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NEToolTM 提高油藏管理的工具 Terje Rudshaug, DPT AS Thormod Johansen, Memorial University Dave Smith, DPT US, Inc Arve Huse, DPT AS Here is some timing for the upcoming releases of NETool. This part is currently being driven mainly by ExxonMobil with their funding of most of this work. By contract we have to deliver these to XoM by end March. In reality, it will likely take us until April or May to get it tested and documented enough to make an official NETool release. We deliver NETool.dll (a dynamic link library version of NETool) to XoM also at end of March. At this point we can begin selling it to others to link to their software. There will be a period of testing with XoM linking it to EMpower (XoM reservoir simulator) during an extended portion of 2004. Advantages of NETool: Fast – simulations are performed in a matter of seconds or minutes rather than hours Good visualization of reservoir and reservoir properties – allows for fast evaluation of optimum well placement Modeling of wellbore hydraulics allow for engineering design of lower completion including hydraulic considerations – this is typically not done in industry today. Life cycle prognosis through link with reservoir simulator or access to reservoir simulator data from different time intervals 5)General time savings and improvement in engineering with ability to perform fast simulations This slide shows the sector model used in the simulations. Here oil saturation is displayed. For the initial simulation, a simple completion consisting entirely of wire-wrapped screens was used. The “lateral” is the branch of the well towards the top of this figure (highlighted in the graphic) The “mainbore” is the branch lower on the figure. This slide shows the oil in place in the lateral (compare it to slide #4). Here we can see that a significant amount of oil is displaced from the reservoir in the area of the lateral in the first half of the lateral. A significant amount of oil in place is still present in the