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Convergence Problems
Hey all,
I am facing a lot of convergence problems and I have no idea where can be the origin of these problems...
I have about 135k cells, a couple of faults, i use corner point cells, 3 OWCs, 3phases (but with gas still dissolved because P > Pb).
I left perm, poro and NTG homogenous for now to keep it simple...
Then i introduced one well and let it produce for 1 month.
When i start now the simulation, it takes a loooot of time, because eclipse is reducing the timestep due to the convergence problems...
Even if i just simulate three days it takes a hell of a time... I played a little bit with the tuning keyword, but i guess the convergence probs are too big and they originate from somewhere else...
I am totally new to eclipse, so i really dont know where to look ? What might be the problem for it ?
If it is helpful i could post the "problem" "warning" and the convergence related messages...
I appreciate any advice !
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Maybe it's related with the corner points. And how about the PVTs? Do you mention for each phase? 3 OWCs? To make more simple, put only one OWC. And look what happens next.
And you can discuss with us afterwards.
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Yes i mentioned all of them PVDG, PVTO, PVTW... when i just define one OWC its way faster and no convergence problems so far... :/
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This problem can be related to PVT... is it black or comp?
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black
edit: sorry there are still convergence problems also with just one OWC,but not that much like before...
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Check the PVO file .... it can often be a problem...how did you created it ? in PVTi or by correlations? The most often problem is that bubble point pressure in PVO must be equal to your maximum pressure.
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I did it by correlation...
"The most often problem is that bubble point pressure in PVO must be equal to your maximum pressure. "
You mean, that i should give eclipse just the correlated values up to Pb ??? I assume, that i got you wrong, because that doesn't make sense to me.
OK...I went one step back and left my schedule section out and just initialized the model: I got several warning of this type:
@ NEGATIVE COMPRESSIBILITY FOUND IN GAS
@ PRESSURE TABLE 1 AND OIL PRESSURE
@ TABLE 1 AT A SAMPLE PRESSURE VALUE
@ 182.31034 . ADJUST SATURATED FLUID
@ PROPERTY VALUES AT THIS PRESSURE.
@ NEGATIVE COMPRESSIBILITIES OCCUR
@ FOR GAS SATURATIONS LESS THAN 0.03998
Obviously there is sth. wrong in my PVT data... any idea what is the reason for the "negative compressibility" ?
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First of all your PMAX in the .data file should be the bubble point pressure in the PVO file...that's mean that you should increase Rs until you reach a bubble point pressure that equals your PMAX...
You can use a small reservoir simulation trick, copy the compressibility data table (dBo/dP ,..) from the debug file into excel and try to change the Bo that cause a negative compressibility then change that value in .PVO..i will upload an excel file, i believe it will help you to solve the problem...
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You can use this .xls file to correct your Bo
[url]http://www.4shared.com/file/247326970/22516bb8/Compressibility_checks.html[/url]
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[QUOTE=ivan_aljeburi;87562]You can use this .xls file to correct your Bo
[url]http://www.4shared.com/file/247326970/22516bb8/Compressibility_checks.html[/url][/QUOTE]
thnx
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thx a lot, but already got rid of the problem !!
When i change PMAX to my Pb, then during my simulation the control mode of the wells is changed to BHP... Any idea how to solve that ?
right now i am again messing around with convergence probs again... any idea on that ?
@--PROBLEM AT TIME 4.0 DAYS ( 5-JAN-1988):
@ SOLUTION IN WELL H19 NOT CONVERGED AFTER 14 ITERATIONS
@ RESIDUAL ERROR IN OIL, WATER AND GAS FLOWS =
@ 5.40361E+04 -1.04940E-09 9.30135E-04
@ TRY INCREASING MXWSIT IN TUNING RECORD 3