A fuzzy logic-based risk assessment framework for the crude oil transportation supply chain

Ilyas, Muhammad; Jin, Zhihong; Ullah, Irfan; Almujibah, Hamad

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2024.118997

Ocean Engineering

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2024.118997

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A fuzzy logic-based risk assessment framework for the crude oil transportation supply chain

Muhammad Ilyas,

Zhihong Jin,

Irfan Ullah

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Research on Well Selection Method for Intermittent Pumping in Oil Wells Based on the Analytic Network Process and Fuzzy Logic

He,

Xu,

Wang

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In the later stages of oilfield development, the decline in oil well production and the increase in development costs, attributed to issues such as insufficient liquid supply, necessitate the implementation of intermittent pumping measures. However, current methods for selecting these wells lack comprehensiveness in the decision-making process. This article proposes a novel method for selecting intermittent pumping wells utilizing the analytic network process (ANP) and fuzzy logic. Initial surveys identified the main factors influencing intermittent pumping effectiveness. The ANP was employed to screen and integrate six core factors, including submergence depth and water cut. Subsequently, a fuzzy-logic-based model was developed, incorporating trapezoidal and rectangular membership functions to establish detailed correlations among the factors. The model’s efficacy was validated and tested using real-world data from the oilfield. Results indicate that the model’s assessments of intermittent pumping wells align closely with professional engineering judgments. This approach not only provides clear guidance for well selection but also demonstrates high scalability and adaptability across different oilfields by adjusting membership functions, thereby showcasing significant practical value.

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Research on Well Selection Method for Intermittent Pumping in Oil Wells Based on the Analytic Network Process and Fuzzy Logic

He,

Xu,

Wang

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A fuzzy logic-based risk assessment framework for the crude oil transportation supply chain

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Research on Well Selection Method for Intermittent Pumping in Oil Wells Based on the Analytic Network Process and Fuzzy Logic

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