Real-Time Blending Optimization in Upstream - Operating on the Edge

Zuluaga, Claudia; Jamil, Noor Azman; Bashorun, Oladimeji; Phua, Pei Huey; Teoh, Boon Giap; Briers, Jan

doi:10.2523/18050-ms

International Petroleum Technology Conference 2014

DOI: 10.2523/18050-ms

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Real-Time Blending Optimization in Upstream - Operating on the Edge

Claudia Zuluaga¹,

Noor Azman Jamil²,

Oladimeji Bashorun³

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Looking Back 2006 - 2016 - Ten Years of Data Driven Well Rate Estimates for Real-Time Surveillance and Optimization

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On the tenth anniversary of the first Intelligent Energy Conference held in 2006, it is appropriate to look back at some of the technologies introduced at the time, and report out on how these have been progressed. This paper discusses one of the technologies: the use of data driven models for well rate estimation, to support and enable real-time surveillance and optimization. In the early 2000s real-time data from oil and gas fields became available in abundance on engineering central office desktops via process data historians and wide area / global communications networks. A key challenge to production management, then, as now, was: "What are the wells producing?" The April 2006 SPE Paper 99963 introduced data driven modelling for continuous well production surveillance leveraging on the suddenly abundant and often very revealing PI data. Today, ten years later, a stream of success stories on the use real time well rate estimates based on data driven models continue to be reported, and these tools are seen as best practice in many different operational scenarios. This paper reviews the key concepts introduced in 2006, and extensions and applications of the technology to various aspects of production surveillance and optimization. As with all innovations, the most challenging elements in the journey have been related to people and processes. The paper discusses these issues in relation to the important role played by technology integration themes such as Smart Fields.

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