Advanced Well Surveillance

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Advanced Well Surveillance

(AWS)
Workflow Documentation
Technical Overview
User Guide
Implementation Guide
Workflow Version 1.0.0.0
Documentation Version 1.0.0.0
Documentation Date 20 February 2014
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Table of Contents
1 Document Content ............................................................................................................... 4

2 Technical Overview............................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 5
2.2 Rate Estimation Calculations (Base Methods) ...................................................................... 15
2.3 Sensitivity to input calculations ............................................................................................ 25
2.4 Wellbore Gradient calculations ............................................................................................ 33
2.5 Choke Calculations (Flowline Pressure and Temperature) ................................................... 43
2.6 IPR Sensitivity Calculations ................................................................................................... 45
2.7 Surveillance KPI Calculation .................................................................................................. 49
2.8 AutoRate ............................................................................................................................... 53
2.9 Analytics ................................................................................................................................ 63
3 Practical User Guide.................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.1 Case 1 ....................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4 System Configuration (Reference for deployers) .................................................................. 69
4.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................... 69
4.2 IVM Configuration ................................................................................................................. 69
4.3 IFM Configuration ............................................................................................................... 137
4.4 IFM Workflow Input Data ................................................................................................... 137
4.5 IFM Workflow Output Data ................................................................................................ 173
5 IPM Model ....................................................................................................................... 231
5.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 231
5.2 Naturally Flowing Wells ...................................................................................................... 231
5.3 Gas Lifted Wells................................................................................................................... 234
5.4 ESP Lifted Wells ................................................................................................................... 236
5.5 VLP Generation utility ......................................................................................................... 237
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Introduction
1 Document Content
This document aims at providing both a technical overview of the functionality of the Advanced Well
Surveillance workflow (section 2) as well as reference material for deploying/implementing this
workflow within Petex Digital Oil Field platform.
While the technical overview section is structured following the logical steps of the workflow, due to
the integrated nature of the workflow calculations, it is suggested reading that section in full for the
first time, after which its structured will allow becoming a quick reference guide.
Section Error! Reference source not found. in this document contains a series of case
studies/example to illustrate how all the functionality of the workflow comes together to provide a
powerful well monitoring, diagnostic and analysis tool.
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Technical Overview Introduction
2 Technical Overview
2.1 Introduction
2.1.1 Objectives, philosophy and principles employed
The Advanced Well Surveillance Workflow is an ‘umbrella’ workflow containing over a hundred
different sub workflows, all aimed at providing information required to understand the current (and
past) performance of the wells within the production/injection system.
From an engineering point of view, the Advanced Well Surveillance Workflow (AWS) provides:
 Real Time well production estimation

 Technical Production Allocaiton
 Means to identify changes on well behaviour
 Real Time well diagnostics
 Real Time production conditions estimation (e.g. WC, GOR, Reservoir Pressure, etc.)
 Continuous validation between well model and reality
 Continuous artificial lift (ESP wear, Gas Lift allocation, etc) performance monitoring
The main principle employed is the exploitation of any data redundancy by performing as many well
performance calculations (e.g. rate estimations) as possible using different methods (and subsets of
data), challenging our understanding of the reality of the well from as many 'angles' as possible.
Each method attempts to isolate one element of the well so that it results focuses primarily on one
clearly defined aspect of the well (e.g. Inflow Performance, ESP, Wellbore, Choke, etc.).
As each method is affected differently by the input data used (many of which are uncertain values
such as current production conditions), the results of the various methods can be used to:
 Calculate a Well Surveillance KPI to provide a qualitative indicator of the current

understanding of the reality of the well with respect to the observed reality.
 Identify changes on well behaviour (by analysing divergence between rate estimation
methods)
 Reduce the uncertainty of unknown well conditions by back-calculating the required values
to obtain consistent results out of the various methods, including:
o Real Time WC/WGR estimation
o Real Time GOR/CGR estimation
o Real Time Reservoir Pressure estimation
o Real Time Productivity Index estimation
o Real Time gas lift gas estimation
o Real Time ESP wear estimation
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2.1.2 The well surveillance cycle

In this context, the well surveillance cycle can be described as a process within which the
understanding of the reality of the well gets continuously challenged and improved. The calculations
within the Advanced Well Surveillance (AWS) Workflow are structured to assist on this aspect
through a series of logical steps.
The first step is to challenge the current understanding of the well reality. Within the system, the
current understanding of the ‘reality’ of the well is captured by two main elements:
 Well physical models

 Set of Base Values
The physical models contain what is normally referred to as ‘Hard’ data. This corresponds to the
elements which describe the well and do not change that often such as PVT model, completion
description, pump performance data, etc.
The Base Values, on the other hand, can be seen as the ‘Soft’ data which contains the current
understanding of water cut, gor, reservoir pressure, productivity index and other information which
is not normally available as a real time measurement. These base values could be coming from
different sources (e.g. well production tests, user-defined, build up test, etc.)
Mantaining the soft data separetly from the well model itself, allows for a more efficient
management and tracking of this information (not having to update the well physical model every
time that the Water Cut gets updated).
These Base Values will get continuously challenged (through our physical models) in order to detect
and identify changes of well behaviour. This process is a two way process through which our physical
models are also challenged and continuously validated.
This process is carried out by the Base Rate Estimation Methods (first set of calculations in the
workflow). These methods use a combination of real-time data from the field (e.g. FWHP, DHGP,
ChokedP, etc.) and Base Values to carry out a variety of calculations to provide continuous well
monitoring. The objective of this set of calculations is to alert us (through KPIs) of wells that may
require our attention (whether because something happened or our understanding of the current
reality may be improved).
The above is illustrated in Figure 1.
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Figure 1 – Step 1: Challenge current understanding by identifying deviations between clauclated and
measured data
The second set of calculations (running in parallel to the Base Rate estimation methods) corresponds
to the AutoRate Method. The objective of this method is to take the real time surveillance process to
the next level by providing advice about what Base Values (as well as well rates) would be required
to make sense of all the available real time data combined. The continuous comparison (vs time)
between the suggested values and the base values will assist in determining what conditions are
changing (e.g. WC, Reservoir Pressure, etc.) and hence improve our understanding of the reality of
the field.
Figure 2 – Step 2: Improve current understanding by estimating base values which can make sense of the
available information from the field
In addition to the above calculations, advanced Analytics will be carried out for a variety of scenarios
to provide detailed information of the confidence level which can be expected from each diagnostic,
based on the amount of real-time data available from the field (as well as the prevailing conditions
of the well).
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Lastly, the workflow will provide a wealth of plots and complementary information to assist
confirming/validating any diagnostic/conclusions. These include well performance plots, pressure
and temperature gradient plots, ESP performance plot, etc.
Figure 3 illustrates the above cycle, while Figure 4 highlights the various high level calculation steps
of the Advanced Well Surveillance workflow.
Figure 3 – Well surveillance cycle
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Figure 4 – Overview of Advanced Well Surveillance Workflow Calculations
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2.1.3 Base Values and technical allocation

As described in previous sections, the rate estimation methods (as well as many other steps of the
workflow) require input data which is not normally available as real time field information. This data
contains some of the current understanding of the reality of the well, and it includes:
 Well Production Conditions

o Water Cut / Water Gas Ratio
o Gas Oil Ratio / Condensate Gas Ratio
 Well Inflow Performance
o Reservoir Pressure (Well Drainage area pressure)
o Well Productivity
The above set of data is referred to throughout this document as Base Values, Reference Values or
sometimes ‘Soft’ data, and it plays a significant role in the suggested Well Surveillance cycle (Figure
3).
The management of these values (within the well monitoring and surveillance cycle) differs from
some traditional approaches and hence it is worth looking back at the historical evolution of well
surveillance, monitoring and production allocation processes within this context.
Historical backgournd
Historically, well production rates were solely provided by means of well production tests.
These well test rates were then used to determine well allocation factors, based on the well
contribution with respect to the sum of all wells. This allocation factors would then be used to
provide relative continuous (e.g. daily, monthly) well rates based on the total field production
(normally measured). This method is normally referred to as Proportional Allocation Method.
Every time a new well production test became available, these allocation factors would be revised
and the process continued.
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This method is very simple and transparent, probably reason why it is still widely used as agreed
fiscal production allocation in many fields today.
However, from a physics/technical point of view this method is very weak, being of very limited use
at the moment of providing an accurate technical production allocation. In this context, technical
allocation corresponds to the one needed to, amongst other things, build robust and good quality
reservoir models (which need good quality production history). This technical allocation is unrelated
to the allocation agreed between partners or government for fiscal related matters (fiscal
production allocation), although from a technical point of view both can be brought together if one
wishes to.
The main weaknesses of the proportional allocation method (in the context of technical allocation)
arise from the fact that:
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 Well production tests are not carried out at the same time for all wells
 Well production tests are often carried out at different conditions than the ones
experienced by the well in normal operation.
 Interaction between wells (e.g. changes in back pressure due to a well shut in) are not taken
into account
 The continuous changes in well conditions (e.g. well head pressure, water cut, etc.) are not
taken into account
In brief, while the rate provided by a well production test can provide an insight about the
performance of a well (under certain conditions), this is by no means enough to capture the
continuous changes in the field conditions (which affect the real time production from the wells).
This is made evident when the allocation factors are added up and attempt to be reconciled with the
total measured production.
The beginning of virtual metering
Since then, and through the ability to carry out automated calculations (either using physical or
proxy models) and permanent gauges in the wells, the technical rate allocation has greatly
improved.
The ability to carry out model based rate estimation in a relative high frequency (normally referred
to as virtual metering) allowed capturing some of the changes in the field conditions. This is normally
done by feeding a model with actual real-time well operating conditions (e.g. well head pressure, gas
lift gas, etc.) and hence estimating a more representative current well production rates.
The well production tests still played a hugely significant role, for they provide both the information
which is not measured in real time (e.g. Water Cut, GOR) as well as calibration points for the models.
This methodology revolutionised the ability to monitor well performance, improve the quality of the
production history used for reservoir history matching purposes and many other aspects of field
management.
In many fields, this methodology is also used in one form of another as official production allocation.
One of the remaining weaknesses of this methodology is that, while it takes into account the
changes that can be measured and obtained from the field in real-time (e.g. FWHP), it does not
account for some other (also changing) conditions (e.g. Water cut, GOR) which get updated only
when a new well production test becomes available. In many cases, other changes such as reservoir
pressure are also assumed constant until a new well test analysis is performed (although this can be
overcome by incorporating some reservoir pressure vs time prediction)
Multi-method Virtual Metering
With the advances in field instrumentation (e.g. permanent downhole gauges) and new model-
based rate estimation techniques, many of the previously mentioned limitations of single-method
virtual metering were overcome.
For example, having the ability to estimate well production rates independently of the well inflow
performance (please refer to section 0 for an example of such method) allowed avoiding the
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dependency on having a representative estimation of the reservoir pressure or current productivity

index of the well. Furthermore, it allowed even back-calculating what the reservoir pressure might
be (in real-time).
Extending this principle to the point of using as many rate methods as the data available from the
field allows to, has brought the ability to identify (and even diagnose) changes in the very conditions
which were assumed to remain unchanged during the calculations (e.g. Water Cut).
While at this stage all the limitations are not yet overcome, this methodology allows identifying and
assessing uncertainties. This by itself assists in reducing them (e.g. helping to prioritise wells during a
well production test campaign). This is because the various methods are affected differently by the
potentially changing conditions (e.g. Water Cut) and hence these are continuously being challenged.
The above methodology (multi-method rate estimation with diagnostic) is what the Base Rate
Methods within the Advanced Well Surveillance Workflow provide.
AutoRate and Analytics
Today, the combination of the above principles (calculating rates using as many independent
methods as the data and type of well allows) with powerful regression algorithms allows reaching
the ultimate goal of not just challenging our understanding of the current conditions of the well, but
also advising what those conditions are likely to be.
This methodology provides the ability to predict both the well production rates as well as other
associated information such as production conditions, inflow performance, gas lift injection rate and
even ESP degradation, in real time.
The above functionality is provided by the AutoRate method within this workflow.
In addition, several ‘what if’ scenarios can be continuously carried out by the Analytics functionality
within the workflow. This provides an insight on both the likelihood of alternative diagnostics, as
well as the level of confidence to be expected on each of those diagnostics for the prevailing
condition of the well and the data available from the field.
Note on flow meters
While flow meters have not been explicitly mentioned in the above context, these have also played a
role (in many cases) in improving the technical production allocation. However, these real-time rates
have been arguably relied upon often beyond the value they can offer (considered often as ‘the
truth’ rather than an additional source of information). When dealing with single phase rate (either
water rates or dry gas rates) these meters provide extremely valuable and accurate information.
However, when dealing with multiphase rates, these rates can often be very inaccurate, depending
on the type of meter, calibration status and the quality of their internal calculations/models (e.g.
PVT) in them.
Because of this, the advanced well surveillance workflow is designed to incorporate these externally
measured rates as an additional rate method so that it comes part of the overall surveillance
process. Moreover, several of the workflow calculations are aimed at providing the users with
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means of continuously validating these rates and hence monitor any potential drifting or need of
recalibration.
2.1.4 Workflow implementation

The delivery of the AWS workflow functionality is done through the Digital Oil Field (DOF) System.
The DOF system is responsible for
 Gathering, processing and managing the input data required by the workflow. This is carried
out by IVM Data Manager component of the system
 Orchestrating the automated execution of the workflow (and manage the required
underlying models). This is carried out by IFM and ModelCatalogue components of the
system.
 Gathering, processing and managing the output data from the workflow. This is carried out
by IVM Data Manager component of the system
 Present the information in suitable formats to the users (Dashboard, Trends, Alarms, Plots,
etc.). This is carried out by IVM Visualisation component of the system
The above high level real-time process within the Digital Oil Field System is highlighted in Figure 5.
The AWS Workflow itself is represented by Item ⑤.
Figure 5 - Advanced Well Surveillance Workflow implemented within Petex Digital Oil Field System
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Technical Overview Rate Estimation Calculations (Base Methods)
2.2 Rate Estimation Calculations (Base Methods)

The first set of clauclaitons within the workflow carries out well rate estimation using as many
different methods as the available data (and well type) allows.
Figure 6 shows where this step fits within the entire workflow calculations.
Figure 6 – Well Rate Estimation (Base Methods) Step
Figure 7 – Well Production Rates estimated using the Base Rate Methods (Naturally flowing Well)
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There are up to seven (7) base virtual meter rate methods available (depending on the data available
from the field as well as the type of wells). These are:
 VLPIPR Method
 VLP Method
 IPR Method
 Choke Method
 ESP Method (ESP lifted wells)
 CHP Method (gas lifted wells)
 External Method
2.2.1 VLPIPR Method

This method utilises the flowing well head pressure and well reservoir pressure as boundary
conditions to estimate the well production rate.
Additional inputs for this method include:
 Flowing well head temperature (for injectors only)

 Water fraction (Water Cut or Water Gas Ratio depending on the type of well)
 Gas fraction (Gas Oil Ratio or Condensate Gas Ratio depending on the type of well)
 Gas Lift gas injection rate (for Gas lifted wells)
 ESP Frequency (for ESP lifted wells)
 Reservoir Pressure (Base Value)
 Productivity Index (Base Value)
This method uses the well model (VLP + IPR) in GAP.
Figure 8 - VLP/IPR Method Boundary Conditions
2.2.2 VLP Method

This method utilises the Flowing well head pressure and downhole gauge pressure as boundary
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 Flowing well head temperature (for injectors only)

 ESP Frequency (for ESP lifted wells)
This method uses the wellbore hydraulic model (VLPs) in GAP.
Figure 9 - VLP Method Boundary Conditions (Naturally Flowing Wells)
For ESP wells, this method will preferably use the ESP discharge pressure as boundary condition (i.e.
excluding the ESP element in the calculations). If that pressure is not available (or rate calculation
unsuccessful) then it will attempt the calculation using the ESP intake pressure (the ESP performance
will be part of the calculations)
Figure 10 - VLP Method Boundary Conditions (ESP Lifted Wells)
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2.2.3 IPR Method

This method utilises the downhole gauge pressure and well reservoir pressure as boundary
This method uses the IPR model (IPR) from the well model in GAP.
Figure 11 - IPR Method Boundary Conditions (Naturally Flowing Wells)
For ESP wells, this method will utilise the ESP intake pressure if available or alternatively the ESP
discharge pressure as downstream pressure boundary condition.
Figure 12 - IPR Method Boundary Conditions (ESP Lifted Wells)
While this method is primarily focused on the DP across the reservoir (performance captured by the
IPR component of the well), the downstream boundary condition (i.e. Downhole Gauge Pressure) is
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hardly at the very bottom of the well. Hence, the calculation involves capturing the pressure drop
along the segment of wellbore between the gauge and the top of perforations.
The above is carried out by correcting the Downhole Gauge pressure to the perforation depth using
the previously calculated gradient from the VLP method. The calculated deltaP between the gauge
depth and the perforation depth is used to correct this pressure (Figure 13). If the VLP method
calculation was unsuccessful or not available, then the gradient results from the VLPIPR method will
be used.
Figure 13 – Using the VLP method results to correct the gauge pressure to perforation depth before carrying
out the IPR method calculation
2.2.4 Choke Method

This method utilises the Flowing Well Head Pressure and Flowline (Manifold) Pressure as boundary
 Choke Size
 Choke Discharge Coefficient (configuration)
 Flowing Well Head Temperature (for producers)
 Flowline (Manifold) Temperature (for injectors)
This method uses GAP internal choke model.
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Figure 14 – Choke Method boundary conditions (producers)
Figure 15 – Choke Method boundary conditions (injectors)
This calculation accommodates both single and dual choke configurations.
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2.2.5 ESP Method (ESP Wells)

This method utilises the ESP Intake and Discharge Pressures as boundary conditions to estimate the
well production rate.
This method uses the ESP model (captured within the VLP information in GAP).
Figure 16 – ESP Method boundary conditions
2.2.6 CHP Method (Gas Lifted Wells)

This method utilises the Casing Head Pressure (Gas Lift Injection Pressure) and Well Head Pressure
as boundary conditions to estimate the well production rate.
For this method to be available, the VLP tables in GAP need to contain the casing head pressure as
per section 6.3.
This method uses the wellbore hydraulic model (VLP) in GAP.
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Figure 17 – CHP Method boundary conditions
2.2.7 External Method

This method is available for when externally measured/calculated rates are available to the system
(for instance, rates available from a multiphase flow meter). This method will report these rates
(rather than calculating ones). The reason why this method is available (reporting rates which are
actually an input to the method) is so that these rates can be used for the next series of calculations
carried out by this workflow (Gradient calculations, Choke Calculations, IPR estimation, etc.).
The incorporation of externally provided rates as part of base rate methods means these will be part
of the pool of rates available for monitoring and also comparison amongst them. This provides an
invaluable tool to continuously validate the quality of these rates (e.g. quality of the flow meter) as
well as provide additional information to quality control the overall performance of the well.
2.2.8 Summary – Methods boundary conditions

Table 1 shows a summary of the boundary conditions used by each method.
Method VLPIPR VLP IPR Choke ESP CHP Ext

Producers
Flowline Pressure 
Flowing Wellhead Pressure    
Flowing Wellhead Temperature 
Downhole Gauge Pressure 1 
ESP Discharge Pressure 1 
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Naturally Flowing Wells
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ESP Intake Pressure 2 

Casing Head Pressure (GL Inj P) 
Reservoir Pressure  
Injectors
Flowline Pressure 
Flowline Temperature 
Flowing Wellhead Pressure   
Flowing Wellhead Temperature  
Downhole Gauge Pressure  
Reservoir Pressure  
Table 1 - Boundary conditions used by each method
1
Preferred boundary condition for ESP lifted wells
2
Alternative boundary condition for ESP lifted wells
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Technical Overview Sensitivity to input calculations
2.3 Sensitivity to input calculations

Once the base rates are calculated (as per section 2.2) the workflow will determine how sensitive
each rate estimation method is with respect to the key input data (boundary conditions).
This calculation provides useful information to determine the level of 'reliability' of each method
from a mathematical point of view. This does not directly measure the actual accuracy or precision
of the rates (for the actual accuracy and/or precision of the input data is unknown) but rather
provides information about its sensitivity (how much would the rate change if the input data
changes).
The value reported corresponds to the percentage change in rate per unit percent change in both
boundary condition pressures (%/%). For example, a value of 5 in the Choke method means that if
the Choke Inlet and Outlet pressures changed by 1%, the calculated rate would change by 5%.
The sensitivity to input for external rate method is a user-entered configuration (for the rate itself is
not calculated by the workflow and hence it is not possible to know determine its sensitivity)
These sensitivity to input values are key for the well surveillance KPI calculation.
Figure 18 – Sensitivity to input calculations Step
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Figure 19 – Sensitivity to input calculations (Naturally flowing well)
2.3.1 Sensitivity of the VLPIPR method

As this method is based both on the performance of the wellbore (VLP) as well as the reservoir
performance (IPR), its sensitivity depends on both these aspects.
If the well performance is ‘outflow constrained’ (e.g. small tubing ID for prevailing production
conditions) then the sensitivity of the method will be low regardless of the productivity of the
reservoir. This is illustrated in Figure 20. Similarly, if the well performance is ‘inflow’ constrained (e.g.
low productivity for prevailing production conditions), then the sensitivity of the method will be low,
regardless of the wellbore performance. This is illustrated in Figure 21.
When the well has a good productivity as well as good wellbore size for the prevailing conditions, its
sensitivity will depend on the ‘slope’ of the IPR and VLP at the point of intersection. Figure 22
illustrates this.
Provided the production conditions are stable, the sensitivity of the VLPIPR method will rarely be
extremely large (compared to other methods). This is because one of the two main components (IPR
and VLP) will eventually act as limiting factor. On the other hand, because this method depends on
both the VLP and IPR aspects of the well, this method carries with it all the possible uncertainties
(water cut, gor, reservoir pressure, PI, etc.) and hence it may not yield the most reliable rate
estimation.
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Figure 20 – VLPIPR method with low sensitivity due to the well being ‘outflow’ constrained
Figure 21 – VLPIPR method with low sensitivity due to the well being ‘inflow’ constrained
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Figure 22 – VLPIPR method with high sensitivity due to healthy productivity and good wellbore size for
prevailing production conditions
2.3.2 Sensitivity of the VLP method

This method is based exclusively on the performance of the wellbore hydraulics (VLP). Hence, its
sensitivity will depend on whether the pressure drop along the wellbore is gravity dominated (i.e.
‘flat’ region of the VLP curve) or friction dominated (i.e. high change of pressure with increasing rate)
Normally, high GOR, low Water Cuts or high rate (relative to the wellbore size) will yield to low
sensitivities, while high Water Cuts or low rates (relative to the wellbore size) will yield to high
sensitivity. This is illustrated in Figure 23 and Figure 24.
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Figure 23 – VLP method with low sensitivity
Figure 24 – VLP method with high sensitivity
2.3.3 Sensitivity of the IPR method

The sensitivity of this method is directly proportional to the productivity of the well and inversely
proportional to the estimated rate (for the sensitivity refers to percent change). The higher the
productivity (i.e. ‘flatter’ IPR) the more sensitive the method will be (for the same rate).
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2.3.4 Sensitivity of the Choke method

The sensitivity of the choke method is inversely proportional to the DP across the choke (which in
turn depends on the choke size for the prevailing production conditions).
The extreme case will be when the choke is operating under critical condition and hence the rate will
be independent of changes in the downstream pressure. In this case, the sensitivity of the method
will be extremely low (the only reason why it is not null is because the upstream pressure is also
perturbed during the calculation which affects the critical rate of the choke). This is illustrated in
Figure 25 and Figure 26.
Figure 25 – Choke method with low sensitivity due to large DP across the choke
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Figure 26 – Choke method with high sensitivity due to small DP across the choke
2.3.5 Sensitivity of the ESP method

The sensitivity of this method depends on the current operating point with respect to the ESP
performance.
Figure 27 – ESP method sensitivity
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2.3.6 Sensitivity of the CHP method

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2.3.7 Sensitivity of the External method

The sensitivity to input for external rate method is a user-entered configuration (for the rate itself is
not calculated by the workflow)
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Technical Overview Wellbore Gradient calculations
2.4 Wellbore Gradient calculations

Once the various sets of rates are calculated for each of the methods (Base Rate Estimation
Methods), well gradient calculations will be carried out for each of them.
Figure 28 – Gradient Calculations Step
These calculations will provide all the key pressures and temperatures along the wellbore based on
the previously calculated rates (keeping the method boundary conditions as 'anchors' during the
pressure gradient calculations). This allows comparing the various pressures and temperatures to
the measured ones and hence provides additional information to judge how representative these
rates are.
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Figure 29 – Gradient Results for each base rate method (Naturally flowing Well)
Output VLPIPR VLP IPR Choke ESP CHP Ext

All Wells
Flowing Wellhead Pressure       
Flowing Wellhead Temperature       
Downhole Gauge Pressure      
Downhole Gauge Temperature      
Flowing BottomHole Pressure       
Flowing BottomHole Temperature       
ESP Lifted Wells
ESP Discharge Pressure      
ESP Discharge Temperature      
ESP Intake Pressure      
ESP Intake Temperature      
Additional ESP Data      
Gas Lifted Wells
Casing Head Pressure (GL Inj P)      
 Calculated
 Boundary Condition
The following sections describe any special considerations for each of the methods and/or type of
wells.
2.4.1 VLPIPR Method
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During the rate calculation, this method already performed a full well performance calculation (for
this method uses the flowing well head pressure and reservoir pressure as boundary conditions,
invoking the full well model). Hence, during this step, the VLPIPR method simply reports all the
intermediate pressures and temperatures calculated along the wellbore, corresponding to the
previously calculated rates.
Figure 30 – Wellbore gradient calculation for VLPIPR method (producers)
For injector wells, the flowing wellhead temperature is part of the boundary conditions used during
the rate calculations (is an input to the calculation). Hence, this temperature will simply be equal to
the measured one. On the other hand, the Flowing BottomHole temperature will be estimated
(while for producers is simply equal to the reservoir temperature).
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Figure 31 – Wellbore gradient calculation for VLPIPR method (injectors)
2.4.2 VLP Method

This calculation uses the FWHP as boundary condition and carries out a gradient calculation using
the rate from the VLP method, to report all the intermediate pressure and temperatures along the
wellbore.
For injector wells, the flowing wellhead temperature is part of the boundary conditions used during
the rate calculations (is an input to the calculation). Hence, this temperature will simply be equal to
the measured one. On the other hand, the Flowing BottomHole temperature will be estimated
(while for producers is simply equal to the reservoir temperature).
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Figure 32 – Wellbore gradient calculation for VLP method (producers)
Figure 33 – Wellbore gradient calculation for VLP method (injectors)
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2.4.3 IPR Method

This calculation uses the Flowing BottomHole pressure used by the IPR rate estimation method as
boundary condition for the gradient calculation.
Figure 34 – Wellbore gradient calculation for IPR method (producers)
Note on the DHGP estimated by the gradient calculation:
While the DHGP is conceptually the boundary condition of the IPR rate method, this pressure was
corrected to perforation depth using the rate estimated by the VLP method (Figure 13). Hence, the
DHGP calculated by the IPR gradient calculation will only match the measured one when the IPR and
VLP rate estimation methods yield the same rate.
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Figure 35 – Wellbore gradient calculation for IPR method (injectors)
2.4.4 Choke Method

the rate from the Choke method, to report all the intermediate pressure and temperatures along the
wellbore.
2.4.5 ESP Method (ESP Wells)

