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You will be asked for Unit system click : Change

Then, another new message will appear. Select simulator : Eclipse 100 for a while and click OK

Now you are ready to open with Petrel

Open Petrel/New Project

In the Cases pane right click: Import file and point to the same file *.DATA

A new message will appear: for a while click on : Continue spatially unaware

Make sure the Keyword " NOGGF" keyword is not included in that *.DATA file If found you can delete it because this keyword will prevent the Eclipse to create the GRID file. Now Save the file and go to Eclipse launcher, Run the model This will generate a lot of files inside your new folder...

Eclipse learning series: How to open Eclipse (*.DATA) file through Petrel. We will use any Eclipse file listed in your Eclipse installation folder /ecl/2014.1/eclipse/data Will copy the file GASWATER.DATA and past it in any other folder just to keep the original one hah.. Open that file by any text...

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Just a brief description about your problem.

The water saturation commonly measured by Open Hole logs and Core

No need for SCAL to determine water saturation. Only Routine Core Analysis.

Since you are an RE so the required data should be: - Fluid data; PVT report for the subjected reservoirs. CVD and CMD... - Conventional core analysis. - Relative permeability curves. - Capillary pressure curves. - Openhole and/or interpreted logs. - Historical Reservoir Pressure data for each reser...

petro...
if you can share the project or even the screenshot we can discuss further..

Hello petro,,, There are a lot of parameters to match that numbers: - You have to check the PVT data set. - Check the reservoir volume OIP from volumetrics, OIP from initialization run, OIP from MBE.... etc. - Validate the reservoir pressure points. and then for Oil Rate (and cum oil production): - ...

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Petrel and Eclipse materials will be posted soon last versions...

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Performance Methods Performance methods may be used after a field, reservoir, or well has been on sustained production long enough to develop a trend of pressure and/or production data that can be analyzed mathematically. The analysis may involve material balance calculations or it may involve curv...