Hi, Karl,

I did not see any convergence problem with Bw to be 0.8, 1.0 and 1.2.
I assume Bw is the second term in the keyword PVTW .

Which version of OPM are you using?

I attached the DATA file I am using and I only adjusted Bw value in
PVTW keyword for testing.

I am not that familiar with the purpose of the experiments and I am
not sure what kind of effects that Bw can make here.

With Bw to be 0.8,
-- Days   dd/mm/yyyy                FPR             FVIR             FVPR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
   1.00   02/01/2020            4498.12          11498.4          11498.4
   4.00   05/01/2020            4496.79            11498            11498
  13.00   14/01/2020            4495.43          11498.1          11498.1
  40.00   10/02/2020            4492.42          11498.3          11498.4
 121.00   01/05/2020            4486.32          11495.1          11495.1
 200.00   19/07/2020            4482.02          11483.3          11483.4
 400.00   04/02/2021            4475.41          11341.2          11341.2
 600.00   23/08/2021            4472.53          11043.4          11043.4
 800.00   11/03/2022            4470.95          10607.6          10607.6
1000.00   27/09/2022             4473.2          10146.4          10146.4
1200.00   15/04/2023            4474.59          9737.92          9737.92
1400.00   01/11/2023            4476.21          9391.09          9391.09
1600.00   19/05/2024            4477.95          9131.07          9131.07
1800.00   05/12/2024            4478.67          8937.87          8937.87
2000.00   23/06/2025            4480.73          8783.53          8783.53

With Bw to be 1.0
-- Days   dd/mm/yyyy                FPR             FVIR             FVPR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
   1.00   02/01/2020            4498.11          11499.4          11499.4
   4.00   05/01/2020            4496.79          11499.3          11499.3
  13.00   14/01/2020            4495.43          11499.4          11499.4
  40.00   10/02/2020            4491.98          11499.5          11499.5
 121.00   01/05/2020            4485.95          11497.8          11497.8
 200.00   19/07/2020            4481.67          11491.7          11491.7
 400.00   04/02/2021            4475.47          11424.2          11424.2
 600.00   23/08/2021            4472.37          11292.4          11292.4
 800.00   11/03/2022            4471.52            11110            11110
1000.00   27/09/2022            4472.95          10920.1          10920.1
1200.00   15/04/2023             4473.7          10764.3          10764.3
1400.00   01/11/2023            4474.59          10637.2          10637.2
1600.00   19/05/2024            4475.52          10539.8          10539.8
1800.00   05/12/2024            4476.48          10457.3          10457.3
2000.00   23/06/2025            4477.32          10386.9          10386.9

With Bw to be 1.2
-- Days   dd/mm/yyyy                FPR             FVIR             FVPR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
   1.00   02/01/2020            4498.12          11500.2          11500.2
   4.00   05/01/2020            4496.68          11500.2          11500.2
  13.00   14/01/2020            4495.32          11500.2          11500.2
  40.00   10/02/2020            4491.92          11500.2          11500.2
 121.00   01/05/2020             4486.3          11500.7          11500.7
 200.00   19/07/2020            4482.14          11502.7          11502.7
 400.00   04/02/2021            4475.98          11523.2          11523.2
 600.00   23/08/2021            4472.91          11562.6          11562.6
 800.00   11/03/2022            4471.84          11618.8          11618.8
1000.00   27/09/2022            4471.89          11682.3          11682.3
1200.00   15/04/2023            4472.22          11740.9          11740.9
1400.00   01/11/2023            4472.34          11784.6          11784.6
1600.00   19/05/2024            4473.02            11818            11818
1800.00   05/12/2024            4473.88          11845.6          11845.6
2000.00   23/06/2025            4474.63          11868.4          11868.4


Please let me know if the results are desired to you.

