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GAP
\nVersion 12
\nThe main new developments implemented in GAP version 12 are:
\nGAP:
\nImproved Validation and Warnings
\nAdditional Constraints
\nMax C-Factor, GVF at ESP Inlet, Max Torque (Compressors), Max temperature (nodes)
\nDCQ Control added to RBNS
\nInline Injection Element: Controls\/Constraints added to RBNS
\nImproved Thermal Models – Calculate Heat Transfer Coefficient
\nSimilar to the Enthalpy Balance model PROSPER, allows calculation of heat transfer coefficient taking into account heat tranfer mechanisms and pipeline description and environment.
\nGroup Control Equipment
\nAllows multiple compressor speed to be controlled with the same value i.e. fixed speed or calculated by RBNS or Optimiser.
\nCompressor Wear Factor
\nAllows wear on compressor head to be captured and calibrated.
\nPVT Match Parameter Import From PROSPER
\nAbility to bring in PVT matching parameters from PROSPER, if a consistent PVT correlation is selected throughout the model.
\nOLGAS 3P Emulsion Match Parameters (Pal & Rhodes Parameters)
\nPlotting Package Enhancements
\nPrediction VLP\/IPR Intersection Playback
\nAllows prediction results of a well in IPM 11 to be viewed in terms of VLP\/IPR curves over time
\nPlot pipeline gradient between two selected nodes
\nImprovement to emulsion modelling UI – Select injection fluid to consider for plotting
\nReport In-situ Rate
\nGenerate Compressor Curve from Test Data
\nGAP Transient:
\nNew Transient Flow Simulator
\nUsed with GAP to model transient flow within wells and surface pipeline network.
\nAbility to quickly and easily transform an existing steady-state GAP model into a transient model.
\nFlexible Model Setup
\nAllows the entire network of wells and pipeline to be modelled in transient or alternatively a smaller subset of the network can be modelled using transient calculations while the other elements remain steady-state.
\nRobust IPR Modelling
\nAllows integration with Transient IPR models for more realistic inflow response
\nAllows integration with numerical simulators through RESOLVE
\n2D\/3D visualisation of detailed transient results
\nDirect access to results similar to steady-state pipeline flow assurance
\nAbility to run slug catcher analysis on transient pipeline\/well results<\/p>\n

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\nVersion 14
\nMBAL Version 14 – Enhancements Implemented:
\nHistory matching and Simulations
\n\u00b7 In the \u201cHistory matching-History Setup\u201d there is a new option to, \u201cInclude water tank transmissibility water rates in aquifer for energy plots\u201d. This is only for multi tanks where a water tank with aquifer has been defined to model a common aquifer.
\n\u00b7 Comments added to a history data point are now displayed in plots as a popup (i.e. when hovering the cursor)
\n\u00b7 Now possible to connect a history well to more than one prediction well.
\n\u00b7 Flying brick plot \u2013 accessed from analysis button in the history simulation and prediction plot. Shows the various components for expansion and production for a particular time step. It is also possible to do an animation so it skips thru all the time steps.
\nTight Reservoir
\n\u00b7 Phase correction has been added to tight reservoir wells in MBAL. This is the same correction as in Resolve\u2019s tight reservoir object.
\nPVT
\n\u00b7 Added option to model gas dissolved in water
\nMiscellaneous
\n\u00b7 Undo facility under input menu allowing users to undo a change to the main interface (i.e. the addition of a tank element \/ transmissibility). \u00b7 MBAL will now auto-save the current data to a file in the temporary directory in case the PC fails or MBAL crashes.<\/p>\n