This calculation uses the ESP Intake and Discharge Pressures as boundary condition and carries out a
gradient calculation using the rate from the ESP method, to report all pressures and temperatures
along the wellbore.
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Figure 36 – Wellbore gradient calculation for ESP method
2.4.6 CHP Method (Gas Lifted Wells)

the rate from the CHP method, to report all the intermediate pressure and temperatures along the
wellbore. The CHP will also be calculated during this gradient calculation. Because the CHP was a
boundary condition during the rate estimation, the calculated CHP should match the measured one.
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Figure 37 – Wellbore gradient calculation for CHP method
2.4.7 External Method

the externally provided rates, to report all the intermediate pressure and temperatures along the
wellbore. This provides information that can be used to quality control the externally provided rates
as the calculated pressures and temperatures can be compared against any measured ones.
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Figure 38 – Wellbore gradient calculation for External method (producers)
Figure 39 – Wellbore gradient calculation for External method (injectors)
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Technical Overview Choke Calculations (Flowline Pressure and Temperature)
2.5 Choke Calculations (Flowline Pressure and Temperature)

The gradient calculations carried out in the previous step allowed having a calculated FWHP for each
rate method1. This step will then carry out choke calculations for each rate method to also obtain an
estimated Flowline pressure and temperature. This will provide additional information that can be
compared against the measured values from the field to judge how representative each estimated
rate is, and hence what might be happening to the well. Figure 40 shows this calculation step within
the Base Well Performance Calculation Method steps.
Figure 40 – Flowline Pressure and Temperature Calculations Step
All the base rate methods go through the same choke calculation.
For producer wells, this calculation involves determining the choke downstream pressure (and
temperature) based on the method’s flowing well head pressure, temperature and rate using the
current choke size.
For injector wells, this calculation involves determining the choke upstream pressure (and
temperature) based on the method’s flowing well head pressure, temperature and rate using the
current choke size.
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For the VLPIPR, VLP, Choke, CHP and Ext rates methods the FWHP will be equal to the measured one for it is
a boundary condition for those methods.
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Technical Overview Choke Calculations (Flowline Pressure and Temperature)
Figure 41 – Flowline Pressure and Temperature Results for each base rate method (Naturally flowing Well)
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Technical Overview IPR Sensitivity Calculations
2.6 IPR Sensitivity Calculations

With the various sets of rates (Section 2.2) and Flowing BottomHole Pressure calculated (Section
2.4), IPR Calculations for each method (which did not use the IPR as part of its rate calculations) are
carried out. Figure 42 shows this calculation step within the Base Well Performance Calculation
Method steps.
Figure 42 – Flowline Pressure and Temperature Calculations Step
The objective of this step is to provide real time reservoir pressure (and PI) estimation (so that the
estimated rate is satisfied by the reservoir).
This information provides yet another way of validating/judging how representative the estimated
rate is (for it provides another value which can be compared to the rest of the information known
about the reservoir). For instance, if to satisfy the rate estimated by the choke method a reservoir
pressure significantly higher than the ‘best estimate’ is needed (and there is nothing to justify an
increase in reservoir pressure) then we can doubt the validity of the estimated rate (or the Base
Values used during the calculations).
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Figure 43 – IPR Sensitivity Calculations
Because during this calculation there is only one point available (Q, FBHP), there are infinite IPR
curves which would satisfy it. Because of this, two sensitivities are carried out; each assuming one of
the IPR parameters has not changed.
2.6.1 Reservoir Pressure @ Base PI

The first one calculates the well drainage area pressure (well reservoir pressure) that would be
required to meet the previously calculated liquid rate and FBHP, assuming that the Productivity
Index (PI) is correct or has not changed (as per input data). This can be graphically represented as
shifting the current well IPR curve (keeping its slope [PI] constant) up and down until the IPR curve
passes through the required point given by the Liquid Rate and FBHP (Figure 44).
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Figure 44 – Reservoir Pressure Calculation (using Base PI)
2.6.2 PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure

The second one calculates the Productivity Index (PI) that would be required to meet the previously
calculated liquid rate and FBHP, assuming that the reservoir pressure is correct or has not changed
(as per input data). Graphically, this is like pivoting the current IPR around the reservoir pressure
point until the IPR curve passes though the required point given by the Liquid Rate and FBHP (Figure
45).
Figure 45 – PI Calculation (using base Reservoir Pressure)
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For gas wells, only the first sensitivity is carried out (for the productivity is no longer represented by
one single parameter).
IMPORTANT NOTE
Please note that while this calculation produces one calculated PI and one calculated Reservoir
Pressure, these values should not be considered together (i.e. IPR given by the calculated PR and
calculated PI). Each of these calculations is a separate sensitivity and it is based on the other
parameter remaining unchanged (as per Base Value). Hence, the interpretation should be:
 Calculated Reservoir Pressure and Base PI or,

 Base Reservoir Pressure and Calculated PI
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Technical Overview Surveillance KPI Calculation
2.7 Surveillance KPI Calculation

The well surveillance KPI incorporates the previously calculated rates for each method (and their
sensitivity to input) to determine the quality of our understanding of the present situation of the
well. The understanding will relate primarily to whether all the base values used in the calculations
(e.g. Water Cut, GOR, Reservoir Pressure, ESP performance, etc.) make physical sense when
challenged through our well physical model. Figure 46 shows this calculation step within the Base
Well Performance Calculation Method steps.
The Surveillance KPI looks at the convergence/divergence of the various rate methods (how close
the various rates are). In principle, if our understanding of the current conditions in the well
(production conditions, reservoir pressure, etc.) is correct (and the model is representative and of
good quality), the results from the different rate methods should be consistent: convergence
towards a single rate value.
The Surveillance KPI calculations will only be carried out for wells with more than one base rate
method available.
Figure 46 – Well Surveillance KPI Calculation Step
To accommodate the fact that some methods will be mathematically more intrinsically unreliable
than others (sensitive to the input data), the method sensitivity to input values are used to calculate
a rate range for each method. Then if a rate can be found which is included in all rate bands then
convergence is assumed to have been achieved. For instance, if the DP across the choke is very
small, the rate calculated by the choke method will potentially be very unreliable. This will be
captured by the method sensitivity to input (huge changes of rate for small changes of input data)
and hence the choke rate range/band will be relatively large.
The rate range for each method is calculated as:
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( ) , while ( )
The parameter h is a configuration parameter used as a scaling factor to increase/reduce the rate
range.
There are four levels (categories) for the KPI: Level 1 to 4, with level 1 being the best. Each category
is determined by how much the rate range of each method needs to be increased to obtain
convergence (to find a rate which is contained within all rate bands). This is controlled by the
parameter h in previous equations. There are three values of h (user-configurable), demarking the
thresholds for each KPI level. Level 1 KPI will be achieved when a rate can be found which lies within
all the rate ranges for the smaller value of h (Surveillance KPI Parameter 1). Level 2 will be achieved
when a rate cannot be found using the smaller value of h but it can be found using the next value of
h (Surveillance KPI Parameter 2). The other levels follow the same logic. If no convergence is found
for the largest value of h (Surveillance KPI Parameter 3) then the highest level (worst) is reported
(Level 4).
The default values of h used to determine the KPI level are:
 Level 1-2 Threshold: h = 0.010 (Surveillance KPI Parameter 1)

The above thresholds can be modified as required. The larger the number the more 'generous' the
KPI will be to determine whether the various rates converge.
As an example, let us assume there is a well with the following rates estimated (and corresponding
sensitivity to input values)
Method VLPIPR VLP IPR Choke ESP External

Calculated Rate 8012 7852 6852 11258 8125 8245
Sensitivity to Input 3.2 1.2 11.0 15.0 0.8 2.6
The above will lead to the following rate ranges for each of the KPI levels (it can be seen that the
larger the value of h the larger the range)
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The above plots show that using the tightest tolerance (h=0.01) there is no rate that would be
contained within all the ranges. Hence, KPI level 1 (best) will not be achieved.
Using the second value of h (0.025) the ranges widen and now we can find a rate that is included in
all ranges (there is overlap). In this case, the KPI calculation will yield a level 2 result (yellow).
We can also see that the higher the sensitivity to input the wider the rate range for that method
(that method is less restrictive). This is to account for each relatively higher intrinsic uncertainty.
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Figure 47 – Well Surveillance KPI
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Technical Overview AutoRate
2.8 AutoRate
2.8.1 Introduction
The base rate methods described in section 2.2 are designed to provide a series of rates (each based
on the performance of a specific part of the well) to identify changes of well behaviour and to
challenge our base values (i.e. Reservoir Pressure, Water Cut, GOR, etc.). However, these rates will
not necessarily provide the ‘best rate’ for the well based on all the information available combined.
That is the role and objective of the AutoRate method.
This method combines all the available measured data with the powerful MWA regression algorithm
in GAP to obtain well production rates (and operating conditions) which satisfy all the real time
information available from the field. While the base methods provide a mean to validate our
understanding of the current conditions of the wells (e.g. base values of Water Cut, GOR, Reservoir
Pressure, PI, etc.), the objective of the AutoRate method is to give us a best estimate of what the
current rates (and production conditions) of the well are likely to be. This is arguably the most
powerful calculation within the Advanced Well Surveillance workflow.
This AutoRate method is fully configurable by the user, who can decide what variables the method is
to regress on, including:
 Liquid Rate / Gas Rate

 Water Cut / Water Gas Ratio
 Gas Oil Ratio / Condensate Gas Ratio
 Gas Lift Gas
 ESP Wear Factor
The AutoRate method will carry out an evaluation of up to 8 (eight) different cases (scenarios) and
then select the one with the best outcome (minimum deviation between measured and calculated
data). The number of cases will depend on the regression variables chosen.
The AutoRate method also has a ‘Simple’ mode whereby it will select one of the previously
calculated rates based on a priority factor (rather than calculating a new one).
The user controls (through the workflow configuration) whether the AutoRate will operate in Simple
Mode or Advanced Mode.
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Figure 48 – Simple and Advanced Calculation Modes
2.8.2 Simple Mode (Rate Selection from Base Rates)

If the AutoRate method is set to Simple Mode, then the AutoRate will select one of the rates
previously calculated by the Base Rate Methods.
This Simple Mode is also invoked automatically if the Advanced Mode fails at any stage of its
calculations (e.g. not enough data).
In Simple Mode, there are two possible scenarios.
2.8.2.1 Scenario 1: Single Source
If there is only one Base Rate Estimation method available (only one well rate estimation succeeded
or it was available), then that rate will be selected by the AutoRate method.
2.8.2.2 Scenario 2: Multiple Sources
If several rate estimation methods succeeded (there is more than one calculated rate available for
the well), then the AutoRate Method will select one rate based on their corresponding priority
factor, as explained below.
2.8.2.2.1 Step 1:
The first step is to determine the priority factor for each method
A priority factor is assigned to each method as follows:

 If a positive (>0) number has been entered by the user (through the workflow
cconfiguration), then this number becomes the priority factor.
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 If the user has entered a value of 0 (Automatic) as priority factor, then the Sensitivity To
Input value is assigned as priority factor for that method.
Figure 49 – User-entered priority factors (0=Automatic)
2.8.2.2.2 Step 2
Eliminate any method for which the priority factor is higher than maximum allowed (Surveillance KPI
configuration Parameter 4).
This is to avoid having a method with a very high sensitivity to input becoming part of the selection
pool.
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Figure 50 – Surveillance KPI Parameter 4 used to define maximum sensitivity to input allowed for a method
to be part of the selection pool
2.8.2.2.3 Step 3
The last step is the selection of the rate method with lowest priority factor.
If all potential rates have been eliminated during the previous step, then Parameter 4 is
automatically relaxed until at least one rate meets the criteria)
The final rate selected (output from this process) will be indicated through the workflow output
variable 5.5.2.55 and displayed by IVM through a series of LEDs (Figure 51)
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Figure 51 – AutoRate (Simple Mode) highlighting the selected rate
2.8.2.3 Configuration
The configuration of the AutoRate method when in ‘Simple’ mode is essentially controlled by the
priority factors (which in turn control what base rate will be selected)
The use of priority factors are designed with a great deal of flexibility to allow controlling/steering
the selection of rates carried out by the AutoRate method (when in Simple mode).
If all the priority factors are left in Automatic (value=0) then the rate method selected will basically
be function of their sensitivity to input values (the lower the better). However, if there is any
particular method (e.g. Choke) which has a particular low value of sensitivity to input but its
selection is not desired (unless the other methods become particularly unreliable - Sensitivity to
Input very high), this can be controlled by entering a finite priority factor for that specific method.
For example, in the following scenario, and with all priority factors in automatic, the AutoRate (when
in simple mode) would choose the Choke Rate (for the priority factor will be made equal to their
sensitivity to input value)
Calculated Rate 8012 7852 6852 9500 8125 8245

Sensitivity to input 3.2 1.2 11.0 0.8 1.8 2.6
User-Entered Priority Factor 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Priority Factor used by AutoRate 3.2 1.2 11.0 0.8 1.8 2.6
RATE SELECTED 
However, if we prefer the choke rate not to be used unless all the other methods are too sensitivity,
a finite number in the Choke Priority factor can be entered, which will act as a fixed minimum
sensitivity factor before it actually gets selected.
For instance, a value of 5 in the priority factor will mean that now the VLP method would be
preferred. The choke rate would only be selected if the sensitivity to input values of all the other
candidate rates become higher than 5.
Calculated Rate 8012 7852 6852 9500 8125 8245

Sensitivity to input 3.2 1.2 11.0 0.8 1.8 2.6
User-Entered Priority Factor 0 0 0 5 0 0
Priority Factor used by AutoRate 3.2 1.2 11.0 5 1.8 2.6
RATE SELECTED 
If the sensitivity to input is not desired to be used at all, then a finite number can be entered for all
methods (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.) in which case the priority becomes entirely controlled by the entered
number (the available rate with the lowest priority factor will always be selected)
2.8.3 Advanced Mode (Rate Calculation)

If the AutoRate method is set in Advanced Mode, then the AutoRate method will evaluate up to 8
(eight) different cases (depending on the type of well and user configuration) and then select the
one with the best outcome (minimum deviation between measured and calculated data).
These cases represent potential changes of conditions (with respect to the base values) and hence
provide a powerful real time ‘advisor’. Aspects such as changes in production conditions (e.g. Water
Cut) will be evaluated. This method can even evaluate whether the Gas Lift injection may be
incorrect (especially when this value is not measured but rather allocated). For ESP wells, this
method can evaluate changes on the performance of the pump.
Table 2 provides a summary of the various cases.
Once the best case is chosen, all the same well performance calculations which were carried out for
the base rate methods (Gradient Calculation, Flowline pressure and temperature calculation and IPR
sensitivity calculation) will be carried out.
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Figure 52 – AutoRate Method (Advanced Mode) calculation steps
Generic Cases (All Wells) Specialised Cases

Regression Variables (Gas Lifted and ESP Lifted wells)
0 1 2 1-2 3 3-1 3-2 3-1-2
1
Q        
Water fraction (WC/WGR)2    
Gas fraction (GOR/CGR)3    
Gas Lift Gas / ESP Wear4    
Table 2 – AutoRate Evaluation Cases
The AutoRate method can utilise virtually every available piece of real time information coming from
the field, including temperature measurements. Table 3 contains a list of the measurements which
the AutoRate method can take into account when determining the well rates.
Measured Data (P & T) Naturally Flowing Gas Lifted Wells ESP Lifted Wells
Wells
Pressures
Flowline Pressure   
Flowing Wellhead Pressure   
Downhole Gauge Pressure   
ESP Discharge Pressure 
ESP Intake Pressure 
Casing Head Pressure (GL Inj P) 
Temperatures
Flowline Temperature   
Flowing Wellhead Temperature   
Downhole Gauge Temperature   
1
Liquid Rate for oil producers, Gas Rate for gas producers
2
WC for oil producers, WGR for gas producers
3
GOR for oil producers and gas condensate producers, CGR for gas producers
4
Gas lift Gas for Gas lifted producers, ESP Wear for ESP lifted producers
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Measured Data (P & T) Naturally Flowing Gas Lifted Wells ESP Lifted Wells
Wells
ESP Discharge Temperature 
ESP Intake Temperature 
Table 3 – Measured P & T that the AutoRate method can take into account
2.8.3.1 Case 0 (Q only)
This case will use the base values of Water fraction (WC/WGR) and Gas fraction (GOR/CGR) and will
calculate the required rate to minimise the deviation between the measured and calculated
pressures and temperatures. The base values used are the same as the ones used for the base rate
methods. This case will essentially find a rate which will be a ‘compromise’ between the previously
calculated base rates.
2.8.3.2 Case 1 (Q + WC/WGR)
This case will use the base value of gas fraction (GOR/CGR) and will calculate both the required rate
and water fraction (WC/WGR) to minimise the deviation between the measured and calculated
pressures and temperatures.
2.8.3.3 Case 2 (Q + GOR/CGR)
This case will use the base value of water fraction (WC/WGR) (GOR/CGR) and will calculate both the
required rate and gas fraction (GOR/CGR) to minimise the deviation between the measured and
calculated pressures and temperatures.
2.8.3.4 Case 1-2 (Q + WC/WGR + GOR/CGR)
This case will calculate the required rate, water fraction (WC/WGR) and gas fraction (GOR/CGR) to
minimise the deviation between the measured and calculated pressures and temperatures.
2.8.3.5 Case 3 (Q + GL/ESP Wear)
This case is only available for gas lifted wells or ESP lifted wells.
2.8.3.5.1 Gas Lifted Wells
This case will use the base values of WC and GOR and will calculate the required rate and gas lift
injection rate to minimise the deviation between the measured and calculated pressures and
temperatures.
2.8.3.5.2 ESP Lifted Wells
This case will use the base values of WC and GOR and will calculate the required rate and ESP wear
to minimise the deviation between the measured and calculated pressures and temperatures.
2.8.3.6 Case 3-1 (Q + GL/ESP Wear + WC)
This case will use the base value of GOR and will calculate the required rate, WC and gas lift injection
rate to minimise the deviation between the measured and calculated pressures and temperatures.
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This case will use the base value of GOR and will calculate the required rate, WC and ESP wear to
2.8.3.7 Case 3-2 (Q + GL/ESP Wear + GOR)
This case will use the base value of WC and will calculate the required rate, GOR and gas lift injection
rate to minimise the deviation between the measured and calculated pressures and temperatures.
This case will use the base value of WC and will calculate the required rate, GOR and ESP wear to
2.8.3.8 Case 3-1-2 (Q + GL/ESP Wear + WC + GOR)
This case will calculate the required rate, WC, GOR and gas lift injection rate to minimise the
deviation between the measured and calculated pressures and temperatures.
This case will calculate the required rate, WC, GOR and ESP wear to minimise the deviation between
the measured and calculated pressures and temperatures.
2.8.3.9 Best Case Selection
Once all the cases (enabled by the user) have been evaluated, the one with the lowest error
(deviation between measured and calculated data) will be chosen.
Figure 53 – AutoRate (Advanced Mode) highlighting the outcome of the analysis
2.8.3.10 Configuration and Options
The configuration of the AutoRate method is critical to obtain sensible results out of it. This is
because the AutoRate method is extremely flexible and can be made to regress on more variables
than the information available from the field allows determining with any degree of confidence.
This section describes the various options and configuration elements. XXX add analytics
2.8.3.10.1 General considerations
The most important aspect is to enable only the evaluation cases which are relevant for that
particular well, and for which enough data is available.
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For example, there is no point in enabling the case where the GOR is a regression variable for a well
which is producing above the bubble point.
The general rule is to start by limiting the number of regression variables to the number of available
rate methods (apart from the IPR method). For example, if there is enough data to carry out a choke
and VLP rate estimation (2 methods), then the rate and WC can be regressed on (2 variables). If the
GOR is also regressed on in this case, while a mathematical solution will be found, the solution will
most likely be non-unique (and potentially misleading), causing the uncertainties (something which
is sought to be reduced) to remain the same.
The user can enable/disable each of the available evaluation cases
2.8.3.10.2 Use of Temperature
In many cases, the use of measured temperatures as part of the regression input data can greatly
improve the solution found (or even allowing the addition of an extra regression variable). However,
this will only add value if the temperature behaviour is accurately captured in the underlying
models. Otherwise, the use of temperature may steer the mathematical regression away from a
good solution. The weight given to the temperature measurements (relatively to the pressure
values) can be controlled by the user (or even disable it altogether).
2.8.3.10.3 Weightings
The MWA regression engine allows setting different weightings to every input data (measurements)
as well as global weightings to the various rate methods (e.g. VLP, Choke, ESP, etc.).
There are some of these weightings which are controlled by the user and some of them are
automatically set by the workflow based on the prevailing conditions of the well and information
obtained through the previous calculations.
2.8.3.10.4 Use IPR option
This option enables the IPR rate method to be part of the regression. While using the IPR
incorporates an additional rate method, it also incorporates additional uncertainties to the
calculations (i.e. reservoir pressure and/or PI). Because of this, the IPR option should only be used
when the benefits of the additional constraint in the calculations outweights the additional
uncertainty. In other words, when there is a very highlevel of confidence in the IPR model.
Otherwise, it is better not to include the IPR and let the IPR to be back-calculated instead.
2.8.3.10.5 Initialise from previous results
This option allows using the previous results (result from the previous run) as starting point for the
new evaluations. This will normally assist in sterring the mathematical regression to the right
direction (especially when the answer is non-unique). It is recommended to enable this option
(unless we purposely want to avoid the influence of the previous run).
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Technical Overview Analytics
2.9 Analytics
2.9.1 Introduction
The objective of the analytics functionality is
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3 User Interface Overview
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4 Practical User Guide

This section illustrates how all the functionality of the Advanced Well Surveillance workflow comes
together to provide a powerful well monitoring and surveillance tool.
This will be done through a series of case studies/examples.
4.1 Case 1
Key facts
Well Type Naturally Flowing Oil Well
FWHP FWHT FLP FLT DHGP DHGT
Real time Data Available
     
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5 System Configuration (Reference for deployers)

This section is designed to provide reference material for the person(s) implementing the Advanced
Well Surveillance Workflow within Petroleum Experts Digital Oil Field (DOF) System.
It does not provide a detailed step by step guide as it assumes that the person(s) implementing it is
familiar with the architecture and functionality of IVM and IFM, in particular:
 Overall Architecture of IVM and IVM

 Relationship between Devices, Drivers, Objects, Object Instances and Points in IVM
 How to add a Device in IVM
 How to retrieve results from an IFM workflow into IVM
 How to transfer data from IVM to IFM
 How to add points in IVM
 How to add a property in IVM and link it to a point
 How to apply properties to other instances of an object
 How to create a template graphic and replicate it
5.1 Overview
5.2 IVM Configuration

This section covers the following aspects:
 Overview and recommended Approach

 Background configuration elements required in IVM (Discrete Conditions, Scripts, Devices)
 Points required
 Object Properties
 Visualisation Screens (Graphics)
5.2.1 Overview and recommended approach
5.2.2 Discrete Conditions

The following discrete conditions will be required to transform some of the workflow results into
useful information to display within IVM (e.g. KPI description) as well as user configuration options.
The table below provides a summary list of the required Conditions, while their details can be found
in the following sections.
Number Name Bits Details found in
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Section Page
1 AWS Well Surveillance KPI 3 5.2.2.1 70
2 AWS Deviations Colour Gradient 3 5.2.2.2 70
3 AWS Calculation Success 2 5.2.2.3 71
4 IPR Preferred Parameter Choice 1 5.2.2.4 71
5 AWS AutoRate Mode 1 5.2.2.5 71
6 AWS AutoRate Cases Mode 2 5.2.2.6 72
7 AWS VLP Boundary Condition 2 5.2.2.7 72
8 Flowing Status 1 5.2.2.8 72
9 Flowing Status Source Options 2 5.2.2.9 72
10 True / False 1 5.2.2.10 73
11 Enabled / Disabled 1 5.2.2.11 73
12 Preferred Rate Method Options 4 5.2.2.12 73
5.2.2.1 AWS Well Surveillance KPI
Condition Type
Name AWS Well Surveillance KPI
Bits 3
Condition Links
BitValue Condition Text Colour
0 Unavailable clGrey
1 Very Good clLime
2 Good to Average $FFFF84
3 Average to Poor $FF8200
4 Poor clRed
5 Undefined
6 Undefined
7 Undefined
This condition will be used to inteprete the output Well Surveillance KPI. The workflow will return an
integer number from 0 to 4. This condition will translate that code into its meaning.
5.2.2.2 AWS Deviations Colour Gradient
Condition Type
Name AWS Deviations Colour Gradient
Bits 3
Condition Links
0 Unavailable clGrey
1 < Category 1 $80FF80
2 < Category 2 $D5FF80
3 < Category 3 $FFFF80
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4 < Category 4 $FFD670

5 < Category 5 $FF7070
6 > Category 5 clRed
7 Undefined
This
5.2.2.3 AWS Calculation Success
Condition Type
Name AWS Calculation Success
Bits 2
Condition Links
0 Unsuccessful clRed
1 Successful clLime
2 Partial clYellow
3 Undefined
This
5.2.2.4 IPR Preferred Paramater choice
Condition Type
Name IPR Preferred Parameter Choice
Bits 1
Condition Links
0 Reservoir Pressure clBlack
1 Productivity Index clBlack
This
5.2.2.5 AWS AutoRate Mode
Condition Type
Name AWS AutoRate Mode
Bits 1
Condition Links
0 Simple (Rate Selection Only) clBlack
1 Advanced (Rate Calculation) clBlack
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This
5.2.2.6 AWS AutoRate Cases Mode
Condition Type
Name AWS AutoRate Cases Mode
Bits 2
Condition Links
0 Inactive clGrey
1 Evaluated clYellow
2 Evaluated and Selected clLime
3 Undefined
This
5.2.2.7 AWS VLP Boundary Condition
Condition Type
Name AWS VLP Boundary Condition
Bits 2
Condition Links
0 Undefined clBlack
1 DHGP clBlack
2 PDP clBlack
3 PIP clBlack
This
5.2.2.8 Flowing Status
Condition Type
Name Flowing Status
Bits 1
Condition Links
0 Flowing clLime
1 Shut In clRed
This
5.2.2.9 Flowing Status Source Options
Condition Type
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Name Flowing Status Source Options

Bits 2
Condition Links
0 Override Flowing clLime
1 Override ShutIn clBlack
2 Real time clTeal
3 Calculated clOlive
This
5.2.2.10 True / False
Condition Type
Name True / False
Bits 1
Condition Links
0 False clRed
1 True clLime
This
5.2.2.11 Enabled / Disabled
Condition Type
Name Enabled / Disabled
Bits 1
Condition Links
0 Disabled clRed
1 Enabled clLime
This
5.2.2.12 Preferred Rate Method Options
Condition Type
Name Preferred Rate Method Options
Bits 4
Condition Links
0 VLP/IPR clBlack
1 VLP clBlack
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2 IPR clBlack
3 Choke clBlack
4 CHP clBlack
5 ESP clBlack
6 External clBlack
7 AutoRate clBlack
8 Undefined clBlack
9 Undefined clBlack
10 Undefined clBlack
This
5.2.2.13 AWS Solution Type
Condition Type
Name AWS Solution type
Bits 2
Condition Links
0 Solution Type 0 clBlack
This
5.2.3 Scripts
The following generic internal scripts will be required to transform some of the workflow results into
useful information to display within IVM (such as deviations, status conditions, KPI values, etc)
The table below provides a summary list of the required scripts, while their details can be found in
the following sections.
Details found in
Number Name
Section Page
1 AWS Deviations Colour Gradient
2 Flowing Status Final
3 Selection with Default (16 options)
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6 Double Option Selection with Default (10 options)
7 Choke Size from % to inches
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9
10
11
12
5.2.3.1 AWS Deviations Colour Gradient
This
5.2.3.2 Flowing Status Final
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This
5.2.3.3 Selection with Default (16 options)
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This
77
This
This
5.2.3.6 Double Option Selection with Deafult (10 Items)
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This
5.2.3.7 Choke Size from % to inches
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This
5.2.4 Points
This section contains the suggested configuration of points which will feed the required input data
(real time data and set points) to the IFM Workflow.
The input data set comprises actual real time measurements (e.g. Flowing well head pressure) as
well as some input data, which while treated as real time measurement, could be calculated by the
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system based on some real time data or set points (e.g. Well flowing status, choke size), depending
on the data availability and particular situation in the field.
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5.2.4.1 Well General Properties
5.2.4.2 Tolerances and Deviations Set Points
5.2.4.2.1 Internal Points - Summary List
Recommended Further Info

