurement not affected by:
    • Changes in fluid density
    • Changes in fluid viscosity
    • Phase regime
    – Density measurement is full stream
    – One sensor can measure all variables
    – Sensor not damaged by entrained sand
    – Sensor not damaged by slugs of gas
    – Net oil & water cut are temperature corrected
    What is Net Oil and Water Cut?
     Definitions:

    – Net oil is the volume of oil, corrected to a


    reference temperature, that is contained within
    gross volume of produced fluid

    – Water cut is the volume fraction of production fluid


    that is produced water
    Water Cut Definition

    23.1 gallons oil

    45% Water Cut

    18.9 gallons water

    One barrel (42 gal) of


    produced fluid at 60 deg F
    Water Cut Definition

     The overall bulk density of this barrel is 0.89 SGU

    23.1 gallons oil


    0.8 SGU
    45% Water Cut

    18.9 gallons water


    1.0 SGU

    One barrel (42 gal) of


    produced fluid at 60 deg F
    Water Cut Definition
    – Simplified water cut equation
    – Not temperature corrected

    Mixture density - Oil density


     Water Cut = Water density - Oil density
    Water Cut Definition
    – Simplified water cut equation
    – Not temperature corrected

     Mixture density - Oil density


     Water Cut = Water density - Oil density

    0.89 - 0.8
    0.45 = 1.0 - 0.8
    Water cut calculation

    Crude Oil & Produced Water Densities

    1.05
    1.00 Produced water density
    Density (g/cc)

    0.95 W/C = DM - DO
    DW - DO
    0.90
    0.85 Crude oil density
    0.80
    0.75
    0.70
    100
    60 90 120 150
    Temperature (deg F)
    Net oil calculation

    – Simplified net oil equation

     Vnet oil = Vgross (1 - water cut)

    – Temperature correction not shown here


    Accuracy of density-based water cut
     Function of the accuracies of the entered oil and
    water densities

     Function of the bulk density measurement

     Function of the accuracy of the density versus


    temperature equations

     Function of the difference between the oil and


    water densities
    Quick check of system
    Water Cut reads Water Cut reads
    LOW HIGH
    Oil density input
    too high low
    Water density
    input too high low
    Mixture density
    too low high
    Free gas in
    liquid ? yes
    Sand loading in
    liquid? yes
    TM
    NOC…a better way

    Sensor
    ALTUS NOC
    4 8 0 .3
    5 2 0 .0
    Typical NOC application--test separator
    Typical NOC application--test separator
    No separator?

    To
    gathering
    station

     Back-pressure at surface
    keeps well fluids above the
    bubble point

    Electric submersible pump


    Advantages of no test separator

    – Gathering system can use trunk lines instead


    of test headers--less pipe, less labor

    – Reduced capital cost of gathering station--no


    test separator, no test manifold

    – Full-time measurement on all wells--better


    surveillance

    – Less error--no valve changing, no keeping up


    with well tests
    NOC Examples: Wellhead…no separator

     D300 on
    well head
    flow line at
    PDO Oman
    NOC Example: Wellhead…no separator

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