Petroleum Engineering Software

SNAP

 

SNAP is a tool designed to conduct well performance predictions using NODAL Analysis.
With SNAP, you can analyze relationships between the reservoir, well bore, and surface equipment to determine a well's production capacity.  This NODAL Analysis. because these areas are segmented into nodes to better define their relationships. 
SNAP also contains a Gas-Lift Design & Troubleshooting Module and a Jet Pump Design Module.

 

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FORECAST©

 

FORECAST© is designed to model complex decline. FORECAST© includes ARPS, WOR, P/Z, Marginal GOR and Arps Oil/Water/Gas Analysis.

 

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PROCAST©

PROCAST© provides the tools for predicting rate performance and optimizing field-wide production. PROCAST© facilitates ease of data entry and provides a capacity to track a variety of development scenarios.  Also, the program uses system analysis, material balance concepts, and reservoir and well data to forecast reservoir performance.  It gives flexibility in scheduling, grouping, and tracking reservoir and well data.  Lastly, it illustrates predictions.

 

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PTA©

The most common usage of the PTA© program is for analysis of pressure transient data from buildups, drawdowns, falloffs, and DST’s.  Multiple analysis options are available to analyze test periods which include multiple straight line analyses techniques, (Horner, Infinite Acting Radial Flow, Pseudosteady State, Radial Superposition, Fracture Linear Flow, Fracture Bilinear Flow, and Spherical Flow), automatic type curve matching using non linear regression, and manual type curve matching.  In order to aide in accurately determining appropriate testing procedures PTA© includes a Design section. The Design section will allow you to simulate test responses using estimated reservoir properties to obtain optimum test duration and flow rate prior to or during the test.  PTA© also has the ability to analyze gas well deliver-ability tests.

 

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TANK©

 

TANK© is a powerful analytical tool for reviewing and predicting the performance of combination drive oil and gas reservoirs. TANK© couples a general form of the material balance equation with a choice of analytical aquifer models, allowing it to handle a wide range of hydrocarbon fluid types and reservoir drive mechanisms. Given a reservoir’s performance history, TANK© can be used to estimate original hydrocarbons in place and aquifer size and strength. Once these parameters have been quantified, TANK© may be used to review and predict reservoir and aquifer performance using a variety of analytical techniques.

 

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