How to run and analyze

multiple model versions

Training Tutorials 2017

Rock Flow Dynamics

 Create new model versions 2

1. Go to Brugge_Var directory, copy BRUGGE_var_1.data in BRUGGE_var_1_1.data,

BRUGGE_var_1_2.data (we have three similar versions of the base model now)
2. Load BRUGGE_var_1_1.data into tNavigator

1. Open model

2. Select
Brugge_var_1_1.data

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 Create new model versions 3

1. Fluid Properties, RP Water-Oil

2. Hold SHIFT button, and move RP points (blue squares). Let’s make
Brugge_var_1_1 and Brugge_var_1_2 different. For example, let’s move water
RP-points down in the first case, and move right in the second one
3. Close Brugge_var_1_1.data
4. Open Brugge_var_1_2.data

Hold SHIFT and use Left

mouse button to shift
“blue” squares (water
relperm)

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 Create new model versions 4

1. Hold SHIFT button, move RP points (blue and red squares)

2. Close Brugge_var_1_2.data

Hold SHIFT and use Left

mouse button to shift “blue”
squares (water relperm)

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 Automatic saving of RP curves 5

1. A new folder USER is created in the folder with base model

2. In the USER-folder RP (that were created in GUI) are saved automatically. These
files are used in model loading and calculations
3. Initial model RP don’t change! You can delete files from USER-folder and load your
model in initial variant without modifications

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 Create queue 6

1. tNavigator main window. File. New queue

2. Save file queue.tnb
3. Press ОК

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 Add models to queue, starting batch 7

1. Add models to Queue

2. Select one or several *.data files (Brugge_var_1.data, Brugge_var_1_1.data,
Brugge_var_1_2.data), press OK
3. Calculation will run automatically

Add models

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 Batch monitoring, checking results in table 8

1. See the status of the calculation models

2. Pass from the Calculations to Results

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 Open model in tNavigator 9

1. tNavigator main window. File. Open

2. Load Brugge_var_1.data into tNavigator

Choose
Brugge_var_1.data

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 Load results of other models 10

1. Document, Load results, Load tNavigator Graphs

2. Select Brugge_var_1_1.data
3. Repeat for Brugge_var_1_2.data

2. Select
Brugge_var_1_1.data

1. Load results

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 Comparing models in GUI 11

1. Graphs, Totals, Group – FIELD, Reset all the selections

2. Open Oil Total and select Oil Total, Oil Total[Brugge_var_1_2.data], Oil
Total[Brugge_var_1_1.data]
3. Open Oil Total[H] and select single Oil Total[H]
4. Observe, that Brugge_var_1_1.data is the best match

Select Oil Total for all three models

Reset selection

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 Comparing models in GUI 12

1. Compare Water Total the same way

2. Go to Analytics, select Field, select Watercut for all three models and
Watercut[H]

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 Comparison of Results 13

1. Graphs. Comparison of Results

2. Press Settings and choose parameters (Oil Total, Water Total)
3. Time Step Selection – First and Last Steps
4. See parameter values for Brugge_var_1, Brugge_var_1_1 и Brugge_var_1_2 and
difference between Brugge_var_1

Settings

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Thank you for attention!

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