Integrated application of flow pattern map for long-term gas lift optimization: a case study of Well T in Indonesia

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Gas lift optimization has been a classic problem since its inception. The problem with currently practiced optimization, the gas lift performance curve (GLPC), was the sole requirement for exhaustive calculation that has to be performed every time changes to the reservoir are acknowledged. The approach of mechanistic modeling has been proven to be a powerful tool to complement the analysis of GLP curves, especially in complex, multi-well gas lift system. This publication offers a new approach in modeling the progression of flow pattern map (FPM) in case of reservoir pressure decline. The findings presented in this publication encourage the hypothesis that FPM can be used with minimum alteration should there be any changes in reservoir pressure.

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Rahmawati, S. D., Chandra, S., Aziz, P. A., Daton, W. N., & Gaol, A. H. L. (2020). Integrated application of flow pattern map for long-term gas lift optimization: a case study of Well T in Indonesia. Journal of Petroleum Exploration and Production Technology, 10(4), 1635–1641. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13202-019-00821-3

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