IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ AAA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Farqux Flow Calculation Parameters This section seeks to deal with the set-up parameters necessary to configure the IDEA logger to calculate flow data. Separators The IDEA software package supports three separators in either of the following configurations:~ Parallel The parallel configuration is primarily used for high flow rates where the flow from the well exceeds the capability of a single separator. Series The series separator configuration is generally used ina production type scenario where the first separators in the train have a higher working pressure than the subsequent separators. This configuration is also used for high GOR wells. When the separator configuration has been finished either of the two separator schematics are displayed depending upon the option chosen. = pg Parallel Configuration Series Configuration As mentioned previously the configuration schematic icon is specifically dependent upon the configuration of the Conditional schematic system. If there is any kind of question about this system then each icon can be utilised 2s the standard system. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-lowsetup Page 1ot 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~y~”A AA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters: Farqyx Figure 5.01 Figure 5.01 shows the location of the separator configuration section. ‘This expands into the screen shown in Figure 5.02. Sepa Number Te] inte ¥ 3 ‘Sse Separates r [or] —s es toad Nae femora Figure 5.02 Figure 5.02 shows the system with Separator 1 turned on and in use with the system configured to use parallel separators. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5Flowsetup Page 2of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux Series Configuration Parallel Configuration | Genes Separaiog v Series Separatore r Figure 5.03 Figure 5.04 Figure 5.03 shows the system configured in Series Configuration and Figure 5.04 shows the system configured in Parallel Configuration. To change the separator number click on the drop down arrow to access all the available separators, shown in Figure 5.05. ‘Separator lumber: i =u re ‘SeoactorName: se 3 Figure 5.05 Figure 5.05 shows Separator 2 notin use with the In Use tick box highlighted in red. Sepa Number 2 =] Inuse ‘Separator Netne: t z a Figure 5.06 ‘The operator has to individually go through the separators and turn them on / off as the hardware configuration requires. When the system is first activated the system Is set in 2 Parallel configuration. The Schematic icon PARRAL should be seen, as shown in Figure 5.07. If the Series Separators tick box is clicked then the Apply button is also clicked the system is now in Series and the pertinent schematic icon should be displayed. As shown in Figure 5.08. Series Seperate r ‘Setee Seporoes a Fapral | || series Figure 5.07 Figure 5.08 Thisacts as a check for the correct functioning of the Conditional Schematic settings. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 3 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ . Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Farqux & Do not change the separator configuration from Series / Parallel whilst the system is running. a It is possible to change separators from in use / by-passed during this time. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 4 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~®~A AA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux Gas Calculation Set-up Orifice type metering To enable the gas calculations to be carried out the gas parameters and relevant channels must be set correctly. Figure 5.09 Figure 5.09 shows the pull down menu that allows access ta the Gas Set-up, via Config on the main header menu. This will open the gas calculation setup screen as shown in figure 5.10 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page S of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~®AAAR Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux rerrewunne Gone Gas Calbulati Figure 5.10 Three Separator Configuration ‘As the IDEA software supports up to three separators, the gas configuration must be selected and edited for each separator in use. Figure 5.11 shows the separatoraccess drop down menu. [Separator 3 Figure 5.11 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5Flowsetup Page 6 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardyx Gas Input Channels Initially the main input Channels will have to be set. These are the main measured parameters that contribute towards the calculation of the Gas Calculation formulae. These parameters are:- Pressure Channel Diff Channel Temp Channel By clicking on the pull down arrow of the dialogue box will expand the option as shown in Figure 5.12, cas PreesweChaneet [as ssicPiess x Dif Channet_ Gas Dit Prose a ‘Temp Channel: [Gas Temp Zi (Gosia Oran Teng x Figure 5.12 Figure 5.12 shows the gas Temp Channel drop down menu showing some of the channels availeble. The drop down menu only shows the nearest three channels to the default settings, further channels canbe selected using slid keys. ‘The names of the channels are shown 2s the default names, if the Tagis changed, refer to Section 4, then itis the names defined by the Tag setting that will appear inthe menu options. The next set of