Europec/Eage Conference and Exhibition 2008
DOI: 10.2118/113866-ms
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Impact of Multilateral Wells on Oil Recovery in an Oil Rim Field Development Using Multilateral Wells with Natural Gas Lift and Inflow Control Devices in a Fractured Carbonate Reservoir

Abstract: Use of sector models with fine grids that preserve the boundary conditions of the full field model has been of particular benefit to studying well coning behaviour for the different well geometries while allowing detail studies of the physics of flow and to optimize production rate by different well designs. The objective of this project was to carry out simulation studies to investigate the pattern of gas coning and water encroachment for a bilateral well with the primary aim of producing oi… Show more

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“…(Olijnik et al, 1996, Anderson, 2005, Vachon and Furui, 2005, Ali and Shafiq, 2008, Ansah et al, 2009, Soegiyono et al, 2010, Al-Mohanna et al, 2011. Related procedures and equipment are available for gas lifted wells with I-completions (Cedeno and Ortiz, 2007, Vasper, 2008, Iyamu et al, 2008, Stephenson et al, 2010. (Konopczynski et al, 2002) describe how an ICV reduces the water cut and the liquid production while increasing the oil production rate.…”
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“…(Olijnik et al, 1996, Anderson, 2005, Vachon and Furui, 2005, Ali and Shafiq, 2008, Ansah et al, 2009, Soegiyono et al, 2010, Al-Mohanna et al, 2011. Related procedures and equipment are available for gas lifted wells with I-completions (Cedeno and Ortiz, 2007, Vasper, 2008, Iyamu et al, 2008, Stephenson et al, 2010. (Konopczynski et al, 2002) describe how an ICV reduces the water cut and the liquid production while increasing the oil production rate.…”
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