ID Point Name Data Type Location
Default Value Section Page
101 AWS Sensitivity to Input - Category 1 Integer Internal 5
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Recommended Further Info

ID Point Name Data Type Location
Default Value Section Page
106 CGR Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 5
111 GOR Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 5
116 Pressure Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 1
121 Productivity Index Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 5
126 Rate Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 1
131 Reservoir Pressure Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 1
136 Temperature Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 1
141 Water Cut Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 5
146 WGR Deviation - Category 1 Integer Internal 5
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5.2.4.3 Workflow Results
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5.2.4.3.1 External Points - Summary List
Data Discrete Further Info

ID Point Name Register (linked to Workflow Output) Unit
Type Condition Section Page
VLP/IPR Method
1001 {WellName} VLP/IPR Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1002 {WellName} VLP/IPR Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1003 {WellName} VLP/IPR Casing Head Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CHP Double psig
1004 {WellName} VLP/IPR Casing Head Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CHT Double °F
1005 {WellName} VLP/IPR CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1006 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_CHP Double %
1007 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_DHGP Double %
1008 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_DHGT Double %
1009 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FLP Double %
1010 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FLT Double %
1011 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FWHP Double %
1012 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FWHT Double %
1013 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpInP Double %
1014 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpInT Double %
1015 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpOutP Double %
1016 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpOutT Double %
1017 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_Q Double %
1018 {WellName} VLP/IPR Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_DHGP Double psig
1019 {WellName} VLP/IPR Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_DHGT Double °F
1020 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Current {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPCurrent Double A
1021 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Efficiency {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPEff Double %
1022 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Frequency {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPFreq Double Hz
1023 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Head {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPHead Double ft
1024 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Inlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPInletP Double psig
1025 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Inlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPInletT Double °F
1026 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Outlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPOutletP Double psig
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1027 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Outlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPOutletT Double °F
1028 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Potential {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPPotential Double V
1029 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Power {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPPower Double hp
1030 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPRate Double BBLs/D
1031 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FBHP Double psig
1032 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FBHT Double °F
1033 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FWHP Double psig
1034 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FWHT Double °F
1035 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FLP Double psig
1036 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FLT Double °F
1037 {WellName} VLP/IPR Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1038 {WellName} VLP/IPR Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qgas Double MMscfd
1039 {WellName} VLP/IPR Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_QgasInj Double MMscfd
1040 {WellName} VLP/IPR GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_GOR Double scf/STB
1041 {WellName} VLP/IPR Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qliq Double STB/day
1042 {WellName} VLP/IPR Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qoil Double STB/day
1043 {WellName} VLP/IPR Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_PI Double STB/d/psi
1044 {WellName} VLP/IPR Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1045 {WellName} VLP/IPR Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSensitivity Double
1046 {WellName} VLP/IPR Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
1047 {WellName} VLP/IPR Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qwat Double STB/day
1048 {WellName} VLP/IPR WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_WC Double %
1049 {WellName} VLP/IPR WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_WGR Double STB/MMscf
VLP Method
1050 {WellName} VLP Boundary Condition {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_BoundCond 5.2.2.13
1051 {WellName} VLP Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1052 {WellName} VLP Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1053 {WellName} VLP Casing Head Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CHP Double psig
1054 {WellName} VLP Casing Head Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CHT Double °F
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1055 {WellName} VLP CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1056 {WellName} VLP Deviation CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_CHP Double %
1057 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_DHGP Double %
1058 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_DHGT Double %
1059 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FLP Double %
1060 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FLT Double %
1061 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FWHP Double %
1062 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FWHT Double %
1063 {WellName} VLP Deviation PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PI Double %
1064 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpInP Double %
1065 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpInT Double %
1066 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpOutP Double %
1067 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpOutT Double %
1068 {WellName} VLP Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_Q Double %
1069 {WellName} VLP Deviation Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_ReservoirPressure Double %
1070 {WellName} VLP Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_DHGP Double psig
1071 {WellName} VLP Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_DHGT Double °F
1072 {WellName} VLP ESP Current {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPCurrent Double A
1073 {WellName} VLP ESP Efficiency {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPEff Double %
1074 {WellName} VLP ESP Frequency {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPFreq Double Hz
1075 {WellName} VLP ESP Head {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPHead Double ft
1076 {WellName} VLP ESP Inlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPInletP Double psig
1077 {WellName} VLP ESP Inlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPInletT Double °F
1078 {WellName} VLP ESP Outlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPOutletP Double psig
1079 {WellName} VLP ESP Outlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPOutletT Double °F
1080 {WellName} VLP ESP Potential {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPPotential Double V
1081 {WellName} VLP ESP Power {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPPower Double hp
1082 {WellName} VLP ESP Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPRate Double BBLs/D
1083 {WellName} VLP Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FBHP Double psig
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1084 {WellName} VLP Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FBHT Double °F
1085 {WellName} VLP Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FWHP Double psig
1086 {WellName} VLP Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FWHT Double °F
1087 {WellName} VLP Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FLP Double psig
1088 {WellName} VLP Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FLT Double °F
1089 {WellName} VLP Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1090 {WellName} VLP Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qgas Double MMscfd
1091 {WellName} VLP Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_QgasInj Double MMscfd
1092 {WellName} VLP GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_GOR Double scf/STB
1093 {WellName} VLP Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qliq Double STB/day
1094 {WellName} VLP Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qoil Double STB/day
1095 {WellName} VLP Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_PI Double STB/d/psi
1096 {WellName} VLP Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1097 {WellName} VLP Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSensitivity Double
1098 {WellName} VLP Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
1099 {WellName} VLP Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qwat Double STB/day
1100 {WellName} VLP WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_WC Double %
1101 {WellName} VLP WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_WGR Double STB/MMscf
IPR Method
1102 {WellName} IPR Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1103 {WellName} IPR Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1104 {WellName} IPR Casing Head Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CHP Double psig
1105 {WellName} IPR Casing Head Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CHT Double °F
1106 {WellName} IPR CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1107 {WellName} IPR Deviation CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_CHP Double %
1108 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_DHGP Double %
1109 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_DHGT Double %
1110 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FLP Double %
1111 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FLT Double %
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1112 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FWHP Double %
1113 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FWHT Double %
1114 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpInP Double %
1115 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpInT Double %
1116 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpOutP Double %
1117 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpOutT Double %
1118 {WellName} IPR Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_Q Double %
1119 {WellName} IPR Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_DHGP Double psig
1120 {WellName} IPR Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_DHGT Double °F
1121 {WellName} IPR ESP Current {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPCurrent Double A
1122 {WellName} IPR ESP Efficiency {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPEff Double %
1123 {WellName} IPR ESP Frequency {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPFreq Double Hz
1124 {WellName} IPR ESP Head {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPHead Double ft
1125 {WellName} IPR ESP Inlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPInletP Double psig
1126 {WellName} IPR ESP Inlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPInletT Double °F
1127 {WellName} IPR ESP Outlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPOutletP Double psig
1128 {WellName} IPR ESP Outlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPOutletT Double °F
1129 {WellName} IPR ESP Potential {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPPotential Double V
1130 {WellName} IPR ESP Power {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPPower Double hp
1131 {WellName} IPR ESP Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPRate Double BBLs/D
1132 {WellName} IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FBHP Double psig
1133 {WellName} IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FBHT Double °F
1134 {WellName} IPR Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FWHP Double psig
1135 {WellName} IPR Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FWHT Double °F
1136 {WellName} IPR Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FLP Double psig
1137 {WellName} IPR Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FLT Double °F
1138 {WellName} IPR Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1139 {WellName} IPR Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qgas Double MMscfd
1140 {WellName} IPR Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_QgasInj Double MMscfd
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1141 {WellName} IPR GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_GOR Double scf/STB
1142 {WellName} IPR Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qliq Double STB/day
1143 {WellName} IPR Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qoil Double STB/day
1144 {WellName} IPR Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_PI Double STB/d/psi
1145 {WellName} IPR Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1146 {WellName} IPR Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSensitivity Double
1147 {WellName} IPR Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
1148 {WellName} IPR Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qwat Double STB/day
1149 {WellName} IPR WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_WC Double %
1150 {WellName} IPR WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_WGR Double STB/MMscf
Choke Method
1151 {WellName} Choke Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1152 {WellName} Choke Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1153 {WellName} Choke Casing Head Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CHP Double psig
1154 {WellName} Choke Casing Head Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CHT Double °F
1155 {WellName} Choke CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1156 {WellName} Choke Deviation CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_CHP Double %
1157 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_DHGP Double %
1158 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_DHGT Double %
1159 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FLP Double %
1160 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FLT Double %
1161 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FWHP Double %
1162 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FWHT Double %
1163 {WellName} Choke Deviation PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PI Double %
1164 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpInP Double %
1165 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpInT Double %
1166 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpOutP Double %
1167 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpOutT Double %
1168 {WellName} Choke Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_Q Double %
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1169 {WellName} Choke Deviation Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_ReservoirPressure Double %
1170 {WellName} Choke Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_DHGP Double psig
1171 {WellName} Choke Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_DHGT Double °F
1172 {WellName} Choke ESP Current {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPCurrent Double A
1173 {WellName} Choke ESP Efficiency {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPEff Double %
1174 {WellName} Choke ESP Frequency {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPFreq Double Hz
1175 {WellName} Choke ESP Head {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPHead Double ft
1176 {WellName} Choke ESP Inlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPInletP Double psig
1177 {WellName} Choke ESP Inlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPInletT Double °F
1178 {WellName} Choke ESP Outlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPOutletP Double psig
1179 {WellName} Choke ESP Outlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPOutletT Double °F
1180 {WellName} Choke ESP Potential {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPPotential Double V
1181 {WellName} Choke ESP Power {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPPower Double hp
1182 {WellName} Choke ESP Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPRate Double BBLs/D
1183 {WellName} Choke Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FBHP Double psig
1184 {WellName} Choke Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FBHT Double °F
1185 {WellName} Choke Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FWHP Double psig
1186 {WellName} Choke Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FWHT Double °F
1187 {WellName} Choke Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FLP Double psig
1188 {WellName} Choke Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FLT Double °F
1189 {WellName} Choke Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1190 {WellName} Choke Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qgas Double MMscfd
1191 {WellName} Choke Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_QgasInj Double MMscfd
1192 {WellName} Choke GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_GOR Double scf/STB
1193 {WellName} Choke Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qliq Double STB/day
1194 {WellName} Choke Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qoil Double STB/day
1195 {WellName} Choke Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_PI Double STB/d/psi
1196 {WellName} Choke Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1197 {WellName} Choke Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSensitivity Double
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1198 {WellName} Choke Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
1199 {WellName} Choke Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qwat Double STB/day
1200 {WellName} Choke WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_WC Double %
1201 {WellName} Choke WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_WGR Double STB/MMscf
ESP Method
1202 {WellName} ESP Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1203 {WellName} ESP Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1204 {WellName} ESP CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1205 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_DHGP Double %
1206 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_DHGT Double %
1207 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FLP Double %
1208 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FLT Double %
1209 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FWHP Double %
1210 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FWHT Double %
1211 {WellName} ESP Deviation PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PI Double %
1212 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpInP Double %
1213 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpInT Double %
1214 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpOutP Double %
1215 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpOutT Double %
1216 {WellName} ESP Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_Q Double %
1217 {WellName} ESP Deviation Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_ReservoirPressure Double %
1218 {WellName} ESP Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_DHGP Double psig
1219 {WellName} ESP Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_DHGT Double °F
1220 {WellName} ESP ESP Current {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPCurrent Double A
1221 {WellName} ESP ESP Efficiency {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPEff Double %
1222 {WellName} ESP ESP Frequency {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPFreq Double Hz
1223 {WellName} ESP ESP Head {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPHead Double ft
1224 {WellName} ESP ESP Inlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPInletP Double psig
1225 {WellName} ESP ESP Inlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPInletT Double °F
94

1226 {WellName} ESP ESP Outlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPOutletP Double psig
1227 {WellName} ESP ESP Outlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPOutletT Double °F
1228 {WellName} ESP ESP Potential {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPPotential Double V
1229 {WellName} ESP ESP Power {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPPower Double hp
1230 {WellName} ESP ESP Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPRate Double BBLs/D
1231 {WellName} ESP Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FBHP Double psig
1232 {WellName} ESP Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FBHT Double °F
1233 {WellName} ESP Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FWHP Double psig
1234 {WellName} ESP Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FWHT Double °F
1235 {WellName} ESP Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FLP Double psig
1236 {WellName} ESP Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FLT Double °F
1237 {WellName} ESP Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1238 {WellName} ESP Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qgas Double MMscfd
1239 {WellName} ESP Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_QgasInj Double MMscfd
1240 {WellName} ESP GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_GOR Double scf/STB
1241 {WellName} ESP Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qliq Double STB/day
1242 {WellName} ESP Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qoil Double STB/day
1243 {WellName} ESP Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_PI Double STB/d/psi
1244 {WellName} ESP Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1245 {WellName} ESP Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSensitivity Double
1246 {WellName} ESP Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
1247 {WellName} ESP Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qwat Double STB/day
1248 {WellName} ESP WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_WC Double %
1249 {WellName} ESP WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_WGR Double STB/MMscf
CHP Method
1250 {WellName} CHP Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1251 {WellName} CHP Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1252 {WellName} CHP Casing Head Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CHP Double psig
1253 {WellName} CHP Casing Head Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CHT Double °F
95

1254 {WellName} CHP CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1255 {WellName} CHP Deviation CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_CHP Double %
1256 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_DHGP Double %
1257 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_DHGT Double %
1258 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FLP Double %
1259 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FLT Double %
1260 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FWHP Double %
1261 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FWHT Double %
1262 {WellName} CHP Deviation PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_PI Double %
1263 {WellName} CHP Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_Q Double %
1264 {WellName} CHP Deviation Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_ReservoirPressure Double %
1265 {WellName} CHP Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_DHGP Double psig
1266 {WellName} CHP Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_DHGT Double °F
1267 {WellName} CHP Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FBHP Double psig
1268 {WellName} CHP Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FBHT Double °F
1269 {WellName} CHP Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FWHP Double psig
1270 {WellName} CHP Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FWHT Double °F
1271 {WellName} CHP Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FLP Double psig
1272 {WellName} CHP Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FLT Double °F
1273 {WellName} CHP Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1274 {WellName} CHP Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qgas Double MMscfd
1275 {WellName} CHP Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_QgasInj Double MMscfd
1276 {WellName} CHP GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_GOR Double scf/STB
1277 {WellName} CHP Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qliq Double STB/day
1278 {WellName} CHP Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qoil Double STB/day
1279 {WellName} CHP Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_PI Double STB/d/psi
1280 {WellName} CHP Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1281 {WellName} CHP Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSensitivity Double
1282 {WellName} CHP Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
96

1283 {WellName} CHP Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qwat Double STB/day
1284 {WellName} CHP WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_WC Double %
1285 {WellName} CHP WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_WGR Double STB/MMscf
External Method
1286 {WellName} Ext Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1287 {WellName} Ext Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1288 {WellName} Ext Casing Head Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CHP Double psig
1289 {WellName} Ext Casing Head Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CHT Double °F
1290 {WellName} Ext CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1291 {WellName} Ext Deviation CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_CGR Double %
1292 {WellName} Ext Deviation CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_CHP Double %
1293 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_DHGP Double %
1294 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_DHGT Double %
1295 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FLP Double %
1296 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FLT Double %
1297 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FWHP Double %
1298 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FWHT Double %
1299 {WellName} Ext Deviation GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_GOR Double %
1300 {WellName} Ext Deviation PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PI Double %
1301 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpInP Double %
1302 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpInT Double %
1303 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpOutP Double %
1304 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpOutT Double %
1305 {WellName} Ext Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_Q Double %
1306 {WellName} Ext Deviation Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_ReservoirPressure Double %
1307 {WellName} Ext Deviation WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_WC Double %
1308 {WellName} Ext Deviation WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_WGR Double %
1309 {WellName} Ext Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_DHGP Double psig
1310 {WellName} Ext Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_DHGT Double °F
97

1311 {WellName} Ext ESP Current {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPCurrent Double A
1312 {WellName} Ext ESP Efficiency {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPEff Double %
1313 {WellName} Ext ESP Frequency {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPFreq Double Hz
1314 {WellName} Ext ESP Head {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPHead Double ft
1315 {WellName} Ext ESP Inlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPInletP Double psig
1316 {WellName} Ext ESP Inlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPInletT Double °F
1317 {WellName} Ext ESP Outlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPOutletP Double psig
1318 {WellName} Ext ESP Outlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPOutletT Double °F
1319 {WellName} Ext ESP Potential {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPPotential Double V
1320 {WellName} Ext ESP Power {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPPower Double hp
1321 {WellName} Ext ESP Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPRate Double BBLs/D
1322 {WellName} Ext Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FBHP Double psig
1323 {WellName} Ext Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FBHT Double °F
1324 {WellName} Ext Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FWHP Double psig
1325 {WellName} Ext Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FWHT Double °F
1326 {WellName} Ext Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FLP Double psig
1327 {WellName} Ext Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FLT Double °F
1328 {WellName} Ext Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1329 {WellName} Ext Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qgas Double MMscfd
1330 {WellName} Ext Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_QgasInj Double MMscfd
1331 {WellName} Ext GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_GOR Double scf/STB
1332 {WellName} Ext Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qliq Double STB/day
1333 {WellName} Ext Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qoil Double STB/day
1334 {WellName} Ext Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_PI Double STB/d/psi
1335 {WellName} Ext Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1336 {WellName} Ext Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSensitivity Double
1337 {WellName} Ext Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
1338 {WellName} Ext Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qwat Double STB/day
1339 {WellName} Ext WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_WC Double %
98

1340 {WellName} Ext WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_WGR Double STB/MMscf
AutoRate Method
1341 {WellName} AutoRate Calc Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcType Integer
1342 {WellName} AutoRate Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1343 {WellName} AutoRate Calculation Success Info LED {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSuccessInfo Integer
1344 {WellName} AutoRate Casing Head Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CHP Double psig
1345 {WellName} AutoRate Casing Head Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CHT Double °F
1346 {WellName} AutoRate CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1347 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_CGR Double %
1348 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_CHP Double %
1349 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_DHGP Double %
1350 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_DHGT Double %
1351 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FLP Double %
1352 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FLT Double %
1353 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FWHP Double %
1354 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FWHT Double %
1355 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_GOR Double %
1356 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PI Double %
1357 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpInP Double %
1358 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpInT Double %
1359 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpOutP Double %
1360 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpOutT Double %
1361 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_Q Double %
1362 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_ReservoirPressure Double %
1363 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_WC Double %
1364 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_WGR Double %
1365 {WellName} AutoRate Downhole Gauge Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_DHGP Double psig
1366 {WellName} AutoRate Downhole Gauge Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_DHGT Double °F
1367 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Current {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPCurrent Double A
99

1368 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Efficiency {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPEff Double %
1369 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Frequency {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPFreq Double Hz
1370 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Head {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPHead Double ft
1371 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Inlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPInletP Double psig
1372 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Inlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPInletT Double °F
1373 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Outlet Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPOutletP Double psig
1374 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Outlet Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPOutletT Double °F
1375 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Potential {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPPotential Double V
1376 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Power {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPPower Double hp
1377 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPRate Double BBLs/D
1378 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Wear Factor {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPWF Double %
1379 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FBHP Double psig
1380 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FBHT Double °F
1381 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Wellhead Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FWHP Double psig
1382 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Wellhead Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FWHT Double °F
1383 {WellName} AutoRate Flowline Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FLP Double psig
1384 {WellName} AutoRate Flowline Temperature {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FLT Double °F
1385 {WellName} AutoRate Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
1386 {WellName} AutoRate Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qgas Double MMscfd
1387 {WellName} AutoRate Gas Rate Injected {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_QgasInj Double MMscfd
1388 {WellName} AutoRate GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_GOR Double scf/STB
1389 {WellName} AutoRate Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qliq Double STB/day
1390 {WellName} AutoRate Num of Methods {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumMethods Integer
1391 {WellName} AutoRate Num of Pressure Data Points Perc {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataP Double %
1392 {WellName} AutoRate Num of Temperature Data Points Perc {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataT Double %
1393 {WellName} AutoRate Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qoil Double STB/day
1394 {WellName} AutoRate Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_PI Double STB/d/psi
1395 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQError Double
1396 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ GOR Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORError Double
100

1397 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ GOR Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORMode 5.2.2.5
1398 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQMode 5.2.2.5
1399 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCError Double
1400 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC GOR Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORError Double
1401 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC GOR Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORMode 5.2.2.5
1402 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCMode 5.2.2.5
1403 {WellName} AutoRate Regression Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Error Double
1404 {WellName} AutoRate Regression GOR Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORError Double
1405 {WellName} AutoRate Regression GOR Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORMode 5.2.2.5
1406 {WellName} AutoRate Regression Q Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQError Double
1407 {WellName} AutoRate Regression Q Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQMode 5.2.2.5
1408 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCError Double
1409 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC GOR Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORError Double
1410 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC GOR Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORMode 5.2.2.5
1411 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC Mode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCMode 5.2.2.5
1412 {WellName} AutoRate Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ReservoirPressure Double psig
1413 {WellName} AutoRate Sensitivity to Input {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSensitivity Double
1414 {WellName} AutoRate Solution Type {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_SolutionType 5.2.2.13
1415 {WellName} AutoRate Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qwat Double STB/day
1416 {WellName} AutoRate WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_WC Double %
1417 {WellName} AutoRate Wear Factor {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_WF Double
1418 {WellName} AutoRate WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_WGR Double STB/MMscf
Analytics
1419 {WellName} Analytics C0 Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Success 5.2.2.3
1420 {WellName} Analytics C0 CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_CGR Double STB/MMscf
1421 {WellName} Analytics C0 Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Error Double
1422 {WellName} Analytics C0 ESP Wear Factor {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_ESPWF Double %
1423 {WellName} Analytics C0 FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_FBHP Double psig
1424 {WellName} Analytics C0 Gas Lift Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_GasLiftGas Double MMscfd
101

1425 {WellName} Analytics C0 Gas Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qgas Double MMscfd
1426 {WellName} Analytics C0 GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_GOR Double scf/STB
1427 {WellName} Analytics C0 Liquid Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qliq Double STB/day
1428 {WellName} Analytics C0 Oil Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qoil Double STB/day
1429 {WellName} Analytics C0 PI Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PICalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1430 {WellName} Analytics C0 PR Calculation Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PRCalcSuccess 5.2.2.3
1431 {WellName} Analytics C0 Productivity Index {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PI Double STB/d/psi
1432 {WellName} Analytics C0 Reservoir Pressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PR Double psig
1433 {WellName} Analytics C0 Water Rate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qwat Double STB/day
1434 {WellName} Analytics C0 WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_WC Double %
1435 {WellName} Analytics C0 WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_WGR Double STB/MMscf
1439 {WellName} Analytics C1 Error Improvement {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ErrorImp Double %
1453 {WellName} Analytics C1 WC Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ConfWC Double %
102

1455 {WellName} Analytics C1 WGR Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ConfWGR Double
1458 {WellName} Analytics C12 CGR Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfCGR Double
1466 {WellName} Analytics C12 GOR Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfGOR Double
1475 {WellName} Analytics C12 WC Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfWC Double
1477 {WellName} Analytics C12 WGR Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfWGR Double
1480 {WellName} Analytics C2 CGR Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C2_ConfCGR Double
103

1502 {WellName} Analytics C3 ESPWF Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C3_ConfESPWF Double %
1506 {WellName} Analytics C3 GL Confidence {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C3_ConfGL Double MMscfd
104

105

106

1574 {WellName} Analytics Number of Methods {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_NumMethods Integer
1575 {WellName} Analytics Number of Pressure Data Points Perc {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_NumDataP Double %
1576 {WellName} Analytics Number of Temperature Data Points Perc {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_NumDataT Double %
Surveillance KPI
1577 {WellName} Surveillance KPI {WellName}.AWS_Output_SurveillanceKPI 5.2.2.1
Other Outputs
1578 {WellName} BottomHole Depth {WellName}.AWS_Output_BHDepth Double ft
1579 {WellName} Casing Head Depth {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHDepth Double ft
1580 {WellName} CGR In Model {WellName}.AWS_Output_CGR_InModel Double STB/MMscf
1581 {WellName} CGR Used by AWS {WellName}.AWS_Output_CGR_Orig Double STB/MMscf
1582 {WellName} Downhole Gauge Depth {WellName}.AWS_Output_DHGDepth Double ft
1583 {WellName} ESP Depth {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESPDepth Double ft
1584 {WellName} GOR in Model {WellName}.AWS_Output_GOR_InModel Double scf/STB
1585 {WellName} GOR Used by AWS {WellName}.AWS_Output_GOR_Orig Double scf/STB
1586 {WellName} Measured CHP (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_CHP Double psig
1587 {WellName} Measured CHT (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_CHT Double °F
1588 {WellName} Measured DHGP (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_DHGP Double psig
1589 {WellName} Measured DHGT (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_DHGT Double °F
1590 {WellName} Measured ESP Freq (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPFreq Double Hz
1591 {WellName} Measured ESP Inlet P (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPInP Double psig
1592 {WellName} Measured ESP Inlet T (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPInT Double °F
1593 {WellName} Measured ESP Outlet P (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPOutP Double psig
1594 {WellName} Measured ESP Outlet T (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPOutT Double °F
1595 {WellName} Measured FLP (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FLP Double psig
1596 {WellName} Measured FLT (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FLT Double °F
107

1597 {WellName} Measured FWHP (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FWHP Double psig
1598 {WellName} Measured FWHT (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FWHT Double °F
1599 {WellName} Measured GL (used by WF) {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_GL Double MMscfd
1600 {WellName} Productivity Index In Model {WellName}.AWS_Output_PI_InModel Double STB/d/psi
1601 {WellName} Productivity Index used by AWS {WellName}.AWS_Output_PI_Orig Double STB/d/psi
1602 {WellName} Reservoir Pressure In Model {WellName}.AWS_Output_ResPress_InModel Double psig
1603 {WellName} Reservoir Pressure Used by AWS {WellName}.AWS_Output_ReservoirPressure_Orig Double psig
1604 {WellName} WC In Model {WellName}.AWS_Output_WC_InModel Double %
1605 {WellName} WC Used by AWS {WellName}.AWS_Output_WC_Orig Double %
1606 {WellName} WellHead Depth {WellName}.AWS_Output_WHDepth Double ft
1607 {WellName} WGR In Model {WellName}.AWS_Output_WGR_InModel Double STB/MMscf
1608 {WellName} WGR Used by AWS {WellName}.AWS_Output_WGR_Orig Double STB/MMscf
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5.2.4.3.2 Internal Points - Summary List
Discrete Script Parameters (Points) Further Info