Best Regards,
Kai Bao

On Sat, Mar 16, 2019 at 9:02 PM Stephen, Karl D <k.d.step...@hw.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Thanks again, Kai.
>
> You are right, I was forgetting that WCONINJ would set the target rate and 
> that it's not quite sufficient.
>
> I've tried to minimise the effect of pressure on B_w by reducing the pressure 
> sensitivity but not too much in case I get numerical instabilities.
>
> With your suggestion I get pretty much the same result as you (but not 
> precisely the same). You don't show t=0 for one thing and there's a small 
> difference.
>
> Now if I increase Bw above 1.0 (to 1.02 as desired), I run into convergence 
> issues. Do you get that to work?
>
> With Bw=0.99, the pressure now drops (as indicate in my previous e-mail).
>
> I would really expect a stable answer regardless of Bw.
>
> Karl
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Opm <opm-boun...@opm-project.org> On Behalf Of Bao Kai
> Sent: 15 March 2019 21:58
> To: opm@opm-project.org
> Subject: Re: [Opm] Problem with injecting field voidage replacement
>
> Hi, Karl,
>
> It looks like there is a possible bug in the OPM implementation which 
> requires some WCONINJE keyword for a injector to make the injector work, even 
> if you have group control upon it.  (something we need to investigate it)
>
> Anyway, I could not see big problem with your output data.  When INJ is 
> working under group control, it looks like FVIR == FGPR, which means the 
> group control is honored in a good way.
>
> But INJ also has its own injection rate limit 11000  (provided with
> WCONINJE) and it works under this limit at the beginning then switch to work 
> under VREP group control later.
>
> When you set B_w == 1.0 in PVTW, due to the existence of compressibility, the 
> final B_w will be slightly different from 1.0 depending the pressure you use.
>
> The FPR is decreasing in the beginning is because the voidage rate you are 
> injecting is smaller than the voidage rate you are producing, (FVIR < FVPR 
> due to existence of the WCONINJE injection rate limit.)
>
> One solution is just increase the rate limit in WCONINJE so that that limit 
> is so high and it will not limit much. The INJ will always work under group 
> VREP control.
>
>
> I changed the schedule as follows,
>
> ```
> -- Production control
> --  Well  Status  Control    Oil   Wat   Gas    Liq  Resv   BHP
> --  name           mode     rate  rate  rate   rate  rate  limit
> --  ----  ------  ------    ----  ----  ----   ----  ----  -----
> WCONPROD
>      PROD   OPEN      LRAT             3*          10000  1*   2000  /
> /
>
> -- Injection control
> --  Well  Fluid  Status  Control   Surf   Resv   BHP
> --  NAME  TYPE            mode     rate   rate  limit
> --  ----  -----  ------  -------   ----   ----  -----
> WCONINJE
>      INJ    WATER  OPEN       RATE     110000        1*           6000 /
> /
> --  GRO  Fluid  Control   Surf     Resv   ReInj  Voidage  GRUP
> --  NAME  TYPE   mode     rate     rate   frac   Frac     CNTL
> --  ----  -----  ------  -------   ----   ----   ----     ----  -----
> GCONINJE
> --    FIELD    WATER   VREP        3*          1.0       NO   /
>     G1       WATER   VREP        3*          1.0       /
> /
>
>
> -- Number and size (days) of timesteps
> TSTEP
>   10*200 /
> ```
>
> Then the result is
>
>  summary.x TUT1G1_SPE9. FPR FVIR FVPR
> -- Days   dd/mm/yyyy                FPR             FVIR             FVPR
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>    1.00   02/01/2020            4498.11          11499.4          11499.4
>    4.00   05/01/2020            4496.79          11499.3          11499.3
>   13.00   14/01/2020            4495.43          11499.4          11499.4
>   40.00   10/02/2020            4491.98          11499.5          11499.5
>  121.00   01/05/2020            4485.95          11497.8          11497.8
>  200.00   19/07/2020            4481.67          11491.7          11491.7
>  400.00   04/02/2021            4475.47          11424.2          11424.2
>  600.00   23/08/2021            4472.37          11292.4          11292.4
>  800.00   11/03/2022            4471.52            11110            11110
> 1000.00   27/09/2022            4472.95          10920.1          10920.1
> 1200.00   15/04/2023             4473.7          10764.3          10764.3
> 1400.00   01/11/2023            4474.59          10637.2          10637.2
> 1600.00   19/05/2024            4475.52          10539.8          10539.8
> 1800.00   05/12/2024            4476.48          10457.3          10457.3
> 2000.00   23/06/2025            4477.32          10386.9          10386.9
>
> Please let me know if it is something you are looking for.
>
> Best,
> Kai Bao
>
>
>
> On Fri, Mar 15, 2019 at 6:36 PM Stephen, Karl D <k.d.step...@hw.ac.uk> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Kai,
> > For completeness, I removed the final WCONINJE keyword and the reference to 
> > FIELD in the GCONINJE keyword to be more consistent with the SPE9 case. 
> > Bw=1 again.
> >
> > -- Days   dd/mm/yyyy                FPR             FVIR             FVPR
> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >    0.00   01/01/2020               4500                0               -0
> >    1.00   02/01/2020            4495.02            11000          11499.4
> >    4.00   05/01/2020            4483.38            11000          11499.3
> >   13.00   14/01/2020            4450.86            11000          11499.4
> >   40.00   10/02/2020            4353.57            11000          11499.6
> >   97.50   07/04/2020            4149.48          11000.1          11499.5
> >  148.75   28/05/2020            3965.53          11000.2          11498.8
> >  200.00   19/07/2020            3781.38          11000.2            11497
> >  298.64   25/10/2020             3432.1          11000.4            11487
> >  400.00   04/02/2021            3086.74          11000.5          11468.6
> >  500.00   15/05/2021            2766.78          11000.6          11440.7
> >  600.00   23/08/2021             2505.6          11000.7          11358.2
> >  700.00   01/12/2021            2504.02          10997.4          10997.4
> >  800.00   11/03/2022            2518.26          10945.8          10945.8
> > 1000.00   27/09/2022            2557.13          10960.5          10960.4
> > 1200.00   15/04/2023            2573.25          10810.6          10810.6
> > 1400.00   01/11/2023            2574.08          10699.4          10699.4
> > 1600.00   19/05/2024            2559.59          10575.9            10576
> > 1800.00   05/12/2024            2562.13          10470.6          10470.6
> > 2000.00   23/06/2025            2564.31          10385.1          10385.1
> > 2200.00   09/01/2026            2566.22          10317.3          10317.3
> >
> > The result is initially identical with FPR etc. but once water breaks 
> > through, there are differences.
> >
> > If anyone has another case that successfully tests field voidage 
> > replacement that would be great.
> >
> > Karl
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