*.EGRID *.INIT output problem

[kingfisher]

hey guys,

just started playing around with ECLIPSE and i directly have a problem... I cannot create any *.INIT or *.EGRID file.

Anyone can help me ??

--*****************************
RUNSPEC
--*****************************

TITLE
Test Model

CART

DIMENS

10 10 2 /



--phases present
OIL

WATER

FIELD

FMTOUT

START
1 JAN 1990 /

--*********************************
GRID
--*********************************

DX
200*500 /

DY
200*500 /

DZ
200*50 /

BOX

	1 10 	1 10 	1 1 /

TOPS
100*4650 /

ENDBOX


PORO
200*0.25 /

PERMX
200*50 /

PERMZ
200*50 /

RPTGRID
ALLNNC/

GRIDFILE
0 2 /


INIT


--***********************************
SOLUTION
--***********************************


--***********************************
SCHEDULE
--***********************************

[Avers]

hey guys,



GRIDFILE
0 2 /





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Change to


GRIDFILE
2 1 /

[Shakespear]

Open up the "Eclipse Reference Manual" and look at the keyword GRIDFILE and INIT.

It is good to get familiar with this document as it will help you to understand ECLIPSE better

[kingfisher]

I did both of your advices before I even posted here, but still its not giving out these files !

[kingfisher]

is it possble, that i have to make the PROPS section to create the grid ???

i really dont understand what is the problem of not creating this fckn grid file...

[kingfisher]

problem solved... i added WELLDIMS and some PROPS and it worked half-way... I have the grid,egrid and init file...
but still Ive got problems seeing the the grid in eclipse-office-result ....

How can i see the File in PETREL ??

thx in advance !

[OICURMT!]

In the RUNSPEC section, you have the keyword FMTOUT, remove it as with this keyword the INIT file and the EGRID file will have the extensions FINIT and FEGRID. The reason to remove the keyword is that the FMTOUT converts all output into ASCII format, which wastes ALOT of hard drive space and is SLLOOOOWWWW when writing to the disk during simulation.

In order to "see" the simulation results, you have to specify to the program reading the files if the Eclipse data is FORMATTED or UNFORMATTED.

OIC!

[Maratzhan]

Hi Kingfisher,

I would support the approach of Shakespear. Eclipse has a great manual (and tech description). I am not currently using Eclipse, and do not remember by heart, but in section of data file you can control the output to be written to the files and their types. I would recommend to look in details the output control of GRID and PROPS sections.

Maratzhan.