ID Point Name Script
Condition Par1 Par2 Par3 Par4 Par5 Par6 Section Page
VLP/IPR Method
2001 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation CHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1006 116 117 118 119 120
2002 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1007 116 117 118 119 120
2003 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1008 136 137 138 139 140
2004 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1009 116 117 118 119 120
2005 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1010 136 137 138 139 140
2006 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1011 116 117 118 119 120
2007 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1012 136 137 138 139 140
2008 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1013 116 117 118 119 120
2009 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1014 136 137 138 139 140
2010 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1015 116 117 118 119 120
2011 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1016 136 137 138 139 140
2012 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1017 126 127 128 129 130
2013 {WellName} VLP/IPR Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1045 101 102 103 104 105
VLP Method
2014 {WellName} VLP Deviation CHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1056 116 117 118 119 120
2015 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1057 116 117 118 119 120
2016 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1058 136 137 138 139 140
2017 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1059 116 117 118 119 120
2018 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1060 136 137 138 139 140
2019 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1061 116 117 118 119 120
2020 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1062 136 137 138 139 140
2021 {WellName} VLP Deviation PI Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1063 121 122 123 124 125
2022 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1064 116 117 118 119 120
2023 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1065 136 137 138 139 140
2024 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1066 116 117 118 119 120
2025 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1067 136 137 138 139 140
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2026 {WellName} VLP Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1068 126 127 128 129 130
2027 {WellName} VLP Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1069 131 132 133 134 135
2028 {WellName} VLP Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1097 101 102 103 104 105
IPR Method
2029 {WellName} IPR Deviation CHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1107 116 117 118 119 120
2030 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1108 116 117 118 119 120
2031 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1109 136 137 138 139 140
2032 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1110 116 117 118 119 120
2033 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1111 136 137 138 139 140
2034 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1112 116 117 118 119 120
2035 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1113 136 137 138 139 140
2036 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1114 116 117 118 119 120
2037 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1115 136 137 138 139 140
2038 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1116 116 117 118 119 120
2039 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1117 136 137 138 139 140
2040 {WellName} IPR Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1118 126 127 128 129 130
2041 {WellName} IPR Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1146 101 102 103 104 105
Choke Method
2042 {WellName} Choke Deviation CHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1156 116 117 118 119 120
2043 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1157 116 117 118 119 120
2044 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1158 136 137 138 139 140
2045 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1159 116 117 118 119 120
2046 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1160 136 137 138 139 140
2047 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1161 116 117 118 119 120
2048 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1162 136 137 138 139 140
2049 {WellName} Choke Deviation PI Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1163 121 122 123 124 125
2050 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1164 116 117 118 119 120
2051 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1165 136 137 138 139 140
2052 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1166 116 117 118 119 120
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2053 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1167 136 137 138 139 140
2054 {WellName} Choke Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1168 126 127 128 129 130
2055 {WellName} Choke Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1169 131 132 133 134 135
2056 {WellName} Choke Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1197 101 102 103 104 105
ESP Method
2057 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1205 116 117 118 119 120
2058 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1206 136 137 138 139 140
2059 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1207 116 117 118 119 120
2060 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1208 136 137 138 139 140
2061 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1209 116 117 118 119 120
2062 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1210 136 137 138 139 140
2063 {WellName} ESP Deviation PI Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1211 121 122 123 124 125
2064 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1212 116 117 118 119 120
2065 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1213 136 137 138 139 140
2066 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1214 116 117 118 119 120
2067 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1215 136 137 138 139 140
2068 {WellName} ESP Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1216 126 127 128 129 130
2069 {WellName} ESP Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1217 131 132 133 134 135
2070 {WellName} ESP Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1245 101 102 103 104 105
CHP Method
2071 {WellName} CHP Deviation CHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1255 116 117 118 119 120
2072 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1256 116 117 118 119 120
2073 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1257 136 137 138 139 140
2074 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1258 116 117 118 119 120
2075 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1259 136 137 138 139 140
2076 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1260 116 117 118 119 120
2077 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1261 136 137 138 139 140
2078 {WellName} CHP Deviation PI Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1262 121 122 123 124 125
2079 {WellName} CHP Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1263 126 127 128 129 130
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2080 {WellName} CHP Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1264 131 132 133 134 135
2081 {WellName} CHP Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1281 101 102 103 104 105
Ext Method
2082 {WellName} Ext Deviation CGR Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1291 106 107 108 109 110
2083 {WellName} Ext Deviation CHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1292 116 117 118 119 120
2084 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1293 116 117 118 119 120
2085 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1294 136 137 138 139 140
2086 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1295 116 117 118 119 120
2087 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1296 136 137 138 139 140
2088 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1297 116 117 118 119 120
2089 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1298 136 137 138 139 140
2090 {WellName} Ext Deviation GOR Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1299 111 112 113 114 115
2091 {WellName} Ext Deviation PI Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1300 121 122 123 124 125
2092 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1301 116 117 118 119 120
2093 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1302 136 137 138 139 140
2094 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1303 116 117 118 119 120
2095 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1304 136 137 138 139 140
2096 {WellName} Ext Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1305 126 127 128 129 130
2097 {WellName} Ext Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1306 131 132 133 134 135
2098 {WellName} Ext Deviation WC Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1307 141 142 143 144 145
2099 {WellName} Ext Deviation WGR Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1308 146 147 148 149 150
2100 {WellName} Ext Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1336 101 102 103 104 105
AutoRate Method
2101 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CGR Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1347 106 107 108 109 110
2102 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1348 116 117 118 119 120
2103 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1349 116 117 118 119 120
2104 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1350 136 137 138 139 140
2105 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1351 116 117 118 119 120
2106 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1352 136 137 138 139 140
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2107 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1353 116 117 118 119 120
2108 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1354 136 137 138 139 140
2109 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation GOR Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1355 111 112 113 114 115
2110 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PI Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1356 121 122 123 124 125
2111 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1357 116 117 118 119 120
2112 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1358 136 137 138 139 140
2113 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutP Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1359 116 117 118 119 120
2114 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutT Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1360 136 137 138 139 140
2115 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Q Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1361 126 127 128 129 130
2116 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1362 131 132 133 134 135
2117 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WC Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1363 141 142 143 144 145
2118 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WGR Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1364 146 147 148 149 150
2119 {WellName} AutoRate Sensitivity to Input Colour 3.2.1.2 3.2.2.11 1413 101 102 103 104 105
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5.2.5 Object Properties

In order to take advantage of all the templating and replication capcabilities of IVM, objects can be
created. These objects allow:
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5.2.5.1 Summary List
Linked to Point Further Info

ID Property Name
ID Name Property Section Page
10001 AWS Results VLPIPR CalcSensitivity 1045 {WellName} VLP/IPR Sensitivity to Input PCV
10002 AWS Results VLPIPR CalcSensitivity Colour 2013 {WellName} VLP/IPR Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10003 AWS Results VLPIPR CalcSuccess 1001 {WellName} VLP/IPR Calculation Success PCV
10004 AWS Results VLPIPR CalcSuccess Colour 1001 {WellName} VLP/IPR Calculation Success PCO
10005 AWS Results VLPIPR CalcSuccessInfo 1002 {WellName} VLP/IPR Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10006 AWS Results VLPIPR CGR 1005 {WellName} VLP/IPR CGR PCV
10007 AWS Results VLPIPR CHP 1003 {WellName} VLP/IPR Casing Head Pressure PCV
10008 AWS Results VLPIPR CHT 1004 {WellName} VLP/IPR Casing Head Temperature PCV
10009 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation CHP colour 2001 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation CHP Colour PCO
10010 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation CHP percent 1006 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation CHP PCV
10011 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation DHGP colour 2002 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10012 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation DHGP percent 1007 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGP PCV
10013 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation DHGT colour 2003 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10014 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation DHGT percent 1008 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation DHGT PCV
10015 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FLP colour 2004 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10016 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FLP percent 1009 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLP PCV
10017 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FLT colour 2005 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10018 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FLT percent 1010 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FLT PCV
10019 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FWHP colour 2006 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
10020 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FWHP percent 1011 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHP PCV
10021 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FWHT colour 2007 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10022 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation FWHT percent 1012 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation FWHT PCV
10023 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpInP colour 2008 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInP Colour PCO
10024 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpInP percent 1013 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInP PCV
10025 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpInT colour 2009 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInT Colour PCO
10026 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpInT percent 1014 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpInT PCV
10027 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpOutP colour 2010 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutP Colour PCO
10028 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpOutP percent 1015 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutP PCV
10029 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpOutT colour 2011 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutT Colour PCO
10030 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation PumpOutT percent 1016 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation PumpOutT PCV
10031 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation Q colour 2012 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation Q Colour PCO
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ID Property Name
10032 AWS Results VLPIPR Deviation Q percent 1017 {WellName} VLP/IPR Deviation Q PCV
10033 AWS Results VLPIPR DHGP 1018 {WellName} VLP/IPR Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
10034 AWS Results VLPIPR DHGT 1019 {WellName} VLP/IPR Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10035 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Current 1020 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Current PCV
10036 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Efficiency 1021 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Efficiency PCV
10037 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Frequency 1022 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Frequency PCV
10038 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Head 1023 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Head PCV
10039 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Inlet Pressure 1024 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Inlet Pressure PCV
10040 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Inlet Temperature 1025 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Inlet Temperature PCV
10041 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Outlet Pressure 1026 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Outlet Pressure PCV
10042 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Outlet Temperature 1027 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Outlet Temperature PCV
10043 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Potential 1028 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Potential PCV
10044 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Power 1029 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Power PCV
10045 AWS Results VLPIPR ESP Rate 1030 {WellName} VLP/IPR ESP Rate PCV
10046 AWS Results VLPIPR FBHP 1031 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10047 AWS Results VLPIPR FBHT 1032 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10048 AWS Results VLPIPR FLP 1035 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowline Pressure PCV
10049 AWS Results VLPIPR FLT 1036 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowline Temperature PCV
10050 AWS Results VLPIPR FWHP 1033 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10051 AWS Results VLPIPR FWHT 1034 {WellName} VLP/IPR Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
10052 AWS Results VLPIPR Gas Lift Gas 1037 {WellName} VLP/IPR Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10053 AWS Results VLPIPR GOR 1040 {WellName} VLP/IPR GOR PCV
10054 AWS Results VLPIPR PI 1043 {WellName} VLP/IPR Productivity Index PCV
10055 AWS Results VLPIPR Qgas 1038 {WellName} VLP/IPR Gas Rate PCV
10056 AWS Results VLPIPR QgasInjected 1039 {WellName} VLP/IPR Gas Rate Injected PCV
10057 AWS Results VLPIPR Qliq 1041 {WellName} VLP/IPR Liquid Rate PCV
10058 AWS Results VLPIPR Qoil 1042 {WellName} VLP/IPR Oil Rate PCV
10059 AWS Results VLPIPR Qwat 1047 {WellName} VLP/IPR Water Rate PCV
10060 AWS Results VLPIPR ResPres 1044 {WellName} VLP/IPR Reservoir Pressure PCV
10061 AWS Results VLPIPR Solution Type 1046 {WellName} VLP/IPR Solution Type PCV
10062 AWS Results VLPIPR WC 1048 {WellName} VLP/IPR WC PCV
10063 AWS Results VLPIPR WGR 1049 {WellName} VLP/IPR WGR PCV
10064 AWS Results VLP Boundary Condition txt 1050 {WellName} VLP Boundary Condition PCT
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ID Property Name
10065 AWS Results VLP CalcSensitivity 1097 {WellName} VLP Sensitivity to Input PCV
10066 AWS Results VLP CalcSensitivity Colour 2028 {WellName} VLP Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10067 AWS Results VLP CalcSuccess 1051 {WellName} VLP Calculation Success PCV
10068 AWS Results VLP CalcSuccess Colour 1051 {WellName} VLP Calculation Success PCO
10069 AWS Results VLP CalcSuccessInfo 1052 {WellName} VLP Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10070 AWS Results VLP CGR 1055 {WellName} VLP CGR PCV
10071 AWS Results VLP CHP 1053 {WellName} VLP Casing Head Pressure PCV
10072 AWS Results VLP CHT 1054 {WellName} VLP Casing Head Temperature PCV
10073 AWS Results VLP Deviation CHP colour 2014 {WellName} VLP Deviation CHP Colour PCO
10074 AWS Results VLP Deviation CHP percent 1056 {WellName} VLP Deviation CHP PCV
10075 AWS Results VLP Deviation DHGP colour 2015 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10076 AWS Results VLP Deviation DHGP percent 1057 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGP PCV
10077 AWS Results VLP Deviation DHGT colour 2016 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10078 AWS Results VLP Deviation DHGT percent 1058 {WellName} VLP Deviation DHGT PCV
10079 AWS Results VLP Deviation FLP colour 2017 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10080 AWS Results VLP Deviation FLP percent 1059 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLP PCV
10081 AWS Results VLP Deviation FLT colour 2018 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10082 AWS Results VLP Deviation FLT percent 1060 {WellName} VLP Deviation FLT PCV
10083 AWS Results VLP Deviation FWHP colour 2019 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
10084 AWS Results VLP Deviation FWHP percent 1061 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHP PCV
10085 AWS Results VLP Deviation FWHT colour 2020 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10086 AWS Results VLP Deviation FWHT percent 1062 {WellName} VLP Deviation FWHT PCV
10087 AWS Results VLP Deviation PI colour 2021 {WellName} VLP Deviation PI Colour PCO
10088 AWS Results VLP Deviation PI percent 1063 {WellName} VLP Deviation PI PCV
10089 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpInP colour 2022 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInP Colour PCO
10090 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpInP percent 1064 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInP PCV
10091 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpInT colour 2023 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInT Colour PCO
10092 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpInT percent 1065 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpInT PCV
10093 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpOutP colour 2024 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutP Colour PCO
10094 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpOutP percent 1066 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutP PCV
10095 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpOutT colour 2025 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutT Colour PCO
10096 AWS Results VLP Deviation PumpOutT percent 1067 {WellName} VLP Deviation PumpOutT PCV
10097 AWS Results VLP Deviation Q colour 2026 {WellName} VLP Deviation Q Colour PCO
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ID Property Name
10098 AWS Results VLP Deviation Q percent 1068 {WellName} VLP Deviation Q PCV
10099 AWS Results VLP Deviation Res Pres colour 2027 {WellName} VLP Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour PCO
10100 AWS Results VLP Deviation Res Pres percent 1069 {WellName} VLP Deviation Reservoir Pressure PCV
10101 AWS Results VLP DHGP 1070 {WellName} VLP Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
10102 AWS Results VLP DHGT 1071 {WellName} VLP Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10103 AWS Results VLP ESP Current 1072 {WellName} VLP ESP Current PCV
10104 AWS Results VLP ESP Efficiency 1073 {WellName} VLP ESP Efficiency PCV
10105 AWS Results VLP ESP Frequency 1074 {WellName} VLP ESP Frequency PCV
10106 AWS Results VLP ESP Head 1075 {WellName} VLP ESP Head PCV
10107 AWS Results VLP ESP Inlet Pressure 1076 {WellName} VLP ESP Inlet Pressure PCV
10108 AWS Results VLP ESP Inlet Temperature 1077 {WellName} VLP ESP Inlet Temperature PCV
10109 AWS Results VLP ESP Outlet Pressure 1078 {WellName} VLP ESP Outlet Pressure PCV
10110 AWS Results VLP ESP Outlet Temperature 1079 {WellName} VLP ESP Outlet Temperature PCV
10111 AWS Results VLP ESP Potential 1080 {WellName} VLP ESP Potential PCV
10112 AWS Results VLP ESP Power 1081 {WellName} VLP ESP Power PCV
10113 AWS Results VLP ESP Rate 1082 {WellName} VLP ESP Rate PCV
10114 AWS Results VLP FBHP 1083 {WellName} VLP Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10115 AWS Results VLP FBHT 1084 {WellName} VLP Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10116 AWS Results VLP FLP 1087 {WellName} VLP Flowline Pressure PCV
10117 AWS Results VLP FLT 1088 {WellName} VLP Flowline Temperature PCV
10118 AWS Results VLP FWHP 1085 {WellName} VLP Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10119 AWS Results VLP FWHT 1086 {WellName} VLP Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
10120 AWS Results VLP Gas Lift Gas 1089 {WellName} VLP Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10121 AWS Results VLP GOR 1092 {WellName} VLP GOR PCV
10122 AWS Results VLP PI 1095 {WellName} VLP Productivity Index PCV
10123 AWS Results VLP Qgas 1090 {WellName} VLP Gas Rate PCV
10124 AWS Results VLP QgasInjected 1091 {WellName} VLP Gas Rate Injected PCV
10125 AWS Results VLP Qliq 1093 {WellName} VLP Liquid Rate PCV
10126 AWS Results VLP Qoil 1094 {WellName} VLP Oil Rate PCV
10127 AWS Results VLP Qwat 1099 {WellName} VLP Water Rate PCV
10128 AWS Results VLP ResPres 1096 {WellName} VLP Reservoir Pressure PCV
10129 AWS Results VLP Solution Type 1098 {WellName} VLP Solution Type PCV
10130 AWS Results VLP WC 1100 {WellName} VLP WC PCV
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ID Property Name
10131 AWS Results VLP WGR 1101 {WellName} VLP WGR PCV
10132 AWS Results IPR CalcSensitivity 1146 {WellName} IPR Sensitivity to Input PCV
10133 AWS Results IPR CalcSensitivity Colour 2041 {WellName} IPR Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10134 AWS Results IPR CalcSuccess 1102 {WellName} IPR Calculation Success PCV
10135 AWS Results IPR CalcSuccess Colour 1102 {WellName} IPR Calculation Success PCO
10136 AWS Results IPR CalcSuccessInfo 1103 {WellName} IPR Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10137 AWS Results IPR CGR 1106 {WellName} IPR CGR PCV
10138 AWS Results IPR CHP 1104 {WellName} IPR Casing Head Pressure PCV
10139 AWS Results IPR CHT 1105 {WellName} IPR Casing Head Temperature PCV
10140 AWS Results IPR Deviation CHP colour 2029 {WellName} IPR Deviation CHP Colour PCO
10141 AWS Results IPR Deviation CHP percent 1107 {WellName} IPR Deviation CHP PCV
10142 AWS Results IPR Deviation DHGP colour 2030 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10143 AWS Results IPR Deviation DHGP percent 1108 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGP PCV
10144 AWS Results IPR Deviation DHGT colour 2031 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10145 AWS Results IPR Deviation DHGT percent 1109 {WellName} IPR Deviation DHGT PCV
10146 AWS Results IPR Deviation FLP colour 2032 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10147 AWS Results IPR Deviation FLP percent 1110 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLP PCV
10148 AWS Results IPR Deviation FLT colour 2033 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10149 AWS Results IPR Deviation FLT percent 1111 {WellName} IPR Deviation FLT PCV
10150 AWS Results IPR Deviation FWHP colour 2034 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
10151 AWS Results IPR Deviation FWHP percent 1112 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHP PCV
10152 AWS Results IPR Deviation FWHT colour 2035 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10153 AWS Results IPR Deviation FWHT percent 1113 {WellName} IPR Deviation FWHT PCV
10154 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpInP colour 2036 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInP Colour PCO
10155 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpInP percent 1114 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInP PCV
10156 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpInT colour 2037 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInT Colour PCO
10157 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpInT percent 1115 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpInT PCV
10158 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpOutP colour 2038 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutP Colour PCO
10159 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpOutP percent 1116 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutP PCV
10160 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpOutT colour 2039 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutT Colour PCO
10161 AWS Results IPR Deviation PumpOutT percent 1117 {WellName} IPR Deviation PumpOutT PCV
10162 AWS Results IPR Deviation Q colour 2040 {WellName} IPR Deviation Q Colour PCO
10163 AWS Results IPR Deviation Q percent 1118 {WellName} IPR Deviation Q PCV
121

ID Property Name
10164 AWS Results IPR DHGP 1119 {WellName} IPR Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
10165 AWS Results IPR DHGT 1120 {WellName} IPR Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10166 AWS Results IPR ESP Current 1121 {WellName} IPR ESP Current PCV
10167 AWS Results IPR ESP Efficiency 1122 {WellName} IPR ESP Efficiency PCV
10168 AWS Results IPR ESP Frequency 1123 {WellName} IPR ESP Frequency PCV
10169 AWS Results IPR ESP Head 1124 {WellName} IPR ESP Head PCV
10170 AWS Results IPR ESP Inlet Pressure 1125 {WellName} IPR ESP Inlet Pressure PCV
10171 AWS Results IPR ESP Inlet Temperature 1126 {WellName} IPR ESP Inlet Temperature PCV
10172 AWS Results IPR ESP Outlet Pressure 1127 {WellName} IPR ESP Outlet Pressure PCV
10173 AWS Results IPR ESP Outlet Temperature 1128 {WellName} IPR ESP Outlet Temperature PCV
10174 AWS Results IPR ESP Potential 1129 {WellName} IPR ESP Potential PCV
10175 AWS Results IPR ESP Power 1130 {WellName} IPR ESP Power PCV
10176 AWS Results IPR ESP Rate 1131 {WellName} IPR ESP Rate PCV
10177 AWS Results IPR FBHP 1132 {WellName} IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10178 AWS Results IPR FBHT 1133 {WellName} IPR Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10179 AWS Results IPR FLP 1136 {WellName} IPR Flowline Pressure PCV
10180 AWS Results IPR FLT 1137 {WellName} IPR Flowline Temperature PCV
10181 AWS Results IPR FWHP 1134 {WellName} IPR Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10182 AWS Results IPR FWHT 1135 {WellName} IPR Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
10183 AWS Results IPR Gas Lift Gas 1138 {WellName} IPR Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10184 AWS Results IPR GOR 1141 {WellName} IPR GOR PCV
10185 AWS Results IPR PI 1144 {WellName} IPR Productivity Index PCV
10186 AWS Results IPR Qgas 1139 {WellName} IPR Gas Rate PCV
10187 AWS Results IPR QgasInjected 1140 {WellName} IPR Gas Rate Injected PCV
10188 AWS Results IPR Qliq 1142 {WellName} IPR Liquid Rate PCV
10189 AWS Results IPR Qoil 1143 {WellName} IPR Oil Rate PCV
10190 AWS Results IPR Qwat 1148 {WellName} IPR Water Rate PCV
10191 AWS Results IPR ResPres 1145 {WellName} IPR Reservoir Pressure PCV
10192 AWS Results IPR Solution Type 1147 {WellName} IPR Solution Type PCV
10193 AWS Results IPR WC 1149 {WellName} IPR WC PCV
10194 AWS Results IPR WGR 1150 {WellName} IPR WGR PCV
10195 AWS Results Chk CalcSuccessInfo 1152 {WellName} Choke Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10196 AWS Results Chk CHP 1153 {WellName} Choke Casing Head Pressure PCV
122