configuration settings are the base pressure and temperature that the calculation section of the software package is to correct the flaw rates to. The screen shown in Figure 5.13 show the default conditions of 60 degrees Fahrenheit and 14.73 psia. a If the base conditions are to be changed this can cause major differences in the flow rate calculations. It is recommended that any change requests made to this section are put in writing by the customer This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 7 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux Figure 5.13 Base Temp This is the temperature that all the Fpv, Fif, etc calculations are referenced to. If this is changed it will alter most of the calculated parameters. Thisis included as some systems use a cifferent Base Temperature for the calculations. Base Press This is the pressure thet all the Fav, Y, etc calculations are referenced to. If this is changed it will alter most of the calculated parameters. This is included as some systems use a different Base Pressure for the calculations; this is especially pertinent if the site is at elevated heights, Atmospheric Corrections Abso from Figure 5.13is a prompt for the atmospheric correction for the location This is primarily necessary when the logger is used at elevated conditions, such as Colombia, where the well sites are 2 1000 ft higher than sea level. In this case the atmospheric pressure is not 14.73 but a lower figure. Within the ges calculation there is @ section known as the orifice flow constant with the symbol C’ This is normally expressed as = J Gas Differential x (Gas Static + 14.73) c Although 14.73 is widely accepted as the atmospheric pressure the true equation should be: C'= J Gas Differential x (Gas Static + Atmospheric Pressure ) This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 8 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~*~» Aa~” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fgrqux The settings of the separator line bore and orifice should be set next; these values should be obtzined from the Welltesting / Production personnel. Dimensions & Tap 7 Dimensions & Tap Dice Size: Line Bore: Upstieam Tap Flange Tap Figure 5.14 Figure 5.14 shows @ separator witha Line Bore of 5.761 and an Or By dicking on the Upstream Tap and Flange Tap selectors the settings for the separator can be changed, Figures 5.15 - 5.18 show the available options. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 9 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux [ Sromont Te a cl Lee Bae cn Pr W Figure 5.15 Po pa Figure 5.15 = a Figure 5.17 fo 7 — B if Figure 5.18 BAAN: Settings For : Upstream Tags | Flange Taps Settings For Downstream Taps Flange Taps Settings For : | Downstream Taps Pipe Taps Settings For : Upstream Taps | Pine Taps This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 10 of 60 Created by: Paul Budworth Created On: 17-Oct-07 Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~~ ~ ~ = Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux Gas Details ‘The Gas Details window, shown in Figure 5.19, contains all the pertinent details of the flowing gas GaeDetale Gor SG: rt eceage 02 [GE ——— Fercortage N2 fe FRM H25: Cc CSStC~«~ Manusly Entered WITS Tranter ~ Figure 5.19 Manually Entered Gas Details Gas SG This is the specific gravity (SG) of the gas flowing through the orifice meter, and as such the 5.6. must be taken from the ges flow line. The 5.G. is usually measured using a Ranarex or a Kimray gas gravitometers., Percentage CO2 This Is the percentage of Carbon Dioxide contained in the gas flowing through the orifice meter. Again as per the gas gravity must be taken from the gas flow line. This is usually measured using Draeger type tubes. Percentage N2 This is the percentage of Nitrogen contained in the gas flowing through the orifice meter. Again as per the gas gravity must be taken from the gas flow line. This is usually measured using Draeger type tubes. PPM H2S This is the parts per million of Hydrogen Sulphide contained in the gas flowing through the orifice meter, Again as per the gas gravity must be taken from the gas flow line. This is usually measured using Draeger type tubes. This document is copyright Ferdux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 11 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ AAA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Farqux WITS Gas Details Abso from Figure 5.19 there is a WITS Transfer option for entering gas details. This section is covered on the advanced operator course... Secondary Gas The final section is the Secondary Gas options. This turns on the calculation of the residual Gas Oil Ratio; this is normally used for determining the amount of dissolved gas in the exported oil ‘Secondary Gas Measurement se Manual Meter Value Manual Flow Rate [Pulse Channel Figure 5.20 Figure 5.20 shows the options available for the calculation of Secondary Gas. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-lowsetup Page 12 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. BAAR Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters FaPdux ooo smom Vortex Metering The IDEA software suite also conteins the option to measure separator gas flow using a vortex type flow meter with a calculated gasrate using a 4-20mA cutput. ‘The Gas Configuration window has been changed to incorporate the Vortex option. Note that the default setting is the orifice plate, as shown in Figure 5.21. Figure 5.21 To change to a Vortex meter change the metering option to vortex meter as shown in figure 5.22. ‘Shown outlined in red ‘This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5flowsetup Page 13 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. 