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\nThis is a list of enhancements to Prosper for each new Version released.
\nVersion 15.0
\nThis is a summary of the main additions that have been incorporated into the PROSPER program since the 2016 official release.
\nArtificial Lift
\n\u00b7 Improved pump\/motor\/cable database usability and management
\nVLP Export
\n\u00b7 Ability to export VLP tables in IX Hydraulic (Intersect) format
\nIPR
\n\u00b7 Addition of stimulation screening tools
\no Acidisation and hydraulic fracturing IPR models added to perform screening studies
\nPVT
\n\u00b7 Enhanced brine modelling
\no IAWPS correlation added
\nVLP\/IPR Matching
\n\u00b7 Ability to set rate method
\no e.g. linear or geometric spacing
\nFile Compare
\n\u00b7 Ability to compare two different PROSPER files
\no Can help with version control to see what changes have been made between versions of the “same” model
\nInterface
\n\u00b7 Enhanced PVT Input Screen
\no All features of PVT (emulsions, matching etc.) can be viewed in the same screen now
\n\u00b7 Enhanced VLP Matching Screen
\no Can view deviation of matched and unmatched correlation from test data
\no Allows test to be matched to to be selected
\n\u00b7 Enhanced Artificial Lift infterfaces
\no All features can be seen in one screen
\no Parameters that are no longer applicable based on other setting will not be active
\n\u00b7 Graphical enhancements
\no Including peak to peak, period and cross hair features
\n\u00b7 Ability to plot more than one set of IPR test data for multilayer wells
\n\u00b7 Ability to transfer data from Single Point QuickLook into Multi Point QuickLook and vice versa.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>What is New in PVTP 13.0
\nPath to Surface Data Object
\nThe RESOLVE Path to Surface Object can now be used in PVTp to define the path to surface used to derive standard condition properties
\nWhat is New in PVTP 11.0
\nImprovements to Hydrafact hydrate model
\nPVTp code has been improved to provide a greater stability for hydrate calculations. The number of hydrate forming species has been increased. Improved modeling of CO2 hydrates.
\nNew enthalpy model
\nNew enthalpy model was implemented to allow more accurate thermal fluid properties calculation. The total enthalpy for each component is calculated as a sum of ideal and real enthalpy.
\nSpecific heat matching
\nIn previous version specific heat capacity was calculated from a simple correlation. As a result of that specific heat capacity values were overestimated, in particular for heavy oils. In the new version Lee and Kesler model along with possibility of specific heat matching were implemented to improve calculation of thermal properties.
\nSalt calculations have been added to flash calculations
\nIt is now possible to run flash calculations with possibility of salt deposition and maximum solubility.
\nOLGA – Leda Flow export format is available
\nIt is now possible to export Black Oil tables to be used in Leda Flow software.<\/p>\n

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IPM version 11.0<\/span><\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Interface Enhancements<\/p>\n

o<\/span>New \u2018home\u2019 screen<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Redevelopment of the system-view tab on main screen<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>New Data Objects<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Probabilistic Modelling \u2013 \u2018Sybil\u2019 and 3rd Party<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Optimisation Engines \u2013NMSimplex<\/p>\n

o<\/span>GIRO \u2013 Integer Based Optimisation<\/p>\n

o<\/span>History Matching<\/p>\n

o<\/span>GAP<\/span> \u2013 Transfer IPR<\/p>\n

o<\/span>GAP<\/span> \u2013 MatchIPRData<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Data Analysis \u2013 WaveletAnalysis<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Phase Envelope<\/p>\n

o<\/span>DualStringGasLift<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Enhancements to Existing Data Objects<\/p>\n

o<\/span>ESP Fluid Temperature added as match parameter for MWA<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Choke Model selection in Choke RDOs<\/p>\n

o<\/span>PSwarm uses a latin-hypercube approach to enforce a spread of the initial population<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Unit support added to FlexDataStores<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Visual Workflow Enhancements<\/p>\n

o<\/span>If\u2026ElseIf element replaces If..Else block<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Enhancements to the Form Builder<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Profiling tool<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Difference tool<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Improved \u2018watch\u2019 windows<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Integration of unit system into workflows<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Operation and property browsers<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Variables \u2013 Division of variables by category and addition of comments<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Inline Functions<\/p>\n