ID Property Name
10197 AWS Results Chk FLP 1187 {WellName} Choke Flowline Pressure PCV
10198 AWS Results Choke CalcSensitivity 1197 {WellName} Choke Sensitivity to Input PCV
10199 AWS Results Choke CalcSensitivity Colour 2056 {WellName} Choke Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10200 AWS Results Choke CalcSuccess 1151 {WellName} Choke Calculation Success PCV
10201 AWS Results Choke CalcSuccess Colour 1151 {WellName} Choke Calculation Success PCO
10202 AWS Results Choke CGR 1155 {WellName} Choke CGR PCV
10203 AWS Results Choke CHT 1154 {WellName} Choke Casing Head Temperature PCV
10204 AWS Results Choke Deviation CHP colour 2042 {WellName} Choke Deviation CHP Colour PCO
10205 AWS Results Choke Deviation CHP percent 1156 {WellName} Choke Deviation CHP PCV
10206 AWS Results Choke Deviation DHGP colour 2043 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10207 AWS Results Choke Deviation DHGP percent 1157 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGP PCV
10208 AWS Results Choke Deviation DHGT colour 2044 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10209 AWS Results Choke Deviation DHGT percent 1158 {WellName} Choke Deviation DHGT PCV
10210 AWS Results Choke Deviation FLP colour 2045 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10211 AWS Results Choke Deviation FLP percent 1159 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLP PCV
10212 AWS Results Choke Deviation FLT colour 2046 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10213 AWS Results Choke Deviation FLT percent 1160 {WellName} Choke Deviation FLT PCV
10214 AWS Results Choke Deviation FWHP colour 2047 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
10215 AWS Results Choke Deviation FWHP percent 1161 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHP PCV
10216 AWS Results Choke Deviation FWHT colour 2048 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10217 AWS Results Choke Deviation FWHT percent 1162 {WellName} Choke Deviation FWHT PCV
10218 AWS Results Choke Deviation PI colour 2049 {WellName} Choke Deviation PI Colour PCO
10219 AWS Results Choke Deviation PI percent 1163 {WellName} Choke Deviation PI PCV
10220 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpInP colour 2050 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInP Colour PCO
10221 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpInP percent 1164 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInP PCV
10222 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpInT colour 2051 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInT Colour PCO
10223 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpInT percent 1165 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpInT PCV
10224 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpOutP colour 2052 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutP Colour PCO
10225 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpOutP percent 1166 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutP PCV
10226 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpOutT colour 2053 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutT Colour PCO
10227 AWS Results Choke Deviation PumpOutT percent 1167 {WellName} Choke Deviation PumpOutT PCV
10228 AWS Results Choke Deviation Q colour 2054 {WellName} Choke Deviation Q Colour PCO
10229 AWS Results Choke Deviation Q percent 1168 {WellName} Choke Deviation Q PCV
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ID Property Name
10230 AWS Results Choke Deviation Res Pres colour 2055 {WellName} Choke Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour PCO
10231 AWS Results Choke Deviation Res Pres percent 1169 {WellName} Choke Deviation Reservoir Pressure PCV
10232 AWS Results Choke DHGP 1170 {WellName} Choke Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
10233 AWS Results Choke DHGT 1171 {WellName} Choke Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10234 AWS Results Choke ESP Current 1172 {WellName} Choke ESP Current PCV
10235 AWS Results Choke ESP Efficiency 1173 {WellName} Choke ESP Efficiency PCV
10236 AWS Results Choke ESP Frequency 1174 {WellName} Choke ESP Frequency PCV
10237 AWS Results Choke ESP Head 1175 {WellName} Choke ESP Head PCV
10238 AWS Results Choke ESP Inlet Pressure 1176 {WellName} Choke ESP Inlet Pressure PCV
10239 AWS Results Choke ESP Inlet Temperature 1177 {WellName} Choke ESP Inlet Temperature PCV
10240 AWS Results Choke ESP Outlet Pressure 1178 {WellName} Choke ESP Outlet Pressure PCV
10241 AWS Results Choke ESP Outlet Temperature 1179 {WellName} Choke ESP Outlet Temperature PCV
10242 AWS Results Choke ESP Potential 1180 {WellName} Choke ESP Potential PCV
10243 AWS Results Choke ESP Power 1181 {WellName} Choke ESP Power PCV
10244 AWS Results Choke ESP Rate 1182 {WellName} Choke ESP Rate PCV
10245 AWS Results Choke FBHP 1183 {WellName} Choke Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10246 AWS Results Choke FBHT 1184 {WellName} Choke Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10247 AWS Results Choke FLT 1188 {WellName} Choke Flowline Temperature PCV
10248 AWS Results Choke FWHP 1185 {WellName} Choke Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10249 AWS Results Choke FWHT 1186 {WellName} Choke Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
10250 AWS Results Choke Gas Lift Gas 1189 {WellName} Choke Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10251 AWS Results Choke GOR 1192 {WellName} Choke GOR PCV
10252 AWS Results Choke PI 1195 {WellName} Choke Productivity Index PCV
10253 AWS Results Choke Qgas 1190 {WellName} Choke Gas Rate PCV
10254 AWS Results Choke QgasInjected 1191 {WellName} Choke Gas Rate Injected PCV
10255 AWS Results Choke Qliq 1193 {WellName} Choke Liquid Rate PCV
10256 AWS Results Choke Qoil 1194 {WellName} Choke Oil Rate PCV
10257 AWS Results Choke Qwat 1199 {WellName} Choke Water Rate PCV
10258 AWS Results Choke ResPres 1196 {WellName} Choke Reservoir Pressure PCV
10259 AWS Results Choke Solution Type 1198 {WellName} Choke Solution Type PCV
10260 AWS Results Choke WC 1200 {WellName} Choke WC PCV
10261 AWS Results Choke WGR 1201 {WellName} Choke WGR PCV
10262 AWS Results ESP CalcSensitivity 1245 {WellName} ESP Sensitivity to Input PCV
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ID Property Name
10263 AWS Results ESP CalcSensitivity Colour 2070 {WellName} ESP Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10264 AWS Results ESP CalcSuccess 1202 {WellName} ESP Calculation Success PCV
10265 AWS Results ESP CalcSuccess Colour 1202 {WellName} ESP Calculation Success PCO
10266 AWS Results ESP CalcSuccessInfo 1203 {WellName} ESP Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10267 AWS Results ESP CGR 1204 {WellName} ESP CGR PCV
10268 AWS Results ESP Depth 1583 {WellName} ESP Depth PCV
10269 AWS Results ESP Deviation DHGP colour 2057 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10270 AWS Results ESP Deviation DHGP percent 1205 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGP PCV
10271 AWS Results ESP Deviation DHGT colour 2058 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10272 AWS Results ESP Deviation DHGT percent 1206 {WellName} ESP Deviation DHGT PCV
10273 AWS Results ESP Deviation FLP colour 2059 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10274 AWS Results ESP Deviation FLP percent 1207 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLP PCV
10275 AWS Results ESP Deviation FLT colour 2060 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10276 AWS Results ESP Deviation FLT percent 1208 {WellName} ESP Deviation FLT PCV
10277 AWS Results ESP Deviation FWHP colour 2061 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
10278 AWS Results ESP Deviation FWHP percent 1209 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHP PCV
10279 AWS Results ESP Deviation FWHT colour 2062 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10280 AWS Results ESP Deviation FWHT percent 1210 {WellName} ESP Deviation FWHT PCV
10281 AWS Results ESP Deviation PI colour 2063 {WellName} ESP Deviation PI Colour PCO
10282 AWS Results ESP Deviation PI percent 1211 {WellName} ESP Deviation PI PCV
10283 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpInP colour 2064 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInP Colour PCO
10284 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpInP percent 1212 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInP PCV
10285 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpInT colour 2065 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInT Colour PCO
10286 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpInT percent 1213 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpInT PCV
10287 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpOutP colour 2066 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutP Colour PCO
10288 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpOutP percent 1214 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutP PCV
10289 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpOutT colour 2067 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutT Colour PCO
10290 AWS Results ESP Deviation PumpOutT percent 1215 {WellName} ESP Deviation PumpOutT PCV
10291 AWS Results ESP Deviation Q colour 2068 {WellName} ESP Deviation Q Colour PCO
10292 AWS Results ESP Deviation Q percent 1216 {WellName} ESP Deviation Q PCV
10293 AWS Results ESP Deviation Res Pres colour 2069 {WellName} ESP Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour PCO
10294 AWS Results ESP Deviation Res Pres percent 1217 {WellName} ESP Deviation Reservoir Pressure PCV
10295 AWS Results ESP DHGP 1218 {WellName} ESP Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
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ID Property Name
10296 AWS Results ESP DHGT 1219 {WellName} ESP Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10297 AWS Results ESP ESP Current 1220 {WellName} ESP ESP Current PCV
10298 AWS Results ESP ESP Efficiency 1221 {WellName} ESP ESP Efficiency PCV
10299 AWS Results ESP ESP Frequency 1222 {WellName} ESP ESP Frequency PCV
10300 AWS Results ESP ESP Head 1223 {WellName} ESP ESP Head PCV
10301 AWS Results ESP ESP Inlet Pressure 1224 {WellName} ESP ESP Inlet Pressure PCV
10302 AWS Results ESP ESP Inlet Temperature 1225 {WellName} ESP ESP Inlet Temperature PCV
10303 AWS Results ESP ESP Outlet Pressure 1226 {WellName} ESP ESP Outlet Pressure PCV
10304 AWS Results ESP ESP Outlet Temperature 1227 {WellName} ESP ESP Outlet Temperature PCV
10305 AWS Results ESP ESP Potential 1228 {WellName} ESP ESP Potential PCV
10306 AWS Results ESP ESP Power 1229 {WellName} ESP ESP Power PCV
10307 AWS Results ESP ESP Rate 1230 {WellName} ESP ESP Rate PCV
10308 AWS Results ESP FBHP 1231 {WellName} ESP Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10309 AWS Results ESP FBHT 1232 {WellName} ESP Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10310 AWS Results ESP FLP 1235 {WellName} ESP Flowline Pressure PCV
10311 AWS Results ESP FLT 1236 {WellName} ESP Flowline Temperature PCV
10312 AWS Results ESP FWHP 1233 {WellName} ESP Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10313 AWS Results ESP FWHT 1234 {WellName} ESP Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
10314 AWS Results ESP Gas Lift Gas 1237 {WellName} ESP Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10315 AWS Results ESP GOR 1240 {WellName} ESP GOR PCV
10316 AWS Results ESP PI 1243 {WellName} ESP Productivity Index PCV
10317 AWS Results ESP Qgas 1238 {WellName} ESP Gas Rate PCV
10318 AWS Results ESP QgasInjected 1239 {WellName} ESP Gas Rate Injected PCV
10319 AWS Results ESP Qliq 1241 {WellName} ESP Liquid Rate PCV
10320 AWS Results ESP Qoil 1242 {WellName} ESP Oil Rate PCV
10321 AWS Results ESP Qwat 1247 {WellName} ESP Water Rate PCV
10322 AWS Results ESP ResPres 1244 {WellName} ESP Reservoir Pressure PCV
10323 AWS Results ESP Solution Type 1246 {WellName} ESP Solution Type PCV
10324 AWS Results ESP WC 1248 {WellName} ESP WC PCV
10325 AWS Results ESP WGR 1249 {WellName} ESP WGR PCV
10326 AWS Results CHP CalcSensitivity 1281 {WellName} CHP Sensitivity to Input PCV
10327 AWS Results CHP CalcSensitivity Colour 2081 {WellName} CHP Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10328 AWS Results CHP CalcSuccess 1250 {WellName} CHP Calculation Success PCV
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ID Property Name
10329 AWS Results CHP CalcSuccess Colour 1250 {WellName} CHP Calculation Success PCO
10330 AWS Results CHP CalcSuccessInfo 1251 {WellName} CHP Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10331 AWS Results CHP CGR 1254 {WellName} CHP CGR PCV
10332 AWS Results CHP CHP 1252 {WellName} CHP Casing Head Pressure PCV
10333 AWS Results CHP CHT 1253 {WellName} CHP Casing Head Temperature PCV
10334 AWS Results CHP Deviation CHP colour 2071 {WellName} CHP Deviation CHP Colour PCO
10335 AWS Results CHP Deviation CHP percent 1255 {WellName} CHP Deviation CHP PCV
10336 AWS Results CHP Deviation DHGP colour 2072 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10337 AWS Results CHP Deviation DHGP percent 1256 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGP PCV
10338 AWS Results CHP Deviation DHGT colour 2073 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10339 AWS Results CHP Deviation DHGT percent 1257 {WellName} CHP Deviation DHGT PCV
10340 AWS Results CHP Deviation FLP colour 2074 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10341 AWS Results CHP Deviation FLP percent 1258 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLP PCV
10342 AWS Results CHP Deviation FLT colour 2075 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10343 AWS Results CHP Deviation FLT percent 1259 {WellName} CHP Deviation FLT PCV
10344 AWS Results CHP Deviation FWHP colour 2076 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
10345 AWS Results CHP Deviation FWHP percent 1260 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHP PCV
10346 AWS Results CHP Deviation FWHT colour 2077 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10347 AWS Results CHP Deviation FWHT percent 1261 {WellName} CHP Deviation FWHT PCV
10348 AWS Results CHP Deviation PI colour 2078 {WellName} CHP Deviation PI Colour PCO
10349 AWS Results CHP Deviation PI percent 1262 {WellName} CHP Deviation PI PCV
10350 AWS Results CHP Deviation Q colour 2079 {WellName} CHP Deviation Q Colour PCO
10351 AWS Results CHP Deviation Q percent 1263 {WellName} CHP Deviation Q PCV
10352 AWS Results CHP Deviation Res Pres colour 2080 {WellName} CHP Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour PCO
10353 AWS Results CHP Deviation Res Pres percent 1264 {WellName} CHP Deviation Reservoir Pressure PCV
10354 AWS Results CHP DHGP 1265 {WellName} CHP Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
10355 AWS Results CHP DHGT 1266 {WellName} CHP Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10356 AWS Results CHP FBHP 1267 {WellName} CHP Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10357 AWS Results CHP FBHT 1268 {WellName} CHP Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10358 AWS Results CHP FLP 1271 {WellName} CHP Flowline Pressure PCV
10359 AWS Results CHP FLT 1272 {WellName} CHP Flowline Temperature PCV
10360 AWS Results CHP FWHP 1269 {WellName} CHP Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10361 AWS Results CHP FWHT 1270 {WellName} CHP Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
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ID Property Name
10362 AWS Results CHP Gas Lift Gas 1273 {WellName} CHP Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10363 AWS Results CHP GOR 1276 {WellName} CHP GOR PCV
10364 AWS Results CHP PI 1279 {WellName} CHP Productivity Index PCV
10365 AWS Results CHP Qgas 1274 {WellName} CHP Gas Rate PCV
10366 AWS Results CHP QgasInjected 1275 {WellName} CHP Gas Rate Injected PCV
10367 AWS Results CHP Qliq 1277 {WellName} CHP Liquid Rate PCV
10368 AWS Results CHP Qoil 1278 {WellName} CHP Oil Rate PCV
10369 AWS Results CHP Qwat 1283 {WellName} CHP Water Rate PCV
10370 AWS Results CHP ResPres 1280 {WellName} CHP Reservoir Pressure PCV
10371 AWS Results CHP Solution Type 1282 {WellName} CHP Solution Type PCV
10372 AWS Results CHP WC 1284 {WellName} CHP WC PCV
10373 AWS Results CHP WGR 1285 {WellName} CHP WGR PCV
10374 AWS Results Ext CalcSensitivity 1336 {WellName} Ext Sensitivity to Input PCV
10375 AWS Results Ext CalcSensitivity Colour 2100 {WellName} Ext Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10376 AWS Results Ext CalcSuccess 1286 {WellName} Ext Calculation Success PCV
10377 AWS Results Ext CalcSuccess Colour 1286 {WellName} Ext Calculation Success PCO
10378 AWS Results Ext CalcSuccessInfo 1287 {WellName} Ext Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10379 AWS Results Ext CGR 1290 {WellName} Ext CGR PCV
10380 AWS Results Ext CHP 1288 {WellName} Ext Casing Head Pressure PCV
10381 AWS Results Ext CHT 1289 {WellName} Ext Casing Head Temperature PCV
10382 AWS Results Ext Deviation CGR colour 2082 {WellName} Ext Deviation CGR Colour PCO
10383 AWS Results Ext Deviation CGR percent 1291 {WellName} Ext Deviation CGR PCV
10384 AWS Results Ext Deviation CHP colour 2083 {WellName} Ext Deviation CHP Colour PCO
10385 AWS Results Ext Deviation CHP percent 1292 {WellName} Ext Deviation CHP PCV
10386 AWS Results Ext Deviation DHGP colour 2084 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10387 AWS Results Ext Deviation DHGP percent 1293 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGP PCV
10388 AWS Results Ext Deviation DHGT colour 2085 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10389 AWS Results Ext Deviation DHGT percent 1294 {WellName} Ext Deviation DHGT PCV
10390 AWS Results Ext Deviation FLP colour 2086 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10391 AWS Results Ext Deviation FLP percent 1295 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLP PCV
10392 AWS Results Ext Deviation FLT colour 2087 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10393 AWS Results Ext Deviation FLT percent 1296 {WellName} Ext Deviation FLT PCV
10394 AWS Results Ext Deviation FWHP colour 2088 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
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ID Property Name
10395 AWS Results Ext Deviation FWHP percent 1297 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHP PCV
10396 AWS Results Ext Deviation FWHT colour 2089 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10397 AWS Results Ext Deviation FWHT percent 1298 {WellName} Ext Deviation FWHT PCV
10398 AWS Results Ext Deviation GOR colour 2090 {WellName} Ext Deviation GOR Colour PCO
10399 AWS Results Ext Deviation GOR percent 1299 {WellName} Ext Deviation GOR PCV
10400 AWS Results Ext Deviation PI colour 2091 {WellName} Ext Deviation PI Colour PCO
10401 AWS Results Ext Deviation PI percent 1300 {WellName} Ext Deviation PI PCV
10402 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpInP colour 2092 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInP Colour PCO
10403 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpInP percent 1301 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInP PCV
10404 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpInT colour 2093 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInT Colour PCO
10405 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpInT percent 1302 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpInT PCV
10406 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpOutP colour 2094 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutP Colour PCO
10407 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpOutP percent 1303 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutP PCV
10408 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpOutT colour 2095 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutT Colour PCO
10409 AWS Results Ext Deviation PumpOutT percent 1304 {WellName} Ext Deviation PumpOutT PCV
10410 AWS Results Ext Deviation Q colour 2096 {WellName} Ext Deviation Q Colour PCO
10411 AWS Results Ext Deviation Q percent 1305 {WellName} Ext Deviation Q PCV
10412 AWS Results Ext Deviation Res Pres colour 2097 {WellName} Ext Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour PCO
10413 AWS Results Ext Deviation Res Pres percent 1306 {WellName} Ext Deviation Reservoir Pressure PCV
10414 AWS Results Ext Deviation WC colour 2098 {WellName} Ext Deviation WC Colour PCO
10415 AWS Results Ext Deviation WC percent 1307 {WellName} Ext Deviation WC PCV
10416 AWS Results Ext Deviation WGR colour 2099 {WellName} Ext Deviation WGR Colour PCO
10417 AWS Results Ext Deviation WGR percent 1308 {WellName} Ext Deviation WGR PCV
10418 AWS Results Ext DHGP 1309 {WellName} Ext Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
10419 AWS Results Ext DHGT 1310 {WellName} Ext Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10420 AWS Results Ext ESP Current 1311 {WellName} Ext ESP Current PCV
10421 AWS Results Ext ESP Efficiency 1312 {WellName} Ext ESP Efficiency PCV
10422 AWS Results Ext ESP Frequency 1313 {WellName} Ext ESP Frequency PCV
10423 AWS Results Ext ESP Head 1314 {WellName} Ext ESP Head PCV
10424 AWS Results Ext ESP Inlet Pressure 1315 {WellName} Ext ESP Inlet Pressure PCV
10425 AWS Results Ext ESP Inlet Temperature 1316 {WellName} Ext ESP Inlet Temperature PCV
10426 AWS Results Ext ESP Outlet Pressure 1317 {WellName} Ext ESP Outlet Pressure PCV
10427 AWS Results Ext ESP Outlet Temperature 1318 {WellName} Ext ESP Outlet Temperature PCV
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ID Property Name
10428 AWS Results Ext ESP Potential 1319 {WellName} Ext ESP Potential PCV
10429 AWS Results Ext ESP Power 1320 {WellName} Ext ESP Power PCV
10430 AWS Results Ext ESP Rate 1321 {WellName} Ext ESP Rate PCV
10431 AWS Results Ext FBHP 1322 {WellName} Ext Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10432 AWS Results Ext FBHT 1323 {WellName} Ext Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10433 AWS Results Ext FLP 1326 {WellName} Ext Flowline Pressure PCV
10434 AWS Results Ext FLT 1327 {WellName} Ext Flowline Temperature PCV
10435 AWS Results Ext FWHP 1324 {WellName} Ext Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10436 AWS Results Ext FWHT 1325 {WellName} Ext Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
10437 AWS Results Ext Gas Lift Gas 1328 {WellName} Ext Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10438 AWS Results Ext GOR 1331 {WellName} Ext GOR PCV
10439 AWS Results Ext PI 1334 {WellName} Ext Productivity Index PCV
10440 AWS Results Ext Qgas 1329 {WellName} Ext Gas Rate PCV
10441 AWS Results Ext QgasInjected 1330 {WellName} Ext Gas Rate Injected PCV
10442 AWS Results Ext Qliq 1332 {WellName} Ext Liquid Rate PCV
10443 AWS Results Ext Qoil 1333 {WellName} Ext Oil Rate PCV
10444 AWS Results Ext Qwat 1338 {WellName} Ext Water Rate PCV
10445 AWS Results Ext ResPres 1335 {WellName} Ext Reservoir Pressure PCV
10446 AWS Results Ext Solution Type 1337 {WellName} Ext Solution Type PCV
10447 AWS Results Ext WC 1339 {WellName} Ext WC PCV
10448 AWS Results Ext WGR 1340 {WellName} Ext WGR PCV
10449 AWS Results AutoRate CalcSensitivity 1413 {WellName} AutoRate Sensitivity to Input PCV
10450 AWS Results AutoRate CalcSensitivity Colour 2119 {WellName} AutoRate Sensitivity to Input Colour PCO
10451 AWS Results AutoRate CalcSuccess 1342 {WellName} AutoRate Calculation Success PCV
10452 AWS Results AutoRate CalcSuccess Colour 1342 {WellName} AutoRate Calculation Success PCO
10453 AWS Results AutoRate CalcSuccessInfo 1343 {WellName} AutoRate Calculation Success Info LED PCV
10454 AWS Results AutoRate CalcType 1341 {WellName} AutoRate Calc Type PCV
10455 AWS Results AutoRate CGR 1346 {WellName} AutoRate CGR PCV
10456 AWS Results AutoRate CHP 1344 {WellName} AutoRate Casing Head Pressure PCV
10457 AWS Results AutoRate CHT 1345 {WellName} AutoRate Casing Head Temperature PCV
10458 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation CGR colour 2101 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CGR Colour PCO
10459 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation CGR percent 1347 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CGR PCV
10460 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation CHP colour 2102 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CHP Colour PCO
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ID Property Name
10461 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation CHP percent 1348 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation CHP PCV
10462 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation DHGP colour 2103 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGP Colour PCO
10463 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation DHGP percent 1349 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGP PCV
10464 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation DHGT colour 2104 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGT Colour PCO
10465 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation DHGT percent 1350 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation DHGT PCV
10466 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FLP colour 2105 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLP Colour PCO
10467 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FLP percent 1351 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLP PCV
10468 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FLT colour 2106 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLT Colour PCO
10469 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FLT percent 1352 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FLT PCV
10470 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FWHP colour 2107 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHP Colour PCO
10471 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FWHP percent 1353 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHP PCV
10472 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FWHT colour 2108 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHT Colour PCO
10473 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation FWHT percent 1354 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation FWHT PCV
10474 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation GOR colour 2109 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation GOR Colour PCO
10475 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation GOR percent 1355 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation GOR PCV
10476 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PI colour 2110 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PI Colour PCO
10477 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PI percent 1356 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PI PCV
10478 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpInP colour 2111 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInP Colour PCO
10479 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpInP percent 1357 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInP PCV
10480 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpInT colour 2112 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInT Colour PCO
10481 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpInT percent 1358 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpInT PCV
10482 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpOutP colour 2113 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutP Colour PCO
10483 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpOutP percent 1359 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutP PCV
10484 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpOutT colour 2114 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutT Colour PCO
10485 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation PumpOutT percent 1360 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation PumpOutT PCV
10486 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation Q colour 2115 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Q Colour PCO
10487 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation Q percent 1361 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Q PCV
10488 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation Res Pres colour 2116 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Reservoir Pressure Colour PCO
10489 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation Res Pres percent 1362 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation Reservoir Pressure PCV
10490 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation WC colour 2117 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WC Colour PCO
10491 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation WC percent 1363 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WC PCV
10492 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation WGR colour 2118 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WGR Colour PCO
10493 AWS Results AutoRate Deviation WGR percent 1364 {WellName} AutoRate Deviation WGR PCV
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ID Property Name
10494 AWS Results AutoRate DHGP 1365 {WellName} AutoRate Downhole Gauge Pressure PCV
10495 AWS Results AutoRate DHGT 1366 {WellName} AutoRate Downhole Gauge Temperature PCV
10496 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Current 1367 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Current PCV
10497 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Efficiency 1368 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Efficiency PCV
10498 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Frequency 1369 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Frequency PCV
10499 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Head 1370 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Head PCV
10500 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Inlet Pressure 1371 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Inlet Pressure PCV
10501 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Inlet Temperature 1372 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Inlet Temperature PCV
10502 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Outlet Pressure 1373 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Outlet Pressure PCV
10503 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Outlet Temperature 1374 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Outlet Temperature PCV
10504 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Potential 1375 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Potential PCV
10505 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Power 1376 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Power PCV
10506 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Rate 1377 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Rate PCV
10507 AWS Results AutoRate ESP Wear Factor 1378 {WellName} AutoRate ESP Wear Factor PCV
10508 AWS Results AutoRate FBHP 1379 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure PCV
10509 AWS Results AutoRate FBHT 1380 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Bottom Hole Temperature PCV
10510 AWS Results AutoRate FLP 1383 {WellName} AutoRate Flowline Pressure PCV
10511 AWS Results AutoRate FLT 1384 {WellName} AutoRate Flowline Temperature PCV
10512 AWS Results AutoRate FWHP 1381 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Wellhead Pressure PCV
10513 AWS Results AutoRate FWHT 1382 {WellName} AutoRate Flowing Wellhead Temperature PCV
10514 AWS Results AutoRate Gas Lift Gas 1385 {WellName} AutoRate Gas Lift Gas Rate PCV
10515 AWS Results AutoRate GOR 1388 {WellName} AutoRate GOR PCV
10516 AWS Results AutoRate Num Data Points P 1391 {WellName} AutoRate Num of Pressure Data Points Perc PCV
10517 AWS Results AutoRate Num Data Points T 1392 {WellName} AutoRate Num of Temperature Data Points Perc PCV
10518 AWS Results AutoRate Num Methods 1390 {WellName} AutoRate Num of Methods PCV
10519 AWS Results AutoRate PI 1394 {WellName} AutoRate Productivity Index PCV
10520 AWS Results AutoRate Qgas 1386 {WellName} AutoRate Gas Rate PCV
10521 AWS Results AutoRate QgasInjected 1387 {WellName} AutoRate Gas Rate Injected PCV
10522 AWS Results AutoRate Qliq 1389 {WellName} AutoRate Liquid Rate PCV
10523 AWS Results AutoRate Qoil 1393 {WellName} AutoRate Oil Rate PCV
10524 AWS Results AutoRate Qwat 1415 {WellName} AutoRate Water Rate PCV
10525 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQ Error 1395 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ Error PCV
10526 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQ Mode Colour 1398 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ Mode PCO
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ID Property Name
10527 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQGOR Error 1396 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ GOR Error PCV
10528 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQGOR Mode Colour 1397 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ GOR Mode PCO
10529 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQWC Error 1399 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC Error PCV
10530 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQWC Mode Colour 1402 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC Mode PCO
10531 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQWCGOR Error 1400 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC GOR Error PCV
10532 AWS Results AutoRate Reg ALQWCGOR Mode Colour 1401 {WellName} AutoRate Regression ALQ WC GOR Mode PCO
10533 AWS Results AutoRate Reg Error 1403 {WellName} AutoRate Regression Error PCV
10534 AWS Results AutoRate Reg GOR Error 1404 {WellName} AutoRate Regression GOR Error PCV
10535 AWS Results AutoRate Reg GOR Mode Colour 1405 {WellName} AutoRate Regression GOR Mode PCO
10536 AWS Results AutoRate Reg Q Error 1406 {WellName} AutoRate Regression Q Error PCV
10537 AWS Results AutoRate Reg Q Mode Colour 1407 {WellName} AutoRate Regression Q Mode PCO
10538 AWS Results AutoRate Reg WC Error 1408 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC Error PCV
10539 AWS Results AutoRate Reg WC Mode Colour 1411 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC Mode PCO
10540 AWS Results AutoRate Reg WCGOR Error 1409 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC GOR Error PCV
10541 AWS Results AutoRate Reg WCGOR Mode Colour 1410 {WellName} AutoRate Regression WC GOR Mode PCO
10542 AWS Results AutoRate ResPres 1412 {WellName} AutoRate Reservoir Pressure PCV
10543 AWS Results AutoRate Solution Type 1414 {WellName} AutoRate Solution Type PCV
10544 AWS Results AutoRate WC 1416 {WellName} AutoRate WC PCV
10545 AWS Results AutoRate Wear Factor 1417 {WellName} AutoRate Wear Factor PCV
10546 AWS Results AutoRate WGR 1418 {WellName} AutoRate WGR PCV
10547 AWS Results Surveillance KPI 1577 {WellName} Surveillance KPI PCV
10548 AWS Results Surveillance KPI colour 1577 {WellName} Surveillance KPI PCO
10549 AWS Results Surveillance KPI txt 1577 {WellName} Surveillance KPI PCT
10550 AWS Results BottomHole Depth 1578 {WellName} BottomHole Depth PCV
10551 AWS Results Casing Head Depth 1579 {WellName} Casing Head Depth PCV
10552 AWS Results CGR in model 1580 {WellName} CGR In Model PCV
10553 AWS Results CGR used by workflow 1581 {WellName} CGR Used by AWS PCV
10554 AWS Results DHG Depth 1582 {WellName} Downhole Gauge Depth PCV
10555 AWS Results GOR in model 1584 {WellName} GOR in Model PCV
10556 AWS Results GOR used by workflow 1585 {WellName} GOR Used by AWS PCV
10557 AWS Results Measured CHP 1586 {WellName} Measured CHP (used by WF) PCV
10558 AWS Results Measured CHT 1587 {WellName} Measured CHT (used by WF) PCV
10559 AWS Results Measured DHGP 1588 {WellName} Measured DHGP (used by WF) PCV
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ID Property Name
10560 AWS Results Measured DHGT 1589 {WellName} Measured DHGT (used by WF) PCV
10561 AWS Results Measured ESP Freq 1590 {WellName} Measured ESP Freq (used by WF) PCV
10562 AWS Results Measured ESP Inlet P 1591 {WellName} Measured ESP Inlet P (used by WF) PCV
10563 AWS Results Measured ESP Inlet T 1592 {WellName} Measured ESP Inlet T (used by WF) PCV
10564 AWS Results Measured ESP Outlet P 1593 {WellName} Measured ESP Outlet P (used by WF) PCV
10565 AWS Results Measured ESP Outlet T 1594 {WellName} Measured ESP Outlet T (used by WF) PCV
10566 AWS Results Measured FLP 1595 {WellName} Measured FLP (used by WF) PCV
10567 AWS Results Measured FLT 1596 {WellName} Measured FLT (used by WF) PCV
10568 AWS Results Measured FWHP 1597 {WellName} Measured FWHP (used by WF) PCV
10569 AWS Results Measured FWHT 1598 {WellName} Measured FWHT (used by WF) PCV
10570 AWS Results Measured Gas Lift Gas 1599 {WellName} Measured GL (used by WF) PCV
10571 AWS Results PI in model 1600 {WellName} Productivity Index In Model PCV
10572 AWS Results PI used by workflow 1601 {WellName} Productivity Index used by AWS PCV
10573 AWS Results Res Pres in model 1602 {WellName} Reservoir Pressure In Model PCV
10574 AWS Results Res Pres used by workflow 1603 {WellName} Reservoir Pressure Used by AWS PCV
10575 AWS Results WC in model 1604 {WellName} WC In Model PCV
10576 AWS Results WC used by workflow 1605 {WellName} WC Used by AWS PCV
10577 AWS Results Wellhead Depth 1606 {WellName} WellHead Depth PCV
10578 AWS Results WGR in model 1607 {WellName} WGR In Model PCV
10579 AWS Results WGR used by workflow 1608 {WellName} WGR Used by AWS PCV
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5.2.6 Graphics (Well Overview screen template)
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5.3 IFM Configuration
5.4 IFM Workflow Input Data
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5.4.1 Summary List / Index