9 Flow Calculation Parameters« The orifice plate options are now greyed out and the 3 Input channels need to be configured. An example is shown in figure 5.23. Figure 5.23 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5Flowsetup Page 14 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~S ~ 2 Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux ‘Aiter selecting the Vortex option from within the gas configuration menu ensure that the calibration is set correctly in the channel configuration as shown in figure 5.24. This example shows a vortex meter range of 0 to 100 MMSCF/Day. Eimer Figure 5.24 From Figure 5.23 it can be seen that the original differential channel has been renamed to be the Vortex meter channel. The software is designed to use this channel within the schematic set and therefore if the default settings are changed then the schematic set will have to be changed to match the channel configuration. Separator Number Vortex Channal No. 1 5 2 3 3 1B ‘The units from the Vortex meter are default MMSCF/Day atthough you can utilise M3/Dzy. Other Unit selections will cause the calculation not to function. The Vortex meters utilise the gas gravity details, etmospheric pressure & temperature in the correction of the gas flow to standard conditions that utilises the following formulae Separator pressure*Vortex reading*(60+460) *Z (Geparator pressure + 14.7)"(separator temperature+460)) This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 15 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ = Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux The flow rates from the separators whether they are in Orifice or Vortex metering modes can be seen onthe home page as shown in figure 5.25, FLOW RATES | ere GAS FLOW lL FLOW WATER FLOW Figure 5.25 lin Figure 5.25 separator 1 ges flow rate is calculated using a vortex meter end separators 2 end 3 gas flow rates are calculated using orifice piate measurement. You can use any combination of Orifice and Vortex meters. Graphics ‘There have some changes to the bitmaps to enable the operator to see what type of metering is being used. Figure 5.26 shows the gas metering section from the separator 1 bitmap. SEPT ORIFICE 3.000 Units [inches Figure 5.25 It can be seen from Figure 5.26 that the gas line schematic has been changed to show an orifice plate holder and that the prompt forthe orifice plate is stillin place. The schematic is now more dynamic and actually changes when the Vortex option is selected. Figure 5.27 shows the same view when vortex meteringis selected. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 16 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ 7 Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux ‘SEP1_GAS FLOW RATE 5435714 ‘SEP 1 VORTEX READING 603 VORTEX Units Joehes 20 GAS METERING Figure 5.27 As can be seen in figure 5.27 the GAS CALCS button has changed from green to purple and that the orifice plate diagram has been changed with thet of a vortex meter and the differential channel “box” has been repiaced by Vortex reading. To ensure that there is no confusion within the Orifice Plate Size “box” has been overwritten with ‘the note that the system is functioning using a vortex meter. When the gas calculation button thisis double clicked the separator 1 Gas Vortex Calculation Page is opened as shownin figure 5.28. Figure 5.28 From Figure 5.28 the Vortex Meter units will always be displayed in MMSCF/Day regardless of the input units as the Idea software package carries out all calculations in the imperial system. ft should also be noted from Figure 5.28 that the gas volume correction factor Z is expressed as (1/Fpv)*. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 17 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ AAA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Farqyx Figure 5.29 Figure 5.29 shows the Units setup dialog. This changes the output calculations to M3/day regardless ofthe inout units. Therefore itis possible to have a Vortex meter configured in MMSCF/D and the calculated output to be M3/Day. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. Slowsetup Page 18 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. % ™%™%®%~ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters: Fgrdux rrsine nai Gone Oil Calculation Set-Up ‘The Oil Calculation Set-up is egzin on the drop down menu from Config on the main header menu ‘as shown in figure 5.30. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5Flowsetup Page 19 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Crested by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~S ~ . Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux The Oil parameters must be put in for each separator utilised. If a single separator is used then only one separator details are necessary but if all three supported separators are used then details for all three separators must be entered. Oil Input Channels Initially the main Input Channels will have to be set. licking on the relevant menu options for carries this out: Oil Flow Channel 1 Oil Flow Channel 2 Oil Flow Channel 3 Ol Flow Temp | Metered Dil Flow OilFlow Channel 1: | Oil Low Meter Sep 1 OilFlow Channel 2: [Oi High Meter Sep 1 Water Meter Sep 1 Chan 25 Oil Flow Channel 3: Ends GiTempChannet — |Cpan 28 Chan 23 Chan 30 Chan 31 Chan 32 Chan 33 Chan 34 [Chan 35 Figure 5.32 Figure 5.32 shows the Oil Flow Channel 1 deop down menu showing some of the channels available. Further channels can be selected using the A keys. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 20 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ AAA’ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux Shrinkage Temperature If the Shrinkage Temperature is to be used for the correction of calculated oil volumes, then this must first have been set up in the Channel Configuration section prior to setting up this section. = si) Frente ins Figure 5.33 Figure 5.33 shows the Channel Configuration for utilisation of the Shrinkage Temperature for the Oil Flow Calculation. ‘As can be seen the Tag and the Description have been altered to suit the application, but the most Important change is in the Values section. ‘The Values section has been modified to Use Forced Values; this has been set to 60 degrees Fahrenheit. The Scan has also been turned off. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5Flowsetup Page 21 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. RAANA Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux rrsine nai Gone Meter Factors The inouts for the Meter Factors are normal overwrite boxes shown in Figure 5.34. ‘These values are obtained from the well test / production personnel. Manual Parameters The Manual Parameters window, shown in Figure 5.35, contains all the necessary details to calculate the oil flows. Figure 5.35 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5flowsetup Page 22 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Crested by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~S ~ = Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux % Shrinkage This is the percentage the oil shrinks when the pressure is reduced to atmospheric. This can be obtained from either tables, graph, or from a shrinkage tester. If the Oil Line Temperature is to be used to calculate the oll Flow rates a ete stertane cent 6 corer paar ones 60/60. Uncorr. API This s the specific gravity of the oll measured using a hydrometer. Uncorr. APi Temp is the temperature of the oll when taking the gravity of the oil, this inputted in degrees Fahrenheit. A i tie Pi gravity is entered from rabies; graphs, correlation,ete, this's usually corrected values to 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Ensure that the correct temperature is entered into the Uncorr. API Temp. Base Sediment & Water (BS&W) Within the IDEA system the BSW (Base Sediment & Water) is split inte two. Thisis the Percentage Water and the Percentage Solids. The total BSW is the sum of the Percentage Water and the Percentage Solids. The reasoning behind thi rates within the oil flow. is to enable the IDEA system to calculate the trapped water flow This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 23 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardyx Percentage Water This is the percentage of water within the BSW fraction of the oil sample from the centrifuge. Percentage Solids This is the percentage of non-water (sand, mud, etc) within the BSW fraction of the oll sample from the centrifuge. Stock Tanks The last section is for a system using stock tanks, Figure 5.36 Figure 5.36 shows the StockTank Readings option enabled The system uses two tanks; the readings for which are normal overwrite boxes. ‘These should be entered 2s fast as possible after the reading has been teken The sections accepted bythe tem when the A yston clk This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 24 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~~” AA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters: Farqyx Water Calculation Set-Up The Water Calculation Set-up is again on the drop down menu from Config on the main header menu, shown in Figure 5.37. ‘Config Gperator Unis Set Logger Clock Sepsrators.. Channels External alarms... Ges sep... Figure 5.37 This expands into the input screen as shown in Figure 5.38 As with both the gas and cil calculation configurations the water set-up has to be configured for each separator used. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-lowsetup Page 25 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Crested by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. §“™ %& ®& ®&~ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Far dux omen Figure 5.38 The first part of the Set-up Water Calculation screen deals with the way the seperator is set up either two or three phase. ‘This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. Slowsetup Page 26 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~& ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux Phase Metering Phase metering: Two Phase ¥ Figure 5.33 Figure 5.39 shows the options that are available, Two Phase Two phase metering is where no free water is produced in the separator. Water flow rates are produced as a function of the BSW measurements when applied to the oil flow. This is the reason the IDEA system uses a split between the percentage water and percentage solids. Three Phase