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Exapmle 2-Gas Well PDF

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Example 2

After successful drilling of a gas well-Bhola-3 in a remote area of the country,


the authority has decided to complete the well to put it on production. The first
step of this well completion procedure is to identify the optimum tubing size.

Necessary reservoir data (for IPR) and down hole equipment description (for
VLP) are available.

You are required to:

- Build a PROSPER well model for a gas producing well. Write down your name
and roll number in the description box.

1. Use the model to estimate the minimum flow rate at Turner velocity
against a well head flowing pressure of 1000 psig (First node pressure)
and your proposed tubing dia, because the local market only can
consume 5-8 MMcfd of gas.

2. A third party service company suggested that the well could be


completed with a 5” liner (from 4000 ft-5000 ft) instead of using any
tubing string to minimize cost. Explain why it would not be a suitable
option for this gas well.

3. Estimate the suitable tubing dia for the well.


The basic available PVT data are:

Parameter Value

Oil Gravity: 50 API


Gas gravity: 0.65 (Air =1)
Water salinity: 10000 ppm
Impurities (CO , N , H S): None
2 2 2
Deviation survey

Measured Depth in ft True Vertical Depth in ft


0 0
5000 5000

Down hole equipment

The down hole equipment includes the tubings and casings,.

Equipment type Measured depth in ft Internal diameter in Roughness in Rate


(down to) inches inches multiplier
Xmas Tree (Well 0 N/A N/A N/A
Head)
Tubing 4800 Assume any 0.0018 1
Casing 5000 6.2 0.0018 1

The geothermal gradient

Measured Depth in ft Static temperature in deg F


0 120
5000 200

The overall heat transfer coefficient is 3btu/h/ft2/F.

Reservoir Data
IPR model: C and N
Static Reservoir Pressure: 3000 psig
Reservoir Temperature: 220 degF
WGR 20 stb /scf
CGR: 15 stb /scf
Compaction Permeability Reduction model: No
Relative Permeability: No
C 100 mcf/day/psi2 +last two digit of your roll number
N 0.5

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