IFM Variable Name Details found in
Input Data Workflow Variable Name
(External Tag ID) Section Page
Real Time Data / Measurements
Well Flowing Status AWS_Input_FlowingStatus {WellName}.RealTimeData_FlowingStatus 5.4.2.1 142
Well Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Input_FWHP {WellName}.RealTimeData_FWHP 5.4.2.2 142
Well Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Input_FWHT {WellName}.RealTimeData_FWHT 5.4.2.3 142
Well Flowline Pressure AWS_Input_FLP {WellName}.RealTimeData_FLP 5.4.2.4 143
Well Flowline Temperature AWS_Input_FLT {WellName}.RealTimeData_FLT 5.4.2.5 143
Well Downhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Input_DHGP {WellName}.RealTimeData_DHGP 5.4.2.6 143
Well Downhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Input_DHGT {WellName}.RealTimeData_DHGT 5.4.2.7 144
Well ESP Inlet Pressure (Intake) AWS_Input_ESPInletP {WellName}.RealTimeData_ESPInletP 5.4.2.8 144
Well ESP Inlet Temperature (Intake) AWS_Input_ESPInletT {WellName}.RealTimeData_ESPInletT 5.4.2.9 145
Well ESP Outlet Pressure (Discharge) AWS_Input_ESPOutletP {WellName}.RealTimeData_ESPOutletP 5.4.2.10 145
Well ESP Outlet Temperature (Discharge) AWS_Input_ESPOutletT {WellName}.RealTimeData_ESPOutletT 5.4.2.11 145
Well Choke Size AWS_Input_ChokeSize {WellName}.RealTimeData_ChokeSize 5.4.2.12 146
Well Choke Size 2 AWS_Input_ChokeSize2 {WellName}.RealTimeData_ChokeSize2 5.4.2.13 146
Well ESP Frequency (Speed) AWS_Input_ESPFreq {WellName}.RealTimeData_ESPFreq 5.4.2.14 147
Well Gas Lift Gas Injection Rate AWS_Input_GL {WellName}.RealTimeData_GL 5.4.2.15 147
Well Casing Head Pressure AWS_Input_CHP {WellName}.RealTimeData_CHP 5.4.2.16 147
Well External Oil Rate (e.g. MPFM) AWS_Input_Ext_Qoil {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qoil 5.4.2.17 148
Well External Water Rate (e.g. MPFM) AWS_Input_Ext_Qwat {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qwat 5.4.2.18 148
Well External Gas Rate (e.g. MPFM) AWS_Input_Ext_Qgas {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qgas 5.4.2.19 148
Well External Liquid Rate (e.g. MPFM) AWS_Input_Ext_Qliq {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qliq 5.4.2.20 149
Well Water Cut AWS_Input_WC {WellName}.RealTimeData_WC 5.4.2.21 149
Well Gas Oil Ratio (GOR) AWS_Input_GOR {WellName}.RealTimeData_GOR 5.4.2.22 149
Well Condensate Gas Ratio (CGR) AWS_Input_CGR {WellName}.RealTimeData_CGR 5.4.2.23 150
Well Water Gas Ratio (WGR) AWS_Input_WGR {WellName}.RealTimeData_WGR 5.4.2.24 150
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Well Reservoir Pressure AWS_Input_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.RealTimeData_ReservoirPressure 5.4.2.25 150

Well Productivity Index AWS_Input_PI {WellName}.RealTimeData_PI 5.4.2.26 151
Configuration Items
Enable VLPIPR Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLPIPR {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLPIPR 5.4.2.27 151
Enable VLP Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLP {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLP 5.4.2.28 151
Enable IPR Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_IPR {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_IPR 5.4.2.29 152
Enable Choke Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Choke {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Choke 5.4.2.30 152
Enable CHP Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_CHP 5.4.2.31 152
Enable ESP Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_ESP {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_ESP 5.4.2.32 153
Enable External Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Ext {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Ext 5.4.2.33 153
Enable AutoRate Rate Method AWS_Config_Calc_Q_AutoRate {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_AutoRate 5.4.2.34 154
Enable VLP/IPR Curves Calculation AWS_Config_Calc_Curves {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Curves 5.4.2.35 154
Enable Gradient Curves Calculation AWS_Config_Calc_Gradients {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Gradients 5.4.2.36 154
Enable Analytics Calculations AWS_Config_Calc_Analytics {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Analytics 5.4.2.37 155
VLPIPR Method Priority Factor AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLPIPR_Prty {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLPIPR_Prty 5.4.2.38 155
VLP Method Priority Factor AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLP_Prty {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLP_Prty 5.4.2.39 155
IPR Method Priority Factor AWS_Config_Calc_Q_IPR_Prty {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_IPR_Prty 5.4.2.40 156
Choke Method Priority Factor AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Choke_Prty {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Choke_Prty 5.4.2.41 156
CHP Method Priority Factor AWS_Config_Calc_Q_CHP_Prty {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_CHP_Prty 5.4.2.42 156
ESP Method Priority Factor AWS_Config_Calc_Q_ESP_Prty {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_ESP_Prty 5.4.2.43 157
External Method Priority Factor AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Ext_Prty {WellName}.AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Ext_Prty 5.4.2.44 157
Choke Discharge Coefficient AWS_Config_ChokeDC {WellName}.AWS_Config_ChokeDC 5.4.2.45 157
Surveillance KPI Parameter 1 AWS_Config_SurvKPI_P1 {WellName}.AWS_Config_SurvKPI_P1 5.4.2.46 158
External Rate Sensitivity to Input AWS_Config_SurvKPI_Qext_Sensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Config_SurvKPI_Qext_Sensitivity 5.4.2.51 159
Include External Rate in Surv KPI Calculations AWS_Config_SurvKPI_UseExternal {WellName}.AWS_Config_SurvKPI_UseExternal 5.4.2.52 160
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AutoRate – Calculation Mode AWS_Config_AR_WellMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_WellMode 5.4.2.53 160

AutoRate – Enable Case 1 AWS_Config_AR_WCMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_WCMode 5.4.2.54 160
AutoRate – Enable Case 2 AWS_Config_AR_GORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_GORMode 5.4.2.55 161
AutoRate – Enable Case 1-2 AWS_Config_AR_WCGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_WCGORMode 5.4.2.56 161
AutoRate – Enable Case 3 AWS_Config_AR_ALQMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_ALQMode 5.4.2.57 161
AutoRate – Enable Case 3-1 AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCMode 5.4.2.58 162
AutoRate – Enable Case 3-2 AWS_Config_AR_ALQGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_ALQGORMode 5.4.2.59 162
AutoRate – Enable Case 3-1-2 AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCGORMode 5.4.2.60 162
AutoRate – Use Temperature AWS_Config_AR_UseTemp {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_UseTemp 5.4.2.61 163
AutoRate – Temperature Weighting AWS_Config_AR_TempWeight {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_TempWeight 5.4.2.62 163
AutoRate – Use CHP AWS_Config_AR_UseCHP {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_UseCHP 5.4.2.63 163
AutoRate – CHP Weighting AWS_Config_AR_CHPWeight {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_CHPWeight 5.4.2.64 164
AutoRate – Use IPR AWS_Config_AR_UseIPR {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_UseIPR 5.4.2.65 164
AutoRate – Minimum WC AWS_Config_AR_MinWC {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MinWC 5.4.2.66 164
AutoRate – Maximum WC AWS_Config_AR_MaxWC {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MaxWC 5.4.2.67 164
AutoRate – Minimum GOR AWS_Config_AR_MinGOR {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MinGOR 5.4.2.68 164
AutoRate – Maximum GOR AWS_Config_AR_MaxGOR {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MaxGOR 5.4.2.69 164
AutoRate – Minimum WGR AWS_Config_AR_MinWGR {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MinWGR 5.4.2.70 164
AutoRate – Maximum WGR AWS_Config_AR_MaxWGR {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MaxWGR 5.4.2.71 164
AutoRate – Minimum CGR AWS_Config_AR_MinCGR {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MinCGR 5.4.2.72 164
AutoRate – Maximum CGR AWS_Config_AR_MaxCGR {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MaxCGR 5.4.2.73 164
AutoRate – Minimum GL AWS_Config_AR_MinALQ {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MinALQ 5.4.2.74 164
AutoRate – Maximum GL AWS_Config_AR_MaxALQ {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MaxALQ 5.4.2.75 165
AutoRate – Maximum Error Allowed AWS_Config_AR_MaxError {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_MaxError 5.4.2.76 165
AutoRate – Preferred IPR Sensitivity Variable AWS_Config_AR_PrefIPRSensPar {WellName}.AWS_Config_AR_PrefIPRSensPar 5.4.2.77 165
Analytics – Enable Case 1 AWS_Config_ANLT_WCMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_WCMode 5.4.2.78 165
Analytics – Enable Case 2 AWS_Config_ANLT_GORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_GORMode 5.4.2.79 165
Analytics – Enable Case 1-2 AWS_Config_ANLT_WCGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_WCGORMode 5.4.2.80 165
Analytics – Enable Case 3 AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQMode 5.4.2.81 166
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Analytics – Enable Case 3-1 AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCMode 5.4.2.82 166

Analytics – Enable Case 3-2 AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQGORMode 5.4.2.83 166
Analytics – Enable Case 3-1-2 AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCGORMode 5.4.2.84 167
Analytics – Use Temperature AWS_Config_ANLT_UseTemp {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_UseTemp 5.4.2.85 167
Analytics – Temperature Weighting AWS_Config_ANLT_TempWeight {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_TempWeight 5.4.2.86 167
Analytics – Use CHP AWS_Config_ANLT_UseCHP {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_UseCHP 5.4.2.87 168
Analytics – CHP Weighting AWS_Config_ANLT_CHPWeight {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_CHPWeight 5.4.2.88 168
Analytics – Use IPR AWS_Config_ANLT_UseIPR {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_UseIPR 5.4.2.89 168
Analytics – Delta Error for Conf Calculations AWS_Config_ANLT_ConfDeltaError {WellName}.AWS_Config_ANLT_ConfDeltaError 5.4.2.90 169
AutoRate – Initialise with previous results AWS_Config_AR_UsePrevious {WellName}.AWS_Config_ AR_UsePrevious 5.4.2.91 169
AutoRate – Previous Qoil AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQoil {WellName}.AWS_Config_ AR_PreviousQoil 5.4.2.92 169
AutoRate – Previous Qwat AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQwat {WellName}.AWS_Config_ AR_PreviousQwat 5.4.2.93 170
AutoRate – Previous Qgas AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQgas {WellName}.AWS_Config_ AR_PreviousQgas 5.4.2.94 170
AutoRate – Previous GL AWS_Config_AR_PreviousGL {WellName}.AWS_Config_ AR_PreviousGL 5.4.2.95 170
AutoRate – Previous WF AWS_Config_AR_PreviousWF {WellName}.AWS_Config_ AR_PreviousWF 5.4.2.96 171
AutoRate – Previous ESPWF AWS_Config_AR_PreviousESPWF {WellName}.AWS_Config_ AR_PreviousESPWF 5.4.2.97 171
Analytics – Initialise with previous results AWS_Config_ANLT_UsePrevious {WellName}.AWS_Config_ ANLT_UsePrevious 5.4.2.98 171
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5.4.2 Details
5.4.2.1 Well Flowing Status
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_FlowingStatus
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_FlowingStatus
Type of Input Data Real Time Set Point / Measurement
Variable Type Discrete (Integer)
Variable Unit None
Expected Values / Validation Range 0 – Flowing
1 – ShutIn
Required For All Well Types
This is used to inform the workflow whether the well is currently flowing. If shut In, most
calculations are bypassed and rates reported will be 0.
5.4.2.2 Well Flowing Well Head Pressure
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_FWHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_FWHP
Type of Input Data Real Time Measurement
Variable Type Double
Variable Unit Psig
Expected Values / Validation Range 10 < Value < 20000
This input corresponds to the current flowing well head pressure (upstream well choke for producer
wells and downstream the well choke for injector wells)
5.4.2.3 Well Flowing Well Head Temperature
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_FWHT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_FWHT
Variable Unit DegF
Required For All Well Types.
Rate estimation calculations for injector wells.
Choke Calculations for producer wells.
AutoRate Calculations.
Analytics Calculations.
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This input corresponds to the current flowing well head temperature (upstream the well choke for
producer wells and downstream the well choke for injector wells)
5.4.2.4 Well Flowline Pressure (Manifold Pressure)
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_FLP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_FLP
Variable Unit Psig
Choke Calculations for injector wells.
This input corresponds to the current well flowline (Manifold) pressure (pressure downstream the
well choke for producers and pressure upstream the well choke for injectors)
5.4.2.5 Well Flowline Temperature (Manifold Temperature)
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_FLT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_FLT
Variable Unit DegF
Choke Calculations for injector wells.
This input corresponds to the current well flowline (Manifold) temperature (temperature
downstream the well choke for producers and temperature upstream the well choke for injectors)
5.4.2.6 Well Downhole Gauge Pressure
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_DHGP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_DHGP
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Variable Unit Psig
VLP Rate Calculations.
This input corresponds to the current pressure measured by a permanent downhole gauge.
For ESP wells, this should only be provided if a permanent downhole gauge exists in addition to the
ones located at the inlet and outlet of the ESP.
5.4.2.7 Well Downhole Gauge Temperature
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_DHGT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_DHGT
Variable Unit DegF
Required For AutoRate Calculations.
Deviation Calculations
This input corresponds to the current temperature measured by a permanent downhole gauge.
For ESP wells, this should only be provided if a permanent downhole gauge exists in addition to the
ones located at the inlet and outlet of the ESP.
5.4.2.8 Well ESP Inlet Pressure
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ESPInletP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_ESPInletP
Variable Unit Psig
Required For ESP Lifted Wells.
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ESP Rate Calculations.

This input corresponds to the current pressure measured at the inlet of the ESP.
5.4.2.9 Well ESP Inlet Temperature
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ESPInletT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_ESPInletT
Variable Unit DegF
This input corresponds to the current temperature measured at the inlet of the ESP.
5.4.2.10 Well ESP Outlet Pressure
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ESPOutletP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_ESPOutletP
Variable Unit Psig
ESP Rate Calculations.
This input corresponds to the current pressure measured at the outlet (Discharge) of the ESP.
5.4.2.11 Well ESP Outlet Temperature
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ESPOutletT
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IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_ESPOutletT

Variable Unit DegF
Required For ESP Lifted Wells
This input corresponds to the current temperature measured at the outlet (Discharge) of the ESP.
5.4.2.12 Well Choke Size
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ChokeSize
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_ChokeSize
Variable Unit Inches
Expected Values / Validation Range 0.01 < Value < 10
Choke Rate Calculations.
This input corresponds to the current well choke size (in inches).
5.4.2.13 Well Choke Size 2 (for dual choke configuration)
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ChokeSize2
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_ChokeSize2
Variable Unit Inches
Required For Wells with dual choke
Choke Rate Calculations.
This input corresponds to the current well second choke size (in inches). This is only required for
wells which can flow (simultaneously) through two chokes at the wellhead. The same input and
outlet pressures will be assumed.
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Please note that dual choke configuration is not supported by all calculations (e.g. AutoRate).
If the well is flowing through the second choke, then the workflow will automatically use it as the
single choke.
5.4.2.14 ESP Frequency (Speed)
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ESPFreq
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_ESPFreq
Variable Unit Hz
This input corresponds to the current ESP Speed.
5.4.2.15 Gas Lift Gas Injection Rate
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_GL
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Input_GL
Variable Unit MMscf/d
Required For Gas Lifted Wells
This input corresponds to the current Gas Lift Injection Rate.
5.4.2.16 Well Casing Head Pressure
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_CHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_CHP
Variable Unit Psig
This input corresponds to the current Gas Lift Gas Injection Pressure (Casing Head Pressure)
downstream of any rate control valve
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5.4.2.17 External Oil Rate
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_Ext_Qoil
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qoil
Variable Unit STB/d
Required For Any Well Type
This input allows providing the workflow with an externally measured rate (e.g. Multiphase flow
meter). The workflow will use this to compute well performance calculations based on the externally
provided rates (External Rate Method)
5.4.2.18 External Water Rate
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_Ext_Qwat
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qwat
Variable Unit STB/d
5.4.2.19 External Gas Rate
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_Ext_Qgas
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qgas
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5.4.2.20 External Liquid Rate
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_Ext_Qliq
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_Ext_Qliq
Variable Unit STB/d
provided rates (External Rate Method). This liquid rate is only needed if water rate and oil rate is not
provided.
5.4.2.21 Water Cut
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_WC
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_WC
Type of Input Data Real Time Set Point
Variable Unit %
Expected Values / Validation Range 0 < Value < 100, Or
-1 (Use Model)
Required For Oil Producers
This input corresponds to the current best estimate of producing water cut for the well (e.g. From
latest well test). It is used by all the rate methods which do not estimate water cut as part of their
calculations. IF a value of -1 is provided, then the workflow will use the current values in the Model
(GAP)
5.4.2.22 GOR (Gas Oil Ratio)
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_GOR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_GOR
Variable Unit scf/STB
-1 (Use Model)
Required For Oil Producers
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This input corresponds to the current best estimate of producing GOR for the well (e.g. From latest
well test). It is used by all the rate methods which do not estimate the GOR as part of their
calculations. If a value of -1 is provided, then the workflow will use the current values in the Model
(GAP)
5.4.2.23 CGR (Condensate Gas Ratio)
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_CGR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_CGR
Variable Unit STB/MMscf
-1 (Use Model)
Required For Gas Producers
This input corresponds to the current best estimate of producing CGR for the well (e.g. From latest
well test). It is used by all the rate methods which do not estimate the CGR as part of their
(GAP)
5.4.2.24 WGR (Water Gas Ratio)
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_WGR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_WGR
-1 (Use Model)
Required For Gas Producers, Condensate Producer
This input corresponds to the current best estimate of producing WGR for the well (e.g. From latest
well test). It is used by all the rate methods which do not estimate the WGR as part of their
(GAP)
5.4.2.25 Reservoir Pressure
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_ReservoirPressure
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IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_ReservoirPressure

Variable Unit Psig
-1 (Use Model)
This input corresponds to the current best estimate of the well drainage area pressure (well
reservoir pressure). It is used by all the rate methods which use the IPR as part of their calculations.
If a value of -1 is provided, then the workflow will use the current values in the Model (GAP)
5.4.2.26 Productivity Index
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Input_PI
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.RealTimeData_PI
Variable Unit STB/d/psi
Expected Values / Validation Range 0.01 < Value < 10000, Or
-1 (Use Model)
Required For Oil Producers / Water Producers, Water Injectors
This input corresponds to the current best estimate of the well Productivity/Injectivity Index. It is
used by all the rate methods which use the IPR as part of their calculations. If a value of -1 is
provided, then the workflow will use the current values in the Model (GAP).
5.4.2.27 Enable VLPIPR Rate Method
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLPIPR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLPIPR
Type of Input Data Configuration Set Point
Variable Unit None
Expected Values / Validation Range 0 – Disabled
1 – Disabled
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the VLPIPR Method
will be carried out for this well.
5.4.2.28 Enable VLP Rate Method
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Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_VLP
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the VLP Method will
be carried out for this well.
5.4.2.29 Enable IPR Rate Method
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_IPR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_IPR
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the IPR Method will
5.4.2.30 Enable Choke Rate Method
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Choke
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Choke
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the Choke Method
5.4.2.31 Enable CHP Rate Method

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Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_CHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_CHP
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the CHP Method will
5.4.2.32 Enable ESP Rate Method
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_ESP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_ESP
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
Required For ESP Lifter Wells
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the ESP Method will
5.4.2.33 Enable External Rate Method
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Ext
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_Ext
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
Required For All Wells with Externally measured rates
available (e.g. MPFM)
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the External Method
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5.4.2.34 Enable AutoRate Rate Method
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Q_AutoRate
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Q_AutoRate
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input determines whether all the well performance calculations based on the AutoRate Method
5.4.2.35 Enable VLP/IPR Curves Calculation
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Curves
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Curves
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input allows disabling/enabling the generation of the VLPIPR plots for the well
5.4.2.36 Enable Gradient Curves Calculation
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Gradients
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Gradients
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input allows disabling/enabling the generation of the Gradient plots for each of the rate
methods for the well
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5.4.2.37 Enable Analytics Calculations
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Calc_Analytics
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_Calc_Analytics
Variable Unit None
1 – Disabled
This input allows disabling/enabling the calculation of Analytics for the well
5.4.2.38 VLPIPR Method Priority Factor
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Q_VLPIPR_Prty
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ Q_VLPIPR_Prty
Variable Unit None
Expected Values / Validation Range 0 < Value, Or
0 (Automatic)
This input determines the priority to be assigned to the VLPIPR rate method. The lower the number
the higher the priority. If 0, then the priority is determined automatically based on the method
sensitivity to input (higher priority to less sensitive methods)
5.4.2.39 VLP Method Priority Factor
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Q_VLP_Prty
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ Q_VLP_Prty
Variable Unit None
0 (Automatic)
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This input determines the priority to be assigned to the VLP rate method. The lower the number the
higher the priority. If 0, then the priority is determined automatically based on the method
5.4.2.40 IPR Method Priority Factor
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Q_IPR_Prty
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ Q_IPR_Prty
Variable Unit None
0 (Automatic)
This input determines the priority to be assigned to the IPR rate method. The lower the number the
5.4.2.41 Choke Method Priority Factor
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Q_Choke_Prty
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ Q_Choke_Prty
Variable Unit None
0 (Automatic)
This input determines the priority to be assigned to the Choke rate method. The lower the number
5.4.2.42 CHP Method Priority Factor
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Q_CHP_Prty
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ Q_CHP_Prty
Variable Unit None
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0 (Automatic)
This input determines the priority to be assigned to the CHP rate method. The lower the number the
5.4.2.43 ESP Method Priority Factor
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Q_ESP_Prty
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ Q_ESP_Prty
Variable Unit None
0 (Automatic)
This input determines the priority to be assigned to the ESP rate method. The lower the number the
5.4.2.44 External Method Priority Factor
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_Q_Ext_Prty
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ Q_Ext_Prty
Variable Unit None
0 (Automatic)
This input determines the priority to be assigned to the External rate method. The lower the number
5.4.2.45 Choke Discharge Coefficient
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ChokeDC
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IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ChokeDC

Variable Unit None
Recommended Default Value 1
This input allows adjusting the choke calcualtions by controlling the choke discharge coefficient used
in the calculations
5.4.2.46 Surveillance KPI Parameter 1
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_SurvKPI_P1
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ SurvKPI_P1
Variable Unit None
Recommended Default Value 0.010
This input determines the threshold between Level 1 and Level 2 in Surveillance KPI Calculations.
Main Properties
Variable Unit None
Main Properties
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Variable Unit None
Main Properties
Variable Unit None
This input controls the maximum allowed Sensitivity to input value for the method to be included in
the Surveillance KPI calculation. This allows avoiding very sensitivity methods (such as choke rate
when the dP across the choke is very small) to skew the KPI results.
Not currently in use
5.4.2.51 External Rate Sensitivity to Input
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_SurvKPI_Qext_Sensitivity
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_SurvKPI_Qext_Sensitivity
Variable Unit None
The sensitivity to input for externally provided rates (e.g. MPFM) cannot be calculated (for the
workflow has no knowledge of its origin). This value allows the user to provide an comparable
estimate
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5.4.2.52 Include External Rate in Surv KPI Calculations
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_SurvKPI_UseExternal
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_SurvKPI_UseExternal
Variable Unit None
Expected Values / Validation Range 0 – False
1 – True
Recommended Default Value Not applicable
This allows controlling whether the external rates are to be part of the Surveillance KPI calculations.
5.4.2.53 AutoRate – Calculation Mode
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_WellMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_WellMode
Variable Unit None
Expected Values / Validation Range 0 – Simple (Rate Selection)
1 – Advanced (Rate Estimation)
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5.4.2.54 AutoRate – Enable Case 1
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_WCMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_WCMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
This
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Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_GORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_GORMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
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5.4.2.56 AutoRate – Enable Case 1-2
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_WCGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_WCGORMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
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Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_ALQMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_ALQMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
This
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Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
This
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_ALQGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_ALQGORMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
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5.4.2.60 AutoRate – Enable Case 3-1-2
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_ALQWCGORMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
This
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5.4.2.61 AutoRate – Use Temperature
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_UseTemp
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_UseTemp
Variable Unit None
1 – True
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5.4.2.62 AutoRate – Temperature Weighting
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_TempWeight
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_TempWeight
Variable Unit None
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5.4.2.63 AutoRate – Use CHP
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_UseCHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_UseCHP
Variable Unit None
1 – True
This
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5.4.2.64 AutoRate – CHP Weighting
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_CHPWeight
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_CHPWeight
Variable Unit None
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5.4.2.65 AutoRate – Use IPR
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_UseIPR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_UseIPR
Variable Unit None
1 – True
Recommended Default Value 0 – False
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5.4.2.66 AutoRate – Minimum WC
5.4.2.67 AutoRate – Maximum WC
5.4.2.68 AutoRate – Minimum GOR
5.4.2.69 AutoRate – Maximum GOR
5.4.2.70 AutoRate – Minimum WGR
5.4.2.71 AutoRate – Maximum WGR
5.4.2.72 AutoRate – Minimum CGR
5.4.2.73 AutoRate – Maximum CGR
5.4.2.74 AutoRate – Minimum GL
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5.4.2.75 AutoRate – Maximum GL
5.4.2.76 AutoRate – Maximum Error Allowed
5.4.2.77 AutoRate – Preferred IPR Sensitivity Variable
5.4.2.78 Analytics – Enable Case 1
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_WCMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_WCMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
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Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_GORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_GORMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
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5.4.2.80 Analytics – Enable Case 1-2
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_WCGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_WCGORMode
Variable Unit None
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1 – Enabled
This
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
This
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
This
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQGORMode
Variable Unit None
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1 – Enabled
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5.4.2.84 Analytics – Enable Case 3-1-2
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_ALQWCGORMode
Variable Unit None
1 – Enabled
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5.4.2.85 Analytics – Use Temperature
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_UseTemp
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_UseTemp
Variable Unit None
1 – True
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5.4.2.86 Analytics – Temperature Weighting
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_TempWeight
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_TempWeight
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Variable Unit None

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5.4.2.87 Analytics – Use CHP
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_UseCHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_UseCHP
Variable Unit None
1 – True
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5.4.2.88 Analytics – CHP Weighting
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_CHPWeight
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_CHPWeight
Variable Unit None
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5.4.2.89 Analytics – Use IPR
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_UseIPR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_UseIPR
Variable Unit None
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1 – True
Recommended Default Value 0 – False
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5.4.2.90 Analytics – Delta Error for Conf Calculations
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_ConfDeltaError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_ ConfDeltaError
Variable Unit None
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5.4.2.91 AutoRate – Initialise with previous results
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_UsePrevious
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_UsePrevious
Variable Unit None
1 – True
Recommended Default Value 1 – True
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5.4.2.92 AutoRate Previous Qoil
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQoil
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQoil
Variable Unit STB/Day
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Recommended Default Value Not Applicable
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5.4.2.93 AutoRate Previous Qwat
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQwat
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQwat
Variable Unit STB/Day
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5.4.2.94 AutoRate Previous Qgas
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQgas
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_PreviousQgas
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5.4.2.95 AutoRate Previous GL
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_PreviousGL
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_PreviousGL
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5.4.2.96 AutoRate Previous WF
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_PreviousWF
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_PreviousWF
Variable Unit None
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5.4.2.97 AutoRate Previous ESP WF
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_AR_PreviousESPWF
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_AR_PreviousESPWF
Variable Unit %
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5.4.2.98 Analytics – Initialise with previous results
Main Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Config_ANLT_UsePrevious
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}. AWS_Config_ANLT_UsePrevious
Variable Unit None
1 – True
Recommended Default Value 1 – True
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5.5 IFM Workflow Output Data
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5.5.1 Summary List / Index

