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Optimization of Field Development Scheduling, East Unity Oil Field, Sudan

Tagwa A. Musa, Ahmed A.E. Ibrahin, Guan ZhenLiang & Fei Qi

American Journal of Environmental Sciences, Volume 1, Issue 1, pp. 29–33 · doi.org/10.3844/ajessp.2005.29.33

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Abstract

In order to improve the reservoir performance in East Unity oil field Sudan, the studies focused on characterization, modeling and simulation of the actual performance and future development. A model was constructed using a three-phase, three dimensional, black oil simulator (ECLIPSE). In this study a data from East Unity oil field Sudan started production at July 1999 was used to perform the optimal oil rate and designing the best location of the new operating wells. Cumulative oil production, oil production rate, Water cut and recovery factor were used as key criteria to see if adding new wells in the area under study are economic risk.

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Musa, T. A., Ibrahin, A. A., ZhenLiang, G. & Qi, F. (2005). Optimization of Field Development Scheduling, East Unity Oil Field, Sudan. American Journal of Environmental Sciences, 1(1), 29–33. https://doi.org/10.3844/ajessp.2005.29.33

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