Gas Well

Deliquification
Mentored By
Dr. Pushpa Sharma
-Professor , Department of Petroleum
Engineering & Earth Sciences
-Activity Coordinator
-Placement In charge
Submitted By
Anindya Sharma - 12
Dr. Vamsi Krishna Kudapa Ashwin Agarwal - 22
Professor , Department of Petroleum
Engineering & Earth Sciences Divyam Sood - 40
OUTLINE
Phase II –
Artificial
Objective PIPESIM Neural
Basics Networking

Introduction
Phase I -
•Multiphase
Pipesim
Flow
Modelling
•Symptoms:
Liquid
Loading
 Objectives
• To predict Liquid Loading in gas wells.

• To compare between a loaded and unloaded well so as to determine those factors

which results in loading of the well.
 INTRODUCTION
1 What is Liquid Loading?

2 Reasons for Liquid Loading

3 Effects of Liquid Loading?

4 Importance of Multiphase flow

 Multiphase Flow Concept
Multiphase flow in a vertical conduit is usually represented by four basic flow
regimes
BASICS

• Bubble Flow: The tubing is almost completely filled with liquid. Free gas is
present as small bubbles
• Slug Flow: Gas bubbles expand as they rise and coalesce into larger bubbles,
then slugs. Liquid phase is still the continuous phase
• Slug-Annular Transition: The flow changes from continuous liquid to
continuous gas phase. Some liquid may be entrained as droplets in the gas
• Annular-Mist Flow: The gas phase is continuous and most of the liquid is
entrained in the gas as a mist.
BASICS Multiphase Flow Concept
Deliquifying Techniques

1- Artificial Lift
Plunger Lift, Gas Lift

2- Increasing Diameter
Velocity String

3- Chemical Methods
Surfactants
PIPESIM Sample Model
Phase I-Pipesim Modelling
Tubing Modelling: Deviation Survey
Tubing Modelling: Geothermal Survey
Tubing Modelling: Tubing Configuration
Nodal Analysis: Static Pressure (IPR) & Tubing ID (VLP)
Nodal Analysis: Water Cut (IPR) & Tubing ID (VLP)
BASICS Conclusion
Conclusion
Phase II-Artificial Neural Networking
Phase 2 – Why and how do we intend to do
it?
The objective of this study is to predict future production
values using past data as input. NAR model will be built for this
purpose and will ideally predict values with 60-70% accuracy.
The predicted values will then be compared with the Coleman
rates and liquid loading days will be evaluated.
 Project Timeline
Tasks Performed Completion Date
Preparation of synopsis for Project Phase 1 29th August, 2019

Collecting relevant literature and theory on liquid loading and its 1st week of September,2019
prediction techniques

Studying in detail the concept of multiphase flow in a vertical pipe 3rd week of September, 2019

Analysis of different Gas Deliquification methods September to October, 2019

Submission of Phase 1 Report – Mid Review 1st November ,2019

Preparation of Project Phase 2 2rd week of November, 2019

Study of MATLAB® and Neural Network toolbox 3th & 4th week of November, 2019

Final Major Review December , 2019

Thank
You !