Output Data Workflow Variable Name
VLP/IPR Method
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSensitivity 5.5.2.1 196
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Casing Head Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_CHP 5.5.2.5 198
Deviation Measured vs calculated CHP AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_CHP 5.5.2.6 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInP AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpInP 5.5.2.13 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInT AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpInT 5.5.2.14 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutP AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpOutP 5.5.2.15 203
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutT AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_PumpOutT 5.5.2.16 203
Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_VLPIPR_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
ESP Current AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPCurrent {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPCurrent 5.5.2.20 205
ESP Efficiency AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPEff {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPEff 5.5.2.21 206
ESP Frequency AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPFreq {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPFreq 5.5.2.22 206
ESP Head AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPHead {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPHead 5.5.2.23 207
ESP Inlet Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPInletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPInletP 5.5.2.24 207
ESP Inlet Temperature AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPInletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPInletT 5.5.2.25 207
ESP Outlet Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPOutletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPOutletP 5.5.2.26 208
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ESP Outlet Temperature AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPOutletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPOutletT 5.5.2.27 208
ESP Voltage AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPPotential {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPPotential 5.5.2.28 209
ESP Power AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPPower {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPPower 5.5.2.29 209
ESP Rate AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPRate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ESPRate 5.5.2.30 210
Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
Flowing BottomHole Temp AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
Flowline Temperature AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_VLPIPR_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_VLPIPR_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
PI AWS_Output_VLPIPR_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_VLPIPR_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_VLPIPR_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_WC 5.5.2.46 217
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_VLPIPR_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLPIPR_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
VLP Method
VLP Calculation Boundary Condition AWS_Output_VLP_BoundCond {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_BoundCond 5.5.2.50 219
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSensitivity 5.5.2.1 196
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_VLP_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Casing Head Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_CHP 5.5.2.5 198
Deviation Measured vs calculated CHP AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_CHP 5.5.2.6 199
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Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation calculated vs base Productivity Index AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PI 5.5.2.48 218
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInP AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpInP 5.5.2.13 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInT AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpInT 5.5.2.14 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutP AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpOutP 5.5.2.15 203
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutT AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_PumpOutT 5.5.2.16 203
Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Deviation calculated vs base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Dev_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.49 218
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_VLP_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
ESP Current AWS_Output_VLP_ESPCurrent {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPCurrent 5.5.2.20 205
ESP Efficiency AWS_Output_VLP_ESPEff {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPEff 5.5.2.21 206
ESP Frequency AWS_Output_VLP_ESPFreq {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPFreq 5.5.2.22 206
ESP Head AWS_Output_VLP_ESPHead {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPHead 5.5.2.23 207
ESP Inlet Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_ESPInletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPInletP 5.5.2.24 207
ESP Inlet Temperature AWS_Output_VLP_ESPInletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPInletT 5.5.2.25 207
ESP Outlet Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_ESPOutletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPOutletP 5.5.2.26 208
ESP Outlet Temperature AWS_Output_VLP_ESPOutletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPOutletT 5.5.2.27 208
ESP Voltage AWS_Output_VLP_ESPPotential {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPPotential 5.5.2.28 209
ESP Power AWS_Output_VLP_ESPPower {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPPower 5.5.2.29 209
ESP Rate AWS_Output_VLP_ESPRate {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ESPRate 5.5.2.30 210
Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
Flowing BottomHole Temp AWS_Output_VLP_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
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Flowlone Temperature AWS_Output_VLP_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_VLP_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_VLP_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_VLP_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_VLP_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_VLP_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_VLP_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_VLP_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_VLP_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
Reservoir Pressure @ Base PI AWS_Output_VLP_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_VLP_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_VLP_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_WC 5.5.2.46 217
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_VLP_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
IPR Method
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSensitivity 5.5.2.1 196
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_IPR_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Casing Head Pressure AWS_Output_IPR_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_CHP 5.5.2.5 198
Deviation Measured vs calculated CHP AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_CHP 5.5.2.6 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInP AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpInP 5.5.2.13 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInT AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpInT 5.5.2.14 202
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Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutP AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpOutP 5.5.2.15 203
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutT AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_PumpOutT 5.5.2.16 203
Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_IPR_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_IPR_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
ESP Current AWS_Output_IPR_ESPCurrent {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPCurrent 5.5.2.20 205
ESP Efficiency AWS_Output_IPR_ESPEff {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPEff 5.5.2.21 206
ESP Frequency AWS_Output_IPR_ESPFreq {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPFreq 5.5.2.22 206
ESP Head AWS_Output_IPR_ESPHead {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPHead 5.5.2.23 207
ESP Inlet Pressure AWS_Output_IPR_ESPInletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPInletP 5.5.2.24 207
ESP Inlet Temperature AWS_Output_IPR_ESPInletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPInletT 5.5.2.25 207
ESP Outlet Pressure AWS_Output_IPR_ESPOutletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPOutletP 5.5.2.26 208
ESP Outlet Temperature AWS_Output_IPR_ESPOutletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPOutletT 5.5.2.27 208
ESP Voltage AWS_Output_IPR_ESPPotential {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPPotential 5.5.2.28 209
ESP Power AWS_Output_IPR_ESPPower {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPPower 5.5.2.29 209
ESP Rate AWS_Output_IPR_ESPRate {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ESPRate 5.5.2.30 210
Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_IPR_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
Flowing BottomHole Temp AWS_Output_IPR_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_IPR_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
Flowlone Temperature AWS_Output_IPR_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure used AWS_Output_IPR_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_IPR_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_IPR_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_IPR_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
PI AWS_Output_IPR_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_IPR_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_IPR_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_IPR_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_IPR_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
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Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_IPR_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_IPR_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_IPR_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_WC 5.5.2.46 217
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_IPR_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_IPR_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
Choke Method
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSensitivity 5.5.2.1 196
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_Choke_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Casing Head Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_CHP 5.5.2.5 198
Deviation Measured vs calculated CHP AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_CHP 5.5.2.6 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation calculated vs base Productivity Index AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PI 5.5.2.48 218
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInP AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpInP 5.5.2.13 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInT AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpInT 5.5.2.14 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutP AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpOutP 5.5.2.15 203
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutT AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_PumpOutT 5.5.2.16 203
Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Deviation calculated vs base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Dev_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.49 218
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_Choke_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
ESP Current AWS_Output_Choke_ESPCurrent {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPCurrent 5.5.2.20 205
ESP Efficiency AWS_Output_Choke_ESPEff {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPEff 5.5.2.21 206
ESP Frequency AWS_Output_Choke_ESPFreq {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPFreq 5.5.2.22 206
179

ESP Head AWS_Output_Choke_ESPHead {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPHead 5.5.2.23 207
ESP Inlet Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_ESPInletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPInletP 5.5.2.24 207
ESP Inlet Temperature AWS_Output_Choke_ESPInletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPInletT 5.5.2.25 207
ESP Outlet Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_ESPOutletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPOutletP 5.5.2.26 208
ESP Outlet Temperature AWS_Output_Choke_ESPOutletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPOutletT 5.5.2.27 208
ESP Voltage AWS_Output_Choke_ESPPotential {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPPotential 5.5.2.28 209
ESP Power AWS_Output_Choke_ESPPower {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPPower 5.5.2.29 209
ESP Rate AWS_Output_Choke_ESPRate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ESPRate 5.5.2.30 210
Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
Flowing BottomHole Temp AWS_Output_Choke_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
Flowlone Temperature AWS_Output_Choke_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_Choke_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_Choke_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_Choke_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_Choke_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_Choke_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_Choke_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_Choke_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_Choke_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
Reservoir Pressure @ Base PI AWS_Output_Choke_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_Choke_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_Choke_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_WC 5.5.2.46 217
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_Choke_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Choke_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
ESP Method
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSensitivity 5.5.2.1 196
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
180

Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_ESP_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation calculated vs base Productivity Index AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PI 5.5.2.48 218
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInP AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpInP 5.5.2.13 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInT AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpInT 5.5.2.14 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutP AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpOutP 5.5.2.15 203
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutT AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_PumpOutT 5.5.2.16 203
Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Deviation calculated vs base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Dev_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.49 218
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_ESP_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
ESP Current AWS_Output_ESP_ESPCurrent {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPCurrent 5.5.2.20 205
ESP Efficiency AWS_Output_ESP_ESPEff {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPEff 5.5.2.21 206
ESP Frequency AWS_Output_ESP_ESPFreq {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPFreq 5.5.2.22 206
ESP Head AWS_Output_ESP_ESPHead {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPHead 5.5.2.23 207
ESP Inlet Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_ESPInletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPInletP 5.5.2.24 207
ESP Inlet Temperature AWS_Output_ESP_ESPInletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPInletT 5.5.2.25 207
ESP Outlet Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_ESPOutletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPOutletP 5.5.2.26 208
ESP Outlet Temperature AWS_Output_ESP_ESPOutletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPOutletT 5.5.2.27 208
ESP Voltage AWS_Output_ESP_ESPPotential {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPPotential 5.5.2.28 209
ESP Power AWS_Output_ESP_ESPPower {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPPower 5.5.2.29 209
ESP Rate AWS_Output_ESP_ESPRate {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ESPRate 5.5.2.30 210
Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
Flowing BottomHole Temp AWS_Output_ESP_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
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Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
Flowlone Temperature AWS_Output_ESP_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_ESP_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_ESP_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_ESP_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_ESP_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_ESP_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_ESP_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_ESP_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_ESP_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
Reservoir Pressure @ Base PI AWS_Output_ESP_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_ESP_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_ESP_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_WC 5.5.2.46 217
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_ESP_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESP_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
CHP Method
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSensitivity 5.5.2.1 196
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_CHP_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Casing Head Pressure AWS_Output_CHP_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_CHP 5.5.2.5 198
Deviation Measured vs calculated CHP AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_CHP 5.5.2.6 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation calculated vs base Productivity Index AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_PI 5.5.2.48 218
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Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Deviation calculated vs base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Dev_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.49 218
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_CHP_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_CHP_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_CHP_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
Flowing BottomHole Temp AWS_Output_CHP_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_CHP_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
Flowline Temperature AWS_Output_CHP_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Output_CHP_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_CHP_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_CHP_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_CHP_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_CHP_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_CHP_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_CHP_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_CHP_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_CHP_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
Reservoir Pressure @ Base PI AWS_Output_CHP_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_CHP_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_CHP_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_WC 5.5.2.46 217
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_CHP_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHP_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
External Method
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSensitivity 5.5.2.1 196
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_Ext_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Casing Head Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_CHP 5.5.2.5 198
Deviation Calculated vs base CGR AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_CGR 5.5.2.51 219
Deviation Measured vs calculated CHP AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_CHP 5.5.2.6 199
183

Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation Calculated vs base GOR AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_GOR 5.5.2.52 220
Deviation calculated vs base Productivity Index AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PI 5.5.2.48 218
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInP AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpInP 5.5.2.13 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInT AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpInT 5.5.2.14 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutP AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpOutP 5.5.2.15 203
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutT AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_PumpOutT 5.5.2.16 203
Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Deviation calculated vs base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.49 218
Deviation Calculated vs base WC AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_WC 5.5.2.53 220
Deviation Calculated vs base WGR AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Dev_WGR 5.5.2.54 220
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_Ext_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
ESP Current AWS_Output_Ext_ESPCurrent {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPCurrent 5.5.2.20 205
ESP Efficiency AWS_Output_Ext_ESPEff {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPEff 5.5.2.21 206
ESP Frequency AWS_Output_Ext_ESPFreq {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPFreq 5.5.2.22 206
ESP Head AWS_Output_Ext_ESPHead {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPHead 5.5.2.23 207
ESP Inlet Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_ESPInletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPInletP 5.5.2.24 207
ESP Inlet Temperature AWS_Output_Ext_ESPInletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPInletT 5.5.2.25 207
ESP Outlet Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_ESPOutletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPOutletP 5.5.2.26 208
ESP Outlet Temperature AWS_Output_Ext_ESPOutletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPOutletT 5.5.2.27 208
ESP Voltage AWS_Output_Ext_ESPPotential {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPPotential 5.5.2.28 209
ESP Power AWS_Output_Ext_ESPPower {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPPower 5.5.2.29 209
ESP Rate AWS_Output_Ext_ESPRate {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ESPRate 5.5.2.30 210
184

Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
Flowing BottomHole Temp AWS_Output_Ext_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
Flowlone Temperature AWS_Output_Ext_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_Ext_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_Ext_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_Ext_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_Ext_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_Ext_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_Ext_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_Ext_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_Ext_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
Reservoir Pressure @ Base PI AWS_Output_Ext_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_Ext_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_Ext_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_WC 5.5.2.46 217
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_Ext_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Ext_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
AutoRate Method
Sensitivity to Input AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSensitivity {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSensitivity
Calculation Success Flag AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSuccess 5.5.2.2 196
Calculation Success Information AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSuccessInfo {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSuccessInfo 5.5.2.3 196
AutoRate Calculation Type AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcType {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcType 5.5.2.55 221
Condensate Gas Ratio AWS_Output_AutoRate_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CGR 5.5.2.4 198
Casing Head Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CHP 5.5.2.5 198
Deviation Calculated vs base CGR AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_CGR 5.5.2.51 219
Deviation Measured vs calculated CHP AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_CHP 5.5.2.6 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGP AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_DHGP 5.5.2.7 199
Deviation Measured vs calculated DHGT AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_DHGT 5.5.2.8 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FLP AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FLP 5.5.2.9 200
185

Deviation Measured vs calculated FLT AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FLT 5.5.2.10 200
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHP AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FWHP 5.5.2.11 201
Deviation Measured vs calculated FWHT AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_FWHT 5.5.2.12 201
Deviation Calculated vs base GOR AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_GOR 5.5.2.52 220
Deviation calculated vs base Productivity Index AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PI 5.5.2.48 218
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInP AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpInP 5.5.2.13 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPInT AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpInT 5.5.2.14 202
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutP AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpOutP 5.5.2.15 203
Deviation Measured vs calculated ESPOutT AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_PumpOutT 5.5.2.16 203
Q Deviation wrt to base rate AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_Q {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_Q 5.5.2.17 204
Deviation calculated vs base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Deviation Calculated vs base WC AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_WC 5.5.2.53 220
Deviation Calculated vs base WGR AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Dev_WGR 5.5.2.54 220
Donwhole Gauge Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_DHGP 5.5.2.18 204
Donwhole Gauge Temperature AWS_Output_AutoRate_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_DHGT 5.5.2.19 205
AutoRate Overall Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Error 5.5.2.56 222
ESP Current AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPCurrent {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPCurrent 5.5.2.20 205
ESP Efficiency AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPEff {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPEff 5.5.2.21 206
ESP Frequency AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPFreq {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPFreq 5.5.2.22 206
ESP Head AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPHead {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPHead 5.5.2.23 207
ESP Inlet Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPInletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPInletP 5.5.2.24 207
ESP Inlet Temperature AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPInletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPInletT 5.5.2.25 207
ESP Outlet Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPOutletP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPOutletP 5.5.2.26 208
ESP Outlet Temperature AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPOutletT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPOutletT 5.5.2.27 208
ESP Voltage AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPPotential {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPPotential 5.5.2.28 209
ESP Power AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPPower {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPPower 5.5.2.29 209
ESP Rate AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPRate {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPRate 5.5.2.30 210
ESP Wear Factor AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPWF {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPWF 5.5.2.57 222
Flowing BottomHole Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FBHP 5.5.2.31 210
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Flowing BottomHole Temperature AWS_Output_AutoRate_FBHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FBHT 5.5.2.32 211
Flowline Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FLP 5.5.2.33 211
Flowline Temperature AWS_Output_AutoRate_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FLT 5.5.2.34 211
Flowing Well Head Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FWHP 5.5.2.35 212
Flowing Well Head Temperature AWS_Output_AutoRate_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_FWHT 5.5.2.36 212
Gas Lift Gas AWS_Output_AutoRate_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_GasLiftGas 5.5.2.37 213
GOR AWS_Output_AutoRate_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_GOR 5.5.2.38 213
AutoRate Number of Pressure Data Points AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataP {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataP 5.5.2.58 223
AutoRate Number of Temperature Data Points AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataT {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataT 5.5.2.59 223
AutoRate Number of Methods AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumMethods {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumMethods 5.5.2.60 223
PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure AWS_Output_AutoRate_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_PI 5.5.2.39 214
Gas Rate AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qgas 5.5.2.40 214
Liquid Rate AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qliq 5.5.2.41 215
Oil Rate AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qoil 5.5.2.42 215
Water Rate AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Qwat 5.5.2.43 216
AutoRate Case 0 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQMode 5.5.2.61 224
AutoRate Case 0 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQError 5.5.2.62 224
AutoRate Case 1 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCMode 5.5.2.63 224
AutoRate Case 1 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCError 5.5.2.64 225
AutoRate Case 2 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORMode 5.5.2.65 225
AutoRate Case 2 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORError 5.5.2.66 225
AutoRate Case 1-2 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORMode 5.5.2.67 226
AutoRate Case 1-2 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORError 5.5.2.68 226
AutoRate Case 3 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQMode 5.5.2.69 226
AutoRate Case 3 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQError 5.5.2.70 227
AutoRate Case 3-1 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCMode 5.5.2.71 227
AutoRate Case 3-1 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCError 5.5.2.72 227
AutoRate Case 3-2 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORMode 5.5.2.73 228
AutoRate Case 3-2 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORError 5.5.2.74 228
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AutoRate Case 3-1-2 Mode AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORMode {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORMode 5.5.2.75 228
AutoRate Case 3-1-2 Error AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORError {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORError 5.5.2.76 229
Reservoir Pressure @ Base PI AWS_Output_AutoRate_ReservoirPressure {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ReservoirPressure 5.5.2.44 216
Solution Type AWS_Output_AutoRate_SolutionType {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_SolutionType 5.5.2.45 216
Water Cut AWS_Output_AutoRate_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_WC 5.5.2.46 217
AutoRate ESP WF (Internal Factor) AWS_Output_AutoRate_WF {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_WF 5.5.2.77 229
Water Gas Ratio AWS_Output_AutoRate_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_WGR 5.5.2.47 217
Analytics
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_CGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_CGR
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Error {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Error
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_ESPWF {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_ESPWF
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_FBHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_FBHP
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_GasLiftGas {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_GasLiftGas
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_GOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_GOR
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PI {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PI
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PICalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PICalcSuccess
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PR
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PRCalcSuccess {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_PRCalcSuccess
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qgas {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qgas
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qliq {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qliq
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qoil {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qoil
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qwat {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Qwat
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Success {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_Success
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_WC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_WC
AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_WGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C0_WGR
AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ConfWC {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ConfWC
AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ConfWGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ConfWGR
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AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ErrorImp {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C1_ErrorImp
AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfCGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfCGR
AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfGOR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfGOR
AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfWGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C12_ConfWGR
189

AWS_Output_Analytics_C2_ConfCGR {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C2_ConfCGR
190

AWS_Output_Analytics_C3_ConfESPWF {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C3_ConfESPWF
AWS_Output_Analytics_C3_ConfGL {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C3_ConfGL
191

AWS_Output_Analytics_C31_RelativeError {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_C31_RelativeError
192

AWS_Output_Analytics_NumDataP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_NumDataP
AWS_Output_Analytics_NumDataT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_NumDataT
AWS_Output_Analytics_NumMethods {WellName}.AWS_Output_Analytics_NumMethods
Surveillance KPI
AWS_Output_SurveillanceKPI {WellName}.AWS_Output_SurveillanceKPI
Other Outputs
AWS_Output_BHDepth {WellName}.AWS_Output_BHDepth
AWS_Output_CHDepth {WellName}.AWS_Output_CHDepth
AWS_Output_DHGDepth {WellName}.AWS_Output_DHGDepth
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AWS_Output_ESPDepth {WellName}.AWS_Output_ESPDepth
AWS_Output_WHDepth {WellName}.AWS_Output_WHDepth
AWS_Output_CGR_InModel {WellName}.AWS_Output_CGR_InModel
AWS_Output_CGR_Orig {WellName}.AWS_Output_CGR_Orig
AWS_Output_GOR_InModel {WellName}.AWS_Output_GOR_InModel
AWS_Output_GOR_Orig {WellName}.AWS_Output_GOR_Orig
AWS_Output_PI_InModel {WellName}.AWS_Output_PI_InModel
AWS_Output_PI_Orig {WellName}.AWS_Output_PI_Orig
AWS_Output_ReservoirPressure_Orig {WellName}.AWS_Output_ReservoirPressure_Orig
AWS_Output_ResPress_InModel {WellName}.AWS_Output_ResPress_InModel
AWS_Output_WC_InModel {WellName}.AWS_Output_WC_InModel
AWS_Output_WC_Orig {WellName}.AWS_Output_WC_Orig
AWS_Output_WGR_Orig {WellName}.AWS_Output_WGR_Orig
AWS_Output_WGR_InModel {WellName}.AWS_Output_WGR_InModel
AWS_Output_Meas_CHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_CHP
AWS_Output_Meas_CHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_CHT
AWS_Output_Meas_DHGP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_DHGP
AWS_Output_Meas_DHGT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_DHGT
AWS_Output_Meas_ESPInP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPInP
AWS_Output_Meas_ESPInT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPInT
AWS_Output_Meas_ESPOutP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPOutP
AWS_Output_Meas_ESPOutT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_ESPOutT
AWS_Output_Meas_FLP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FLP
AWS_Output_Meas_FLT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FLT
AWS_Output_Meas_FWHP {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FWHP
AWS_Output_Meas_FWHT {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_FWHT
AWS_Output_Meas_GL {WellName}.AWS_Output_Meas_GL
Plot Tables
VLPIPR
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TUBGRAD
CASGRAD
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5.5.2 Details
5.5.2.1 Sensitivity to input
There are 7 instances of this output (one for each base rate method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_CalcSensitivity
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_CalcSensitivity
Type of Data Workflow Output Data
Variable Unit None (%/%)
Returned Values 0 ≤ Value, Or
-1 if value was not calculated
Where {MethodName} will be VLPIPR, VLP, IPR, Choke, CHP, ESP and Ext
Please refer to section 2.3 for details on the Sensitivity to input calculations
5.5.2.2 Calculation Success flag
There are 8 instances of this output (one for each base rate method and one for the AutoRate
Method).
Properties
Variable Unit None
Returned Values 0 – Calculation Failed
1 – Calculation Successful
2 – Calculation Partially Successful
Where {MethodName} will be VLPIPR, VLP, IPR, Choke, CHP, ESP, Ext and AutoRate
Returned Values
 0 – Calculation Failed: Main calculation (Rate Estimation) has failed. Subsequent calculation
hence will also be unavailable
 1 – Calculation Failed: Main calculation (Rate Estimation) and following secondary
claculations (gradient, Choke, etc.) were successful.
 2 – Calculation Partially Successful: Main calculation (Rate Estimation) was successful but
some secondary calcualtions (e.g. gradient, IPR sensitivity, etc) could not be
performed/failed. The output variable Calculation Success Information will provide the
details about what calculation could not be performed and the reason.
5.5.2.3 Calculation Success Information
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Method)
Properties
Variable Type 16-bit integer
Variable Unit None
Returned Values Integer from 0 to 65535 (see details below)
Returned Values:
The returned value is an integer which comprises the integration of 16-bit flags. This is used by IVM
to enable/disable 16 LEDs to highlight pre-set messages by automatically decunstracting the
returned value into its corresponding bits.
Each flag (bit) is assigned a number equal to and then all the active flags are added
together to produce a single integer number to transmit the required flags.
For instance, if messages number 3 and 6 are to be highlighted, the returned value will be
.
If messages 3, 8 and 12 are to be highlighted, then the retirned value will be

.
The list of possible messages is displayed below:
Flag Integer Message
Information Flags (Overall Calculation Success Flag will be 1)

1 1 Well ShutIn
2 2 Method disabled or not applicable
3 4 FLP Calculations yielded critical conditions
4 8 Spare Flag
5 16 Spare Flag
Warning Flags (Overall Calculation Success Flag will be 2)
6 32 FLP and FLT calcualtions failed
7 64 Gradient calculations failed
8 128 Sensitivity to input calculations failed
9 256 Reservoir Pressure calculations failed
10 512 PI calculation failed
Error Flags (Overall Calculation Success Flag will be 0)
11 1024 Invalid / missing input data
12 2048 Well disabled in GAP
13 4096 Well type not supported by workflow
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14 8192 Rate calculation failed
15 16384 Spare Flag
16 32768 Spare Flag
5.5.2.4 Condensate Gas Ratio (CGR)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_CGR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_CGR
In the case of the base methods (except Ext), this value will simply be the input data that it was used
during the calculations (this means that the number will be the same for all the methods)
In the case of the External Rate Method, this value is calculated based on the input rates.
In the case of the AutoRate method, this value could be either the input data used or calculated by
the AutoRate method (depending on the regression variables being active during the calcualation)
5.5.2.5 Casing Head Pressure
There are 7 instances of this output (one for each base rate method (except for ESP) and one for the
AutoRate Method)
This output is only relevant for Gas Lifted Wells.
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_CHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_CHP
Variable Unit Psig
Where {MethodName} will be VLPIPR, VLP, IPR, Choke, CHP, Ext and AutoRate
VLPIPR, VLP, IPR, Choke, Ext and AutoRate Methods:
For these methods, this output is a calculated value
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CHP Method:
For this method, this output is simply the input data used (for the CHP is a boundary condition for
this method)
5.5.2.6 Deviation measured vs calculated Casing Head Pressure
There are 7 instances of this output (one for each base rate method (except for ESP) and one for the
AutoRate Method)
This output is only relevant for Gas Lifted Wells.
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_CHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_CHP
Variable Unit %
999 if deviation could not be computed
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured CHP and calculated CHP
for each of the rate methods (except for ESP).
If the deviation could not be computed (e.g. well shutin) then the returned value will be 999 which
allows to be used in IVM to colour code the deviation accordingly (e.g. grey)
5.5.2.7 Deviation measured vs calculated Downhole Gauge Pressure
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_DHGP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_DHGP
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured DHGP and calculated
DHGP for each of the rate methods.
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5.5.2.8 Deviation measured vs calculated Downhole Gauge Temperature
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_DHGT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_DHGT
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured DHGT and calculated
DHGT for each of the rate methods
5.5.2.9 Deviation measured vs calculated Flowline Pressure
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FLP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FLP
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured FLP (pressure
downstream the well choke for producers and pressure upstream the well choke for injectors) and
calculated FLP for each of the rate methods
If the deviation could not be computed (e.g. well shutin or choke calculations failed) then the
returned value will be 999 which allows to be used in IVM to colour code the deviation accordingly
(e.g. grey)
5.5.2.10 Deviation measured vs calculated Flowline Temperature
Method)
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Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FLT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FLT
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured FLT (temperature
downstream the well choke for producers and pressure upstream the well choke for injectors) and
calculated FLT for each of the rate methods
If the deviation could not be computed (e.g. well shutin or choke calculations failed) then the
returned value will be 999 which allows to be used in IVM to colour code the deviation accordingly
(e.g. grey)
5.5.2.11 Deviation measured vs calculated Flowing Well Head Pressure
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FWHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FWHP
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured FWHP and calculated
FWHP for each of the rate methods. Deviation will be 0 for those methods which use the FWHP as
their calculation boundary condition.
5.5.2.12 Deviation measured vs calculated Flowing Well Head Temperature
Method)
Properties
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Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FWHT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_FWHT
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured FWHT and calculated
FWHT for each of the rate methods.
5.5.2.13 Deviation measured vs calculated ESP Intake Pressure
There are 7 instances of this output (one for each base rate method (except for CHP) and one for the
AutoRate Method)
This output is only relevant for ESP Lifted Wells.
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPInP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPInP
Variable Unit %
Where {MethodName} will be VLPIPR, VLP, IPR, Choke, ESP, Ext and AutoRate
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured ESP Itnake Pressure and
calculated ESP Intake Pressure for each of the rate methods (except for CHP).
5.5.2.14 Deviation measured vs calculated ESP Intake Temperature
AutoRate Method)
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Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPInT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPInT
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured ESP Intake Temperature
and calculated ESP Intake Temperature for each of the rate methods (except for CHP).
5.5.2.15 Deviation measured vs calculated ESP Discharge Pressure
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPOutP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPOutP
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured ESP Itnake Pressure and
calculated ESP Discharge Pressure for each of the rate methods (except for CHP).
5.5.2.16 Deviation measured vs calculated ESP Discharge Temperature
AutoRate Method)