Three-phase metering is when the separator is producing measurable free water. Water rates are measured using a flow meter on the water line. The system also adds the trapped water within the oil line to the measured water flow rate to produce a total water production rate. There is a great deal of discussion regarding the utilisation of two and three phase separation within the production / well testing fratemity. Basically ‘Two Phase- Only used when the well is procucing no water or oll. As the name implies there are two phases (two components}to the production stream be they gas and oil or gas and water only ‘two phase. In this case all BSW data must be taken upstreamof the senzrator. Three Phase- Only used when the well is producing water and oil. As the name implies there are three phases to the production stream, gas, oil and water. In this case all BSW data must be taken downstream of the separator. The general rule is that if there is measurable water produced then the flow must be treated as three phase. This document is copyright Fardux Lid, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 27 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ A Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux Water Meters Figure 5.40 shows the options available for the water meters. Shink Tere (Chan 26 (Chen 27 Chan 28 Chan 23 Chen 30 (Chan 31 (Chan 32 (Chan 33 Figure 5.40 Similar to the Oil Configuration the Water Configuration uses Meter Factors. This again is a value obteined from the Welltesting / production personnel, although this is usually left at 1 unless there are very high water flow rates. Shown in Figure 5.41. Meter Factor [7 Meter Factor fT ‘Meter Factor: [1 Figure 5.41 % Water in Oil ‘The % Water in Oil Flow |s an Identical value to that used in the correction of all flow rates for the presence of water, the Percentage Water shown in Figure 5.42. ‘% Water in oil flow: 0% Figure 5.42 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 28 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~S ~ . Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux Header Set-Up ‘The Header... set-up is again on the crop down menu from Config on the main header menu as shown in figure 5.43. Figure 5.43 This expands to the screen shown in Figure 5.44. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 29 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~~» ”A A” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Farqux Value Client Farce County United Kingdom Fickt \Wrosham Location Novfole Wel 2A Engineer Give Service Co, Focix Test Number DsTT Intesval 12235 ursed10 Figure 5.44 The screen is the standard overwriting boxes where the column labelled Values is used for the actual detzils of the well, location, etc. The column labelled Names is the title for the block. This like the values can be adjusted to suit the needs of the customer. The Next and Previous Buttons are used to scroll between windows, there are now 50 header values available. ‘These are used for creating custom report headers as explained later in this manual. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 30 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated an: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ A Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux Special Values Within the system it is necessary to add other parameters that are not essential to the calculations. ‘These paremeters are measured externally tothe logger system. These are located on the drop down menu from Config on the main header menu, shown in Figure 5.45. Figure 5.45 When selected this expands to the screen shown in Figure 5.46 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 31 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~~” AA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters: Farqyx Special Valves Nae (PrekeSie (Cres PPT [waeiPh [1 Viecony featiosee) [ambien Tere Pou Por) cheke? (el bel dl Led te} Specia Specias Specs 10 Specs Specie 12 FE aj ai EI ai (Spacia 19 Specs Te Specia 15 Speci 16 pecs 7 pcos 18 Seca 19 Led Le Led ba et Led be) bed Specie 20 Figure 5.46 The screen shown is the default settings. These can be adjusted to suit the appication. Do not alter the choke settings, as these are refer sections of the prograi This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-lowsetup Page 32 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated an: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux To create a new field within the Special Values window, highlight the next available field within the Name section. Fata yp _— om fea sé | Figure 5.47 Highlight the field name, as shown in Figure 5.47, and type the name of the parameter. Figure 5.48 shows the name changed to BSW Choke, representing the measured BSW at the choke manifold. Pou Post) le [BSW Choke po Special € [po Specials [oo Figure 5.48 The Units box is also shown in ts expanded condition showing that the full range of units s available tobe added. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 33 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. “%™ ®&®& ®“ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardyx External Meters The IDEA system incorporates the facility to include 10 separate flow / pulse meters, Orifice type meters or vortex type meters and calculate the flows outside of the separator environment. Figure 5.49 shows the locetion of the External meter Configuration from the Configuration. Menu option. Fie View Admin Reonrts Configuration Operator Uris Window Helo =| tal S| ein | eee Feb. Gestion. ¥ loadata., logo peter. Estoy. Expt Gauge, Heater. Spel vas ternal Vas. 1» Caledtione sang Figure 5.49 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 34 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. RAANR’ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux re errawunne Gone Fluid Flows. Selecting the Fluid Flow option from Figure 5.49 will cause the Setup Fluid Flow Calculations window to open as shown in Figure 5.50. j i i Figure 5.50 From Figure 5.50 it can be seen that this facility can be set up to monitor the coolant water used by the burners. This option can also be used to monitor any fluid flow such as injected liquids, export liquids and ‘chemical injection pumps etc.. aa — : ee — fee —__— — a] eo | Figure 5.51 show the input channel selected to one of the unallocated channel. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5Flowsetup Page 35 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ®*raAA?”R’ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux It is essential that the channel to be used for external flowmeters is defined as a pulse channel with the correct flow units otherwise the system may not function. Figure 5.52 shows the channel configuration required with the c red. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5Flowsetup Page 36 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux External Orifice Meter Configuration From the chennel configuration setup, configure the 3 input channels for the orifice meter:~ Gas Line Pressure Differential Pressure Gas temperature ‘As per standard IDEA software channel configuration. From the configuration menu select the External meters, Gas Flow option as shown in figure 5.53 MEL Onerater_Unts Window Separators. channels... External alarms... Gas setup. Figure 5.53 This will open the Gas Meter Setup box as shown in figure 5.54 Note that the new metering option is identical to that of the separator configuration. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 37 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. § ‘> “™%) %%~ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters FQ rdux mmo Select the meter number (there are 10 available) then give the meter a name (this is the tagname). ‘As per the standard Idea gas Setup configure the 3 Input Channels and input the Line bore, Orifice sizes and the tap type. A typical example is shown in figure 5.55, Figure 5.55 To view the calculated data double click on the external metering Icon on the home page as shown in figure 5.56 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-lowsetup Page 38 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ = Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux Figure 5.56 This will display the external metering bitmap as shown in figure 5.57 EXTERNAL METERING Figure 5.57 Double click on the External Gas Meters Icon as shownin figure 5.58 Figure 5.58 This will now show the External Gas Measurement page as shownin figure 5.59 Figure 5.59 Figure 5.59 is now a dynamic screen as the Meter Type channel will change according to which meter is selected. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 39 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux External Vortex Meter Configuration From the channel configuration setup, configure the three input channels:- Vortex Gas Line Pressure. Vortex Meter Reading Vortex Gas Line Temperature. Select the Configuration External Meters Ges Flowas figure 5.60. ERE Operetor_unks window Channel External arms... Gas setup, it setup... Water setup.. Figure 5.60 Select the meter number and Type inthe name. Select the meter type as vortex as shown in figure 5.61 the orifice Plate options are now greyed out. uate ti rs Memtine —— (lenedsarhae Figure 5.61 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 40 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. “™ ®&®& ®~ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters: Fardyx ‘As per the standard Idea software configure the 3 Inout Channels an example is shown in figure 5.62. a is one Deis Figure 5.63. Figure 5.63 is now a dynamic screen as the Meter Type channel will change according to which meter is selected. In the case of Figure 5.63 this is a Vortex Meter. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-flowsetup Page 41 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~®&r~A A” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fgrqyx Macros Another additional feature is the inclusion of the Custom Macro’s option thet allows the operator to set up individual calculations within the IDEA application ‘The Macro’s can be set / specified prior to or during the job. A It is critical that there MUST be stored variables within the data base otherwise the Macro functionality will not work. Set logger clock Separators... Channels, External alarms... Gas setup... ll setup... Woter setup... Flow meter setup... Depth setup... Gauges... Log Data... Log to printer... Export log... Export gaugt Header... Special values... External Values .. v Cakulations. Sieusting Figure 5.68 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 42 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ = Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardyx Custom Macros Nocio imme] _>? Macioname Dipl format ect =] [Senet = Expression: Expression status: Invalid expression Yatiables (DoubleClick to add to expression) OK Figure 5.65 Figure 5.65 shows the Macro screen with no items in the variables window, shown in red for illustration purposes only. This means that there is no data stored in the database and these variables will became visible when logging to data to the disc is switched on. If no variable names appear in the Macro dialogue this means no data has been stored in the database. