Kick-off Briefing

Mr Dinesh A/L Kanesan14 – 03 – 36

Tel : 05-3687295

Email : dinesh.kanesan@petronas.com.my

Field Development Project II (PCB4033)

Sept 2015

Ms Nur Asyraf Md AkhirBlock L– 01–38

Tel : 05-3687063

Email : asyraf.akhir@petronas.com.my

Presentation Outline

Introduction1

Objectives2

3

Resource4

Role and Responsibilities5

FDP Deliverables

Presentation Outline

6 FDP Report/Writing Format

7

Proposed Milestone8

Assessment

Introduction

Field Development Plan (FDP): A documentation required for

new oil and gas field authorizations.

A capstone project for B.Eng (Hons) Petroleum Engineering.

THREE(3) credit hours.

Comprises of TWO (2) written report and TWO (2) oral

presentations:

Progress (Reservoir Engineering)

Final (RE, Drilling, PT, Economics, HSE)

To be completed within ONE (1) semester.

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Field Development Plan II (FDP II) project

Course Summary

FDP I (2 CH)

FDP II (3 CH)

Data Retrieval

Distribution of Task

Project Management

Geology, Petrophysics, Volume Calculation

Static Modelling

Reservoir Simulation -Dynamic Modelling

Drilling Engineering

Production Technology

Facilities & Economics

Sustainable Development

Apply fundamental theoretical knowledge gained from previous courses to

practical field development.

This course will help future engineers to perform engineering design.

Objectives

1. Develop reservoir dynamic model.

2. Technically evaluate the selected field and propose

development strategies.

3. Assess the feasibility of the field in terms economic

and HSE points of view.

The ultimate objective is to prepare FDP Reports (reservoir and

development issues) to satisfy the requirements of the panel of

examiners.

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Is profitable development possible?

What technical development plan is recommended?

Is further information required to reduce risk?

Tasks

FDP

FDP I

(2 Cr. Hrs)

Static Modelling &

Volumetric calculation

FDP II

(3 Cr. Hrs)

Dynamic Modeling

Technical and economic evaluation

Use PETREL or other software to develop a dynamic

model.

Study Development strategies.

Study Economic feasibility and HSE.

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1. History matching

2. Optimize the production of existing wells

3. Well placement – add new wells

4. Production profile and forecasting

5. Secondary recovery

6. EOR plan

7. Sensitivity analysis!!

Reservoir Engineering

Choose the optimum methods to recover oil/gas!!

• Reservoir Data &

Analysis

• Well Test Analysis

• Reservoir

Management &

Surveillance

Reservoir Engineering

Identify principal drive mechanisms and compile a matrix of

recovery factor, production plateau rate and number of

production/injection wells for the high, medium and low case

STOIIPs generated in the volumetric exercise.

Indicate production and injection wells location on the

respective reservoir map.

Why the current production rate does not correspond to the

FDP production profile?

What factors are contributing to the accelerated decline?

What activities you propose to arrest the decline?

Any possibilities for increasing production via new wells?

Drilling and Completion

1. Well design and completions

2. Mud program

3. Drilling Schedule

4. Drilling cost

Design a completion schematic for typical producer and

injector.

Identify any possible future workover or artificial lift equipment.

Production Technology and Facilities

1. IPR curves

2. Topside structure

3. Platform design

4. Pipelines

5. Transportation

6. Surface processing

Design and evaluate qualitatively several (at least FOUR)

development options.

Screen and choose the best option based on technical

feasibility, safety, environmental impact and economical

aspects.

Economics

1. Economic model

2. Development scenarios

3. Sensitivity analysis

Workflow project economics calculation

Come out with:

Net Income / Profit

HSE & Sustainable Development

1. HSE Policy

2. Sustainable Development Policy

Develop Operations and Maintenance Philosophy.

Select and elaborate specific area covered in overall strategy

(e.g. HSE, transport).