o<\/span>On-screen Annotations<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Improved handling of DataAndTime workflow methods<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Workflows can dynamically add objects to an RDO system object<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Workflow method added to read\/write a whole text file in one call<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Run can now be stopped from a Visual Workflow<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Ability to control RESOLVE<\/span> time-stepping from a workflow<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>All RESOLVE<\/span> file types (*.rsl and *.rsa) now selectable in file browser<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Numerical simulators compatible with Windows based clusters<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>When publishing variables, Add To Plot is set on as default and new Add To Workflow option<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Import\/Export on Connection Wizard<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Annotations can be added to RESOLVE<\/span>\u2019s main screen<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Run a workflow by right clicking on it<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Development of IFM dump facility<\/p>\n

o<\/span>Allows direct transfer of workflows (including data objects and variables) from DOF to RESOLVE<\/span> and visa-versa<\/p>\n

\u00d8<\/span>Built-in Visual Workflows<\/p>\n

o<\/span>VLP Generation<\/p>\n

o<\/span>PVT Transformation<\/p>\n

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\nIPM Version 11.0
\nREVEAL Version 8.0
\nThe main developments implemented in REVEAL version 8.0 are detailed below:
\n\u00b7 Geomechanics and fracturing
\n– Minimum fracture conductivity
\n– Permeability changes for stress, strain, friction angle and pre-consolidation stress
\n– Permeability change hysteresis
\n– Stress region for interpolation schemes
\n– Shields number solid transport
\n– Fracture stress shadowing
\n– Far field stress varies with fracture size
\n– Improved transition from propagating to fixed fracture size (injection to production)
\n– New fracture stress and FE\/FD grid coupling options
\n– Minimum principal stress direction changes
\n\u00b7 Fluids\/ Compositional
\n– Fast flash option set as default under EOS setup
\n– Performance improvements
\n\u00b7 Water chemistry
\n– New sodium silicate polymer model formulation based on SPE 143836
\n– Mineral component saturation index can be set
\n\u00b7 Wells
\n– Export of tpd added under |Edit |View Project
\n– Non return ICD option added
\n– Hydro 2P flow correlation added
\n– Gaslift valve database added to well builder (tubing and casing sensitive)
\n– Halliburton AICD database added
\n– Transient well flow
\n– Water density modifier (mud)
\n– New wellbore heater model
\n– Venturi chokes
\n– Inline controllable chokes
\n\u00b7 Visualisation
\n– New User Interface when opening up new REVEAL instance
\n– Thumbail view to recently saved projects
\n– Time format can be modified in the 3D visualisation
\n– 3D text scaling can be modified
\n– 2D plotting playback control
\n– Show hide legend option for 2D plotting
\n– 2D plot rotation, stairs
\n– Auto scale option for 2D plotting (fit all to window)
\n– 3D synchronise playback views for multiple realisations of 3D grid results
\n– 3D vector plotting (speed of oil, water and gas in addition to minimum principal stress direction)
\n– Core grid geometry grid added
\n– Per fracture reporting and additional properties reporting on FE 3D fracture
\n– Extended well results plotting
\n– User OpenServer variables for plotting
\n– History import extended
\n\u00b7 Water Chemistry
\n– Component SI can be set
\n– Region data for souring
\n– New sodium silicate polymer model formulation
\n– Bulk and porous shear model (new polymer shear correlation)
\n– New polymer degradation (shear and temperature) model
\n– Polymer hydrolysis model
\n\u00b7 Surfactants
\n– Soap salinity phase regions
\n– Surfactant phase boundary variation with surfactant concentration
\n– Acidic oil sulphate ion exchange
\n\u00b7 Steam
\n– Steam vapour equilibration
\n\u00b7 Resolve data objects (using Reveal functionality)
\n– Multi tubing surface connection
\n– SAGD surface coupling (constraint passing)
\n– Multi-tubing surface connection
\n\u00b7 Sector model
\n– Define and create sector models
\n– Time varying boundary conditions
\n\u00b7 Parallel Solver
\n– New parallel solver
\n– Memory handling improved to run significantly larger models<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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