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. 5-Flowsetup Page 43 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst: Fardyx Figure 5.64 expands to the window shown in Figure 5.65 feu Macros Ci Naco [m=] _ ————] =] Expression = ——________ Expression statu: ivalderpressen Vaiaties. (Double Cicktoadd to expression} — pack | cE. | | [Peet configuaton one sat] 7] 8| 9 5 water Tank 2Volune Btls a) ea es) esp ise BHP PS, CC] 1] 2] a] + | [ees tase tempeaue 6 Gee Bove Prossute PSIA laosphenie Pree PSA } 9 1 | [as Calcuision Method AGAVE (ye [oa] cnet | ey | Figure 5.68 Figure 5.68 shows the Macro definition with the title amended to suit the application plus the relevant units selected and the display format set to 2 decimal places. The next stage is to assign or create the macro, fromthe drop down list, shown in Figure 5.67, select the first of the variables to be used. The Macro definition is similarin functionto other Fardux utilities where the operator can select any veriable from the list then by repeatedly clicking the first letter of the variable name on the keyboard to skip through the list until the required variable is found. When the required variable is selected double click with the left mouse button to add the variable to the expression status box as shown in figure 5.68. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 46 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~S ~ = Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux ‘Custom Macros Nac fix] _&cBrev | Net »> a —_ unas Dil foot JPrenuedooaaoedkke Jr x] [Fwed2dec =] Expression: Wet Heed Press PSIG] Ewpesson state: Vahe = 34.8828 Lister (Double Cickto ado epee Speci 10 re, SpecatVake 11 (AVAL) crone> SpecatVahe 12 (ANALD)crone> sat | fecal 19 [ALD crones cecal 14 INVALO) cones SpecahVahe 13 (NVALD |crone> Speci'ahue 15 (NVALD] Specelake 17 [NVALD) crone> Specelae 13 [NALD SpecelVao 13 [BWALO) SpectVeke 20{8WVALD crane, |Wollond Pron PIs i Cancel Figure 5.69 The next stage is to click the minus button, the results being shown in Figure 5.70, Expression: wel Head Press PSIG) - Expression status: Invalid exoression Figure 5.70 From Figure 5.69 it can be seen that the assigned tag name is used in the expression. A it is tpportent' that sno two:.varlablés:are-assignell the same tag name: when| configuring the system in order to avoid possible conflicts when cresting macros. d Also from Figure 5.70 there is adeclaration of the Expression Status. Thisis an indication to the operator that the expression is either nat complate or in error. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 47 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ i Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst: Fardyx The Macro function complies with the standard mathematical method of solving equations, known as BODMAS. Brackets Division Multiolication Subtraction Thisis the sequence that the Macro Function will attempt to solve the equation. In the case of more than one, nested brackets, the software will start at the inner bracket pair and move out. ad \f you are unsure of a function break it down and put itinindividual brackets. If the Expression Status declares there is an error then it is more than likely the equation sequence The next step is to add the remainder of the equation, in our case the dovinstream pressure, shown in Figure 5.71. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 48 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst: Fardyx Mao fis) weber Maxonane: Enqreion [Wel eos Pres PSIG]. BECP PSE] Expression sue Value [Species TP INVALID) cranes [SpeceN aie 1BINVALID} cranes Nave ISIINVALID crane) Figure 5.71 From Figure 5.71 it can be seen thet the Tag Name DSCP has been used in the expression. ‘Again from Figure 5.71 it can be seen that the Expression Status is giving a valid result. ‘As the macro system utilised the data within the IDEA logger every time a choke or gravity change takes place the system will automatically calculate the corrected rates. The macro calculation works on the same time cyde as the gas, oll and water calculations. The Macro's are handled within the data storage, reporting. plotting and editing routines exactly the same as any other variable. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 49 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~®~A AA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux MACRO NAME {Pressure dog across Choke Macro 2 Macro 3 Macro 4 Macro S Macro B Macro 7 Macro & Macro 9 Macro 10 Macro 11 Macro 12 Macro 13 Macro 14 Macro 15 ‘Macro 16 Macro 17, ‘Macro 18 Macro 19 Macro 20, Macro 21 Macro Macro 23 Macro 24 Macro 25 Figure 5.72 Figure 5.72 shows the Macro display Schematic accessed from the button on the home pages. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 50 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardyx Complex Macros ‘Macro calculation is in the order: - Mecrot Macroz Macro 25 This is to standardise the calculation, so if macro 2 has references to macro 1, macro 1 should be calculated first. Gas Flow Estimation Across a Choke (One of the common equations for the actual gas flow across the Choke is: - InMscr/D One macro needs be configured to calculate the choke coefficient, and then a second Macro is configured to calculate the actual gas flow across the choke. ‘The coefficient equation Ccof= 0.0819 ChokeSize)2-0852 Thisis used by the system as shown in Figure 5.73. Units required for choke equation. Variable Units choke Size oaths WHE Psig WHT Dege This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 51 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux ‘Epeston (oars hake See a] ZOD) Eneetin dates: Vato = 2685 Figure 5.73 ‘The actual gas flow across the pipe is given by the equation: - Ccof*Well_Head_Press Head_Temp +460) in MSCF/D This is shown in Figure 5.74 ‘This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux S-Flowsetup Page 52 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~ ~ a Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst: Fardyx Conn Maco [B=] eBoy | Nexo» Macionane: Le Dipl ra [stove chcks |umstrbay 1 [Fued2 dee Exieson, - |ccot coon] * wal Head Fess PSIG] Sat (Sep} Gas SG | Caen neva ec cid 1 | | Sistem time cranes zon om (ES Figure 5.77 Figure 5.78 shows the results shown on the Macro Page. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 56 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~~” AA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Farqux =] MACRO soled MACRO: NUMBER MACRO NAME UNITS [Pressure drop across chok PSIG. Ccot snone> Gas flow across choke MMSCE/Day Vortex Cumms Cale + MMSCE fortes Gas cumulati MMSCF Macro6 A Macro 7 {F) Macro8 Macro S Macro 10 Macro 11 Macro 12 Macro 13 Macro 14 Macro 15 Macro 16 Macro 17 Macro 18 Macro 19 Macro 20 Macro 27 Macro. Macro 23 Macro 24 Macro 25 Figure 5.78 If there is @ previous / starting value/cumulative thet hes to be added then this is given by the equation below. Corrected Vortex Gas Cumm = Cumulative Flow + Starting Value This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, it must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. Slowsetup Page 57 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Crested by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~ ~ ~~ ~ A Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameters Fardux Where: Corrected Vortex Gas Cumulative is the total gas cumulative to date plus the cumulative from a pervious flow ete. Cumulative Flow is the total cumulative flowed through the Vortex Meter Starting Value is the value from the previous flow etc. Figure 5.79 shows the macro configuration Screen. Macro #: fs =] «Bry | Net» Macto pane: ‘Una: Display format Canecied Vtiex Curulaves MMs =] [Fed 4 dec =) Expenion: eating Cumaiaive MMSCF/D ap] « [Vortex as cumulative MM SCF] Enpiestion statue: Vale = 120.0326 aiation Double Cickto add to espresion [ExGest0 Gas Tap Positoncrone> [EwGGoe10 Gas Tp Type [EwGor10 P PSIA IEw(Gae10 Ha Inches H20 [Eetas10 Vie WMSCS/Day [Ewtee10 Fov cnene> Pressure dop acess choke PSIG [Cost srene [Ges tow actos: choke MMSCF/Day Water Curie Cale 1 MMSCF WVetes Gar cumultive MMSCF Cvrected Vortex Cumalatives MMSCF [ys | cent Eas] Figure 5.79 From Figure 5.79 it can be seen that one of the special values has been usedas the starting Value. This means that the user should configure the special value settings as shown in Figure 5.80. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd. It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any Unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. S-Flowsetup Page 58 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. “%™ ®&®& ®“ Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardyx V7 fBpecali7 “none 18 Specs te rene el tel tel tal eel altel 18 Special 7S 20 [Specalz0 [enone> Nave Vane 1 [orate Sen je cans =] 3 Wash a ‘rene 4 [aivacsay teens [ fmm a 5 Soni Te fa iri zl 8 PouPon f ii | 7 [eaer a (eae) 8 Roe g [rom] 9 Specs 7 [evens >) 10 anngtamaire ia Iwscroy ~] 1 Rpoaitt a <= 12 Specaliz [> Fereres =] 3 (Special 13 a ‘ a (Special 14 g / 15 (Seecalis a [erone> 16 pecalié a (corey q i i Po Fereres I “rone> Figure 5.80 From Figure 5.80 it can be seen that the starting cumulative is set to 120 MMSCF Therefore the final Macro screen is shown in Figure 5.81. From Figure 5.81 it should be checked that the difference between the macros 5 and 6 Is the value of the figure in Special Value 10. This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 59 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13IDEA Operator Basic Manual. ~®~A AA” Ver 9 Flow Calculation Parameterst Fardux MACRO: NUMBER MACRO NAME UNITS {Pressure diop acmes choke Psis Coof ‘Gas flow across choke MMSCF/Day Vortex Cumms Calc 1 Vortex Gas cumulative Corrected Vortex Curmulatives Macro 9 Macro 10 [Macro 14 Macro 12 Macro 13 Macro 14 Macro 15 Macro 16 Macro 17 Macro 18 Macro 19° Macro 20 Macro 21 Macro 2 Macro 23 Macro 24 Macro 25 SRSSS 55 RSESS5ERR Figure 5.81 This document is copyright Fardux Ltd, It must not be copied, altered, transmitted or given to any unauthorised parties without the written permission of Fardux. SFlowsetup Page 60 of 60 Created On: 17-Oct-07 Created by: Paul Budworth Updated on: 08-Jan-13