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Available software for the project (Pocket C5 and

Building 15)

RE – Petrel, Eclipse, CMG (IMEX, STARS, GEM, CMOST)

Petroleum Expert (GAP, PROSPER, MBAL)

Landmark (Drilling)

PipeSim

PanSystem

WellFlo (Well Performance)

PEEP (Petroleum Economics)

Questor (Facilities and Economics)

Resources

Role & Responsibility

Students

To demonstrate their ability to integrate in-depth

knowledge in the specific assigned area.

Should take their own initiative and creativity in

completing their project.

To work independently through exercising self-

discipline, self-management and job coordination

while undertaking the project.

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Role & Responsibility

Students

To produce report which clearly defines the

objective(s) and the scope of project work.

To plan meeting schedule with their supervisors.

To adhere to the meeting schedule with the

supervisor for the purpose of updating the

progress and seeking advise on project matters.

To be responsible in finding alternative solution

for problems encountered in order to complete

the project.

To submit report on time with no exception.

Important!!

Groups are responsible for electing a team leader and

devising their own organization.

RE, Drilling, Production Technology, Facilities,

Economics and HSE.

Grouping

Supervisor I:

mainly to advise on RE part.

guide the students for entire progress of FDP II

Supervisor II:

mainly to supervise drilling, production technology and

facilities phase.

support supervisor I for the accomplishment of FDP II.

SUPERVISOR 1

(Main Supervisor)

SUPERVISORS

GROUP IDSUPERVISOR 2

** will be uploaded in the eLearning.

FDP Report and Writing Format

Report Outline:

The report consists of many parts arranged in a certain order. It is

recommended that the contents be in the following order:

1. Title page

2. Certification (only applicable for dissertation)

3. Acknowledgment

4. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

5. Table of Contents

6. List of Figures

7. List of Tables

8. Abbreviations and Nomenclatures

9. INTRODUCTION

10. OBJECTIVES

11. PROJECT TEAM

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FDP Report and Writing Format 12. DELIVERABLES (items includes, but not limited to: )

a) Geology & Geophysics

b) Petrophysics

c) Static Modelling

d) Reservoir Engineering

e) Reservoir Simulation

f) Production Forecast

g) Reservoir Management

h) Proposed Development Plan

i) Drilling Engineering, Completion and Material Selections

j) Production Technology

k) Risk Analysis and Uncertainty

l) Facilities Engineering

m) Platform abandonment

n) Development cost and schedule and life of field operations

o) Project economics

p) Health, Safety and Environment

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13. References

14. Appendices

Assessment 7

Groups are evaluated based on their capability in

undertaking the project, producing the written

report and presenting the results.

Overall commitment, as well as personal

conduct, is also being observed at all time.

Report Submission

Progress Report

– should be submitted online through the eLearning &

hardcopy together with evaluation form to respective

supervisors.

– Presentation follows on the coming week.

Final Report

– to be endorsed by the supervisor.

– to submit a copy on the eLearning.

– Deliver the endorsed report to examiners together

with appropriate score sheets

Oral Presentation

After progress report submission, each group is

required to arrange a progress presentation (the

same week or the next following week) with

their own supervisors. The presentation should

not be more than 30 minutes.

Each group will have 1.5 hours (1 h 15 min

presentation and 15 min for Q and A).

Tentative date: As per schedule

Panel of Examiners

Examiners

– from industry (external examiners), internal

examiners and supervisors.

The examiners will function as project evaluators

who are responsible to evaluate the oral

presentations and dissertations.

Assessment 7

Assessment Contribution (%)

SupervisorInternal

Examiner

External

Examiner

Group

Members

Progress Report 10 - -

Progress Presentation 20 - -

Final Report - 20 - -

Final Presentation - 10 20 -

Supervisor Individual Review 5 - - -

Individual Assessment (Test) - - - 10

Peer Review 5

Total 35 30 20 15

Proposed Milestone

No Items Date

1. FDP Kickoff Briefing Week 2

2. RE Seminar Week 5

3.Progress Report submission and Presentation - RE Part

(Supervisor)

Week 8

5. Drilling and Production Seminar Week 8

7. Final Report Submission (All Phases) Week 12

8. Test Week 13

9. Final Presentation Week 14

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Further Detail will be communicated through

eLearning

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