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Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPOutT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ESPOutT
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the measured ESP Discharge
Temperature and calculated ESP Discharge Temperature for each of the rate methods (except for
CHP).
5.5.2.17 Deviation calculated rate with respect to base rate
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_Q
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_Q
Variable Unit %
Where {MethodName} will be VLPIPR, VLP, IPR, Choke, ESP, CHP, Ext and AutoRate
This output highlights the rate deviation amongst the various rate methods. The base (reference)
rate will be one of the calculated rates themselves. The preferred base rate will be the AutoRate
whenever available. Otherwise the rate with higher priority will be used as basis.
5.5.2.18 Downhole gauge pressure (DHGP)
Method)
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Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_DHGP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_DHGP
Variable Unit Psig
This is the calculated Downhole Gauge pressure for each of the rate methods.
5.5.2.19 Downhole gauge temperature (DHGT)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_DHGT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_DHGT
Variable Unit DegF
This is the calculated Downhole Gauge pressure for each of the rate methods.
5.5.2.20 ESP Current
There are 7 instances of this output (one for each base rate method (except CHP) and one for the
AutoRate Method)
This is only relevant for ESP lifted wells.
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPCurrent
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPCurrent
Variable Unit Amps
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This is the calculated ESP Motor Current for each method based on their corresponding calculated
rate.
5.5.2.21 ESP Efficiency
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPEff
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPEff
Variable Unit %
Returned Values 0 ≤ Value < 100, Or
This is the calculated ESP Efficiency for each method based on their corresponding calculated rate.
5.5.2.22 ESP Frequency
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPFreq
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPFreq
Variable Unit Hz
This is the simply the input value (used at the time of clacualtion) reported back as output.
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5.5.2.23 ESP Head
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPHead
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPHead
Variable Unit Feet
This is the calculated ESP generated Head for each method based on their corresponding calculated
rate.
5.5.2.24 ESP Intake Pressure
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPInletP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPInletP
Variable Unit psig
This is the calculated ESP intake pressure for each method based on their corresponding calculated
rate.
In the case of the ESP method, this should be equal to the measured value for it is a boundary
condition of the calculation itself.
5.5.2.25 ESP Intake Temperature
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AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPInletT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPInletT
Variable Unit DegF
This is the calculated ESP intake temperature for each method based on their corresponding
calculated rate.
5.5.2.26 ESP Discharge Pressure
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPOutletP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPOutletP
Variable Unit psig
This is the calculated ESP discharge pressure for each method based on their corresponding
calculated rate.
In the case of the ESP method, this should be equal to the measured value for it is a boundary
condition of the calculation itself.
5.5.2.27 ESP Discharge Temperature
AutoRate Method)
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Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPOutletT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPOutletT
Variable Unit DegF
This is the calculated ESP discharge temperature for each method based on their corresponding
calculated rate.
5.5.2.28 ESP Surface Voltage
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPPotential
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPPotential
Variable Unit Volts
This is the calculated Voltage at surface for the ESP for each method based on their corresponding
calculated rate.
5.5.2.29 ESP Power
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPPower
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IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPPower
Variable Unit HP
This is the calculated power consumed by the ESP for each method based on their corresponding
calculated rate.
5.5.2.30 ESP Rate
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPRate
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ESPRate
Variable Unit RB/d
This is the calculated rate (at pump inlet conditions) for the ESP for each method based on their
corresponding calculated rate.
5.5.2.31 Flowing Bottomhole Pressure (FBHP)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FBHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FBHP
Variable Unit Psig
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This is the calculated Flowing Bottom Hole Pressure for each of the rate methods.
5.5.2.32 Flowing Bottomhole Temperature (FBHT)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FBHT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FBHT
Variable Unit DegF
This is the calculated Flowing BottomHole Temperature for each of the rate methods. For producer
wells, this corresponds to the reservoir temperature. For injectors, this is calculated based on the
injection rate and injection temperature.
5.5.2.33 Flowline Pressure (FLP)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FLP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FLP
Variable Unit Psig
This is the calculated Flowline (Manifold) Pressure for each of the rate methods. For producers, this
is the pressure downstream the well’s choke. For injectors, this is the pressure upstream the well’s
choke.
5.5.2.34 Flowline Temperature

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Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FLT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FLT
Variable Unit DegF
This is the calculated Flowline (Manifold) Temperature for each of the rate methods. For producers,
this is the temperature downstream the well’s choke. For injectors, this is the temperature upstream
the well’s choke.
5.5.2.35 Flowing Wellhead Pressure (FWHP)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FWHP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FWHP
Variable Unit Psig
This is the calculated Flowing Well head pressure for each of the rate methods.
For all methods (except the IPR and ESP) this is equal to the input value used at the time of the
calculation (for it is a boundary pressure for the calculation).
5.5.2.36 Flowing Well Head Temperature (FWHT)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FWHT
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IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_FWHT
Variable Unit DegF
This is the calculated Flowing Well head Temperature for each of the rate methods. For injectors,
this is equal to the input value used at the time of the calculation (for it is a boundary condition for
the calculation).
5.5.2.37 Gas Lift Gas Injection Rate
There are 7 instances of this output (one for each base rate method (Except ESP) and one for the
AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_GasLiftGas
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_GasLiftGas
during the calcualtions (this means that the number will be the same for all the methods)
the AutoRate method (depending on the regression variables active)
5.5.2.38 Gas Oil Ratio (GOR)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_GOR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_GOR
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Variable Unit Scf/STB
5.5.2.39 Productivity Index (PI) / Injectivity Index (II)
Method)
This is only relevant for Oil Producers, Water Producers and Water Injectors (i.e. Liquid IPRs)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_PI
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_PI
Variable Unit STB/d/psi
Returned Values 0 < Value, Or
In the case of the VLP/IPR and IPR methods, this is simply equal to the PI used as input during the
calcualtions (for the IPR is part of the calcualtions as boundary condition).
In all the other methods, this is the PI that the model estimates it would be required (assuming the
reservoir pressure has not changed) to meet the calculated rate. PI @ Base Reservoir Pressure.
5.5.2.40 Gas Rate
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qgas
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qgas
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This is the Gas Rate at standard conditions calculated by the rate method
5.5.2.41 Liquid Rate
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qliq
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qliq
Variable Unit STB/d
This is the Liquid Rate at standard conditions calculated by the rate method
5.5.2.42 Oil Rate
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qoil
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qoil
Variable Unit STB/d
This is the Oil Rate at standard conditions calculated by the rate method
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5.5.2.43 Water Rate
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qwat
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Qwat
Variable Unit STB/d
This is the Water Rate at standard conditions calculated by the rate method
5.5.2.44 Reservoir Pressure
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ReservoirPressure
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_ReservoirPressure
Variable Unit psig
Returned Values 0 < Value, Or
In the case of the VLP/IPR and IPR methods, this is simply equal to the Reservoir Pressure used as
input during the calcualtions (for the IPR is part of the calcualtions as boundary condition).
In all the other methods, this is the PR that the model estimates it would be required (assuming the
PI has not changed) to meet the calculated rate. PR @ Base PI.
5.5.2.45 Solution Type
Method)
Properties
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Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_SolutionType
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_SolutionType
Variable Unit None
Returned Values -1
This Output variable is not currently being used.
5.5.2.46 Water Cut
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_WC
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_WC
Variable Unit %
Returned Values 0 ≤ Value ≤ 100, Or
5.5.2.47 Water Gas Ratio (WGR)
Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_WGR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_WGR
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5.5.2.48 Deviation calculated vs base Productivity Index
There are 6 instances of this output (one for each base rate method (except VLPIPR and IPR) and one
for the AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_PI
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_PI
Variable Unit %
Where {MethodName} will be VLP, Choke, CHP, ESP, Ext and AutoRate
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the estimated Productivity Index and
the base value (input to the workflow)
5.5.2.49 Deviation calculated vs base Reservoir Pressure
There are 6 instances of this output (one for each base rate method (except VLPIPR and IPR) and one
for the AutoRate Method)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ReservoirPressure
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_ReservoirPressure
Variable Unit %
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Where {MethodName} will be VLP, Choke, CHP, ESP, Ext and AutoRate
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the estimated Reservoir Pressure and
the base value (input to the workflow)
5.5.2.50 VLP Calculation Boundary Condition
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_VLP_BoundCond
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_VLP_BoundCond
Variable Unit None
Returned Values 1 – Downhole Gauge Pressure (DHGP)
2 – ESP Discharge Pressure (PDP)
3 – ESP Inlet Pressure (PIP)
5.5.2.51 Deviation calculated vs base CGR
There are 2 instances of this output (one for External Rate Method and one for AutoRate Method)
which are the two methods where the CGR can be calculated (rather than an input).
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_CGR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_CGR
Variable Unit %
Where {MethodName} will be Ext and AutoRate
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the estimated CGR and the base value
(input to the workflow)
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5.5.2.52 Deviation calculated vs base GOR
which are the two methods where the GOR can be calculated (rather than an input).
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_GOR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_GOR
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the estimated GOR and the base value
5.5.2.53 Deviation calculated vs base WC
which are the two methods where the WC can be calculated (rather than an input).
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_WC
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_WC
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the estimated WC and the base value
5.5.2.54 Deviation calculated vs base WGR
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which are the two methods where the WGR can be calculated (rather than an input).
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_WGR
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_{MethodName}_Dev_WGR
Variable Unit %
This value corresponds to the deviation (in percent) between the estimated WGR and the base value
5.5.2.55 AutoRate Calculation Type
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcType
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_CalcSensitivity
Variable Type 16-bit integer
Variable Unit None
Returned Values Integer from 0 to 65535 (see details below)
Returned Values:
The returned value is used to highlight the outcome of the AutoRate method (how it determined the
reported rate).
The returned value is an integer which comprises the integration of 16-bit flags. This is used by IVM
to enable/disable 16 LEDs to highlight pre-set messages by automatically decunstracting the
returned value into its corresponding bits.
Each flag (bit) is assigned a number equal to and then all the active flags are added
together to produce a single integer number to transmit the required flags.
For instance, if messages number 3 and 6 are to be highlighted, the returned value will be
.
If messages 3, 8 and 12 are to be highlighted, then the retirned value will be

.
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The list of possible messages is displayed below:
Flag Integer Message
1 1 Single Rate Source Available

2 2 Selection from Base Rates based on priority
3 4 VLP/IPR Rate
4 8 VLP Rate
5 16 IPR Rate
6 32 ESP Rate
7 64 Choke Rate
8 128 External Rate
9 256 CHP Rate
10 512 Calculated based on measured data
11 1024 Rate
12 2048 Water fraction (WC/WGR)
13 4096 Gas fraction (GOR/CGR)
14 8192 ALQ (GL/WF)
15 16384 Spare Flag
16 32768 Spare Flag
5.5.2.56 AutoRate Overall Error (MWA Chi2)
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_Error
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_Error
Variable Unit None
-1 if not calculated
This value corresponds to the overall error of the AutoRate calculation (it is the error reported by the
MWA regression engine – Chi2)
5.5.2.57 AutoRate ESP Wear Factor
This applies only to ESP wells
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPWF
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_ESPWF
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Variable Unit %
This is the found ESP Wear factor (percent) estimated by the AutoRate (when the WF is part of the
active regression variables). It is the degradation (in percent) of the Head generated by the ESP
pump.
5.5.2.58 AutoRate Number of Pressure Data Points
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataP
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataP
Variable Unit %
This is the number of Pressure Data Points (as percent of the maximum possible) used during the
regression calculations.
5.5.2.59 AutoRate Number of Temperature Data Points
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataT
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumDataT
Variable Unit %
This is the number of Temperature Data Points (as percent of the maximum possible) used during
the regression calculations.
5.5.2.60 AutoRate Number of Methods
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumMethods
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_NumMethods
Variable Type Integer
Variable Unit None
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Returned Values Integer from 0 to 4, Or
This is the number of Rate Estimation Methods which were available to the AutoRate regression
engine when performing the calculations.
5.5.2.61 AutoRate Case 0 (Rate Only) Mode
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQMode
Variable Unit None
Returned Values 0 – Case Inactive
1 – Case Evaluated
2 – Case Evaluated and Selected
This output indicates the status of Case 0 (Regression on rate only).
5.5.2.62 AutoRate Case 0 (Rate Only) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegQError
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 0 (Regression on rate only). It is the error
reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.63 AutoRate Case 1 (Rate and WC/WGR) Mode
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCMode
Variable Unit None
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This output indicates the status of Case 1 (Regression on rate and WC/WGR).
5.5.2.64 AutoRate Case 1 (Rate and WC/WGR) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCError
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 1 (Regression on rate and WC/WGR). It is
the error reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.65 AutoRate Case 2 (Rate and GOR/CGR) Mode
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORMode
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the status of Case 2 (Regression on rate and GOR/CGR).
5.5.2.66 AutoRate Case 2 (Rate and GOR/CGR) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegGORError
Variable Unit None
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This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 2 (Regression on rate and GOR/CGR). It is
the error reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.67 AutoRate Case 1-2 (Rate, WC/WGR and GOR/CGR) Mode
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORMode
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the status of Case 1-2 (Regression on rate, WC/WGR and GOR/CGR).
5.5.2.68 AutoRate Case 1-2 (Rate, WC/WGR and GOR/CGR) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegWCGORError
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 1-2 (Regression on rate, WC/WGR and
GOR/CGR). It is the error reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.69 AutoRate Case 3 (Rate and GasLift/ESPWear) Mode
This applies to gas lifted or ESP lifted wells only
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQMode
Variable Unit None
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This output indicates the status of Case 3 (Regression on rate and Gas Lift / ESP Wear).
5.5.2.70 AutoRate Case 3 (Rate and GasLift/ESPWear) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQError
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 3 (Regression on rate and GasLift / ESP
Wear). It is the error reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.71 AutoRate Case 3-1 (Rate, WC and GasLift / ESP Wear) Mode
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCMode
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the status of Case 3-1 (Regression on rate, WC and GasLift / ESP Wear).
5.5.2.72 AutoRate Case 3-1 (Rate, WC and GasLift / ESP Wear) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCError
Variable Unit None
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This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 3-1 (Regression on rate, WC and GasLift /
ESP Wear). It is the error reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.73 AutoRate Case 3-2 (Rate, GOR and GasLift / ESP Wear) Mode
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORMode
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the status of Case 3-2 (Regression on rate, GOR and GasLift / ESP Wear).
5.5.2.74 AutoRate Case 3-2 (Rate, GOR and GasLift / ESP Wear) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQGORError
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 3-2 (Regression on rate, GOR and GasLift /
ESP Wear). It is the error reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.75 AutoRate Case 3-1-2 (Rate, WC, GOR and GasLift / ESP Wear) Mode
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORMode
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORMode
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Variable Unit None
This output indicates the status of Case 3-1-2 (Regression on rate, WC, GOR and GasLift / ESP Wear).
5.5.2.76 AutoRate Case 3-1-2 (Rate, WC, GOR and GasLift / ESP Wear) Error
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORError
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_RegALQWCGORError
Variable Unit None
This output indicates the error of the regression for Case 3-1-2 (Regression on rate, WC, GOR and
GasLift / ESP Wear). It is the error reported by the MWA regression engine (Chi2)
5.5.2.77 AutoRate ESP Wear Factor (Internal Factor)
This applies only to ESP wells
Properties
Workflow Variable Name AWS_Output_AutoRate_WF
IFM Variable Name (External Tag ID) {WellName}.AWS_Output_AutoRate_WF
Variable Unit None
This is an internal result needed for the AutoRate and Anlytics to initialise the calculation based on
the results from the previous run. This is an input to the workflow for the next calculation.
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6 IPM Model
This section higlights any special setup required from the underlying IPM models to get the most out
of the AWS workflow.
6.1 Introduction
All well performance calculations within the AWS workflow make use of the well model in GAP,
represented by an IPR and a family of VLP curves. Hence, this section highlights the information
expected in the VLP curves, depending on the type of well.
VLPs in GAP:
Besides the primary information contained in the VLP curves (i.e. FBHP, FWHT, etc), GAP allows
capturing up to 10 ‘gauge’ pressures and temperatures along the wellbore. This can be used to
capture the pressure and temperature predicted by model at the depth of an actual downhole
gauge, but also can be used to capture the pressure and temperature gradient along the entire
wellbore (through a set of discrete points at different depths). In fact, these ‘gauges’ can be used to
transfer any pressure and temperature information from the physical well model (PROSPER) into the
well model in GAP (VLP curves).
The AWS workflow is desgined to take advantage of the above information in the VLPs in GAP to
support several features within the workflow, avoiding having to call the full physical well model
(PROSPER), benefiting from a calculation speed point fo view as well as consistency amongst various
calcualtions (same model used throughout).
For all wells, these gauges are used to simply capture pressures and temperatures distributed along
the wellbore to support the generation of gradient plots.
For ESP lifted wells, these gauges are also used to capture some information about the pump which
will support the AutoRate method.
For Gas Lifted wells, these gauges are also used to capture the gradient along the annulus, in
particular the casing pressure @ GL orifice depth and the Gas Lift injection pressure at surface
(Casing Head Pressure). This is to support the Casing Head Pressure base rate method as well as the
AutoRate method.
The following sections provide further details about the required information in the VLPs in GAP.
6.2 Naturally Flowing Wells

This covers the VLP requirements for the following well types
 Oil Producer (No Lift)

 Gas Producer
 Gas Condensate Producer
 Water Producer
 Water Injector
 Gas Injector
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The workflow is expecting the following information in the VLP curves to be present.
This is to support the following features within the Workflow:
 Gradient Plots
Gauge Data expected in VLP tables

Gauge Information Expected
Number Index Depth Pressure Temperature
1
Reserved for Downhole Gauge information
1 0 Downhole Gauge Depth Downhole Gauge Pressure Downhole Gauge Temperature
Reserved for Well Head Data
2
2 1 Well Head Depth Well Head Pressure Well Head Temperature
3
Intermediate Pressure and temperature along the wellbore
3 2 Intermediate Depth 1 Intermediate Pressure 1 Intermediate Temperature 1
Reserved for BottomHole Data
4
10 9 Bottom Hole Depth Bottom Hole Pressure Bottom Hole Temperature
1
If the well has no downhole gauge, then this gauge can be used as an additional intermediate pressure and
temperature gauge
2
It is recommended to set the depth 0.1 ft below the well head depth
3
It is recommended to distribute these depths evenly along the wellbore (taking into account the already
existing downhole gauge depth). This will produce better defined Gradient Plots.
4
It is recommended to set the depth 0.1 ft above the bottom depth
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Figure 55 – Gauuge Depths distribution for naturally flowing wells
How to generate the VLP curves with the above information
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6.3 Gas Lifted Wells
The workflow is expecting the following information in the VLP curves to be present.
 Casing Head Pressure base rate method

 AutoRate method (when the casing head pressure is used as constraint)
 Analytics method (when the casing head pressure is used as constraint)
 Gradient Plots

1
2
3
4
Reserved for data @ GL orifice depth
8 7 Gas Lift orifice depth Tubing pressure Not used
9 8 Gas Lift orifice depth Casing pressure Not used
Reserved for Gas Lift Injection Pressure (Casing Head)
10 9 Casing Head Depth Casing Head Pressure Not used
1
If the well has no downhole gauge, then this gauge can be used as an additional intermediate pressure and
temperature gauge
2
3
existing depths (downhole and gas lift orifice)). This will produce better defined Gradient Plots.
4
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Figure 56 – Gauge Depths distribution for Gas Lifted Wells
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6.4 ESP Lifted Wells
The workflow is expecting the following information in the VLP curves to be present
 AutoRate method
 Analytics method
 Gradient Plots

1
2
3
4
Reserved for ESP Data
5
9 8 ESP Depth – 5 ft ESP Discharge Pressure ESP Discharge Temperature
10 9 ESP Depth + 5 ft ESP Intake Pressure ESP Intake Temperature
1
This should not be used for downhole gauges for the ESP discharge or intake pressure but for any additional
gauges. If there are not additional gauges (normally the case) this can be used as an additional intermediate
data point along the wellbore.
2
3
existing depths (downhole and ESP). This will produce better defined Gradient Plots.
4
5
To capture the dT across the pump, the PROSPER model needs to be setup with ‘Model Produced Oil and Gas
in Annulus’ option on.
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Figure 57 – Gauge Depths distribution for ESP Lifted Wells
6.5 VLP Generation utility

A simple OpenServer utility (XLS file with an OpenServer macro in it) has been developed to assist on
the generation of the VLP curves with the exact information required by the AWS workflow.
This utility will carry out the following steps automatically (for every well in the GAP model):
 Setup the gauge depths required in PROSPER according to the type of well and completion
 Enable ESP dT calculations (for ESP lifted wells)
 Generate the VLP curves
 For gas lifted wells, carry out complementary gas lift performance calculations (up to
200,000) to append the annulus pressure at both the gas lift orifice depth and the casing
head (Casing Head Pressure) to the previously generated lift curves
 Import the generated lift curves into each well model in GAP.
The following steps are required to use the utility.
6.5.1 Step 1:
Setup the VLP sensitivity variables in the model(s) as per usual VLP generation process.
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GLR ESP
Well Type FWHP1 FWHT WC GOR WGR CGR
Inj2 Freq3
Oil Producer No Lift   
Gas Producer   
Gas Condensate Producer   
Oil Producer GL    
Oil Producer ESP    
Water Injector  
Gas Injector    
Table 4 - VLP Sensitivity variables for the main type of wells
6.5.2 Step 2:
Setup the the information required by the utility.
 Open GAP and open the gap model in question

 Open PROSPER application (no need to open any prosper model)
 Open the VLP Generation utility (macros need to be enabled) (Figure 58)
 Click on get well list from GAP button in the utility. This will populate the xls table with all
the well names from the GAP model as well as corresponding well type and location in the
gap model (Production system, injection system, etc) (Figure 59)
 Fill in the remaining information required
o Downhole Gauge Depth (leave blank if the well does not have a downhole gauge)4
o Gas Lift orifice size (1/64”) for all gas lifted well5
1
First Node Pressure or Manifold Pressure
2
Gas Lift wells support both GL Injection rate and GLR injected. It is strongly recommended the use of GLR
injected as it generates better quality curve. The recommended values (in oil field unit) are: 0, 100, 200, 400,
800, 1600, 3200, 6400, 12500, 25000.
3
A range of ESP Frequencies is required even if the well does not have a variable speed drive. This is to support
some of sensitivity claculations within the workflow
4
For ESP wells, this is for any downhole gauge in addition to the normally avialble at the intake and discharge
of the pump
5
All Gas lifted well need this information to able to generate the required lift curves.
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Figure 58 – VLP Generation Utility (OpenServer macro)
Figure 59 – VLP Generation Utility – List of wells populated from GAP
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Figure 60 – VLP Generation Utility – Downhole Gauge and GLO size data populated manually
6.5.3 Step 3:
The last step is to generate the VLP curves.
To do this, first enable the well(s) which VLP curves are to be generated for, by changing the value in
the first column (labelled Use?) from 0 to 1. It is recommended to do one well only first to ensure
everything is working properly before carrying out the generation in batch mode for multiple wells.
Click on Run to start the calculations.
Note on Run Time:
For all wells but Gas Lifted ones, the process will generate standard VLP curves (the only work the
utility is doing is setting up the appropriate gauge depths prior to trigerring the VLP generation
process). Hence, the run time for those wells will be the same as if the VLP were generated normally.
For gas lifted wells, however, the information generated by the standard VLP process is then
complemented through a series of Gas lift performance claculations to inrorpoate the gas lift orifice
dP and the corresponding casing head pressure. The entire process for a gas lifted well can take
several hours (normally from 2 to 6 hours depending on the sensitivity variables used as well as the
processing speed of the PC).
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7 AWS Workflow General Information
7.1 Well types supported

The AWS supports the following well types (based on GAP welltype definition)
Base Rate Methods AutoRate

Well Type VLPIPR Simple Advanced Analytics
Choke
CHP
VLP
ESP
IPR
Ext
Mode Mode
OilProducerNoLift        
OilProducerGL         
OilProducerESP         
GasProducer        
CondesnateProducer        
WaterProducer        
GasInjector      
WaterInjector      
7.2 Versions
Version Date released Key Changes / additions

1.0.0.0 20 Feb 2014  Incoporation of MWA regression engine in AutoRate method
 Addition of Casing Head Pressure rate estimation method
 Incorporation of CHP as constraint throughout workflow
 Incorporation of Analytics section
 Deviaitons between Measured vs Calculated data reported as part of
the workflow results
 Incoporation of Gradient Plots for all base rate methods
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 Real Time well production estimation

 Calculate a Well Surveillance KPI to provide a qualitative indicator of the current

2.1.2 The well surveillance cycle

 Well physical models

The above is illustrated in Figure 1.

Figure 3 – Well surveillance cycle

Figure 4 – Overview of Advanced Well Surveillance Workflow Calculations

2.1.3 Base Values and technical allocation

 Well Production Conditions

The beginning of virtual metering

Multi-method Virtual Metering

dependency on having a representative estimation of the reservoir pressure or current productivity

AutoRate and Analytics

Note on flow meters

2.1.4 Workflow implementation

The AWS Workflow itself is represented by Item ⑤.

2.2 Rate Estimation Calculations (Base Methods)

Figure 6 – Well Rate Estimation (Base Methods) Step

2.2.1 VLPIPR Method

Additional inputs for this method include:

 Flowing well head temperature (for injectors only)

This method uses the well model (VLP + IPR) in GAP.

Figure 8 - VLP/IPR Method Boundary Conditions

2.2.2 VLP Method

Additional inputs for this method include:

 Flowing well head temperature (for injectors only)

This method uses the wellbore hydraulic model (VLPs) in GAP.

Figure 9 - VLP Method Boundary Conditions (Naturally Flowing Wells)

Figure 10 - VLP Method Boundary Conditions (ESP Lifted Wells)

2.2.3 IPR Method

Figure 11 - IPR Method Boundary Conditions (Naturally Flowing Wells)

Figure 12 - IPR Method Boundary Conditions (ESP Lifted Wells)

2.2.4 Choke Method

Additional inputs for this method include:

This method uses GAP internal choke model.

Figure 14 – Choke Method boundary conditions (producers)

Figure 15 – Choke Method boundary conditions (injectors)

This calculation accommodates both single and dual choke configurations.

2.2.5 ESP Method (ESP Wells)

Figure 16 – ESP Method boundary conditions

2.2.6 CHP Method (Gas Lifted Wells)

This method uses the wellbore hydraulic model (VLP) in GAP.

Figure 17 – CHP Method boundary conditions

2.2.7 External Method

2.2.8 Summary – Methods boundary conditions

Method VLPIPR VLP IPR Choke ESP CHP Ext

ESP Intake Pressure 2 

2.3 Sensitivity to input calculations

Figure 18 – Sensitivity to input calculations Step

Figure 19 – Sensitivity to input calculations (Naturally flowing well)

2.3.1 Sensitivity of the VLPIPR method

2.3.2 Sensitivity of the VLP method

Figure 23 – VLP method with low sensitivity

Figure 24 – VLP method with high sensitivity

2.3.3 Sensitivity of the IPR method

2.3.4 Sensitivity of the Choke method

2.3.5 Sensitivity of the ESP method

Figure 27 – ESP method sensitivity