Penentuan Current Recovery Factor dan Cadangan Sisa Sumur “Alpha” pada Lapisan “A” dan Lapisan “B”

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  • Indah Widiyaningsih Universitas Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Yogyakarta

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https://doi.org/10.30588/jo.v3i1.591

Abstract

Abstrak

Sumur “ALPHA” merupakan sumur gas dari reservoir gas kering yang telah diproduksikan sejak Februari 1994. Sumur ini diproduksi secara commingle dari dua lapisan yaitu Lapisan “A” dan Lapisan “B” dari tiga sumur yaitu “ALPHA”, BETA”, dan “GAMMA”. Pada akhir dari Juni 2013, produksi telah menurun hingga laju sebesar 1,14 MMSCFD dari sumur “ALPHA” dan nol produksi dari sumur “BETA” dan “GAMMA”. Cadangan sisa ditentukan dengan menggunakan metode material balance dikarenakan sumur telah berproduksi untuk beberapa waktu. Untuk menentukan cadangan sisa, langkah pertama yang harus dilakukan adalah menghitung faktor Z dan faktor volume formasi gas (Bg). Setelah itu, hitung OGIP menggunakan metode material balance P/Z. Dengan software IPM, dengan masukkan semua data ke dalam sub-program MBAL. Jalankan software untuk matching nilai OGIP. Setelahnya, recovery factor, ultimate recovery, dan current recovery factor dapat ditentukan.Besarnya OGIP yang diperoleh dari metode material balance P/Z manual adalah 1407.29 BSCF, sedangkan OGIP dari metode material balance  MBAL adalah 1341 BSCF. Recovery factor untuk Lapangan “X” adalah 80,2%. Current recovery factor lapangan “X” adalah 25,55%. Ultimate recovery factor untuk Lapangan “X” adalah 1128,64 BSCF. Maka cadangan sisa sampai 1 Juli 2013 adalah 769,094 BSCF. Berdasarkan hal ini, maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa sumur ini memiliki cadangan gas sisa yang masih dapat dioptimalkan untuk produksi.

 

Kata kunci: IPM Software, Remaining Reserve, Mature Field

 

Abstrack

The "ALPHA" well is a gas well from a dry gas reservoir that has been produced since February 1994. This well is produced commingently from two layers, namely "A" and "B" layers of three wells namely "ALPHA", BETA ", and" GAMMA ". At the end of June 2013, production had declined to a rate of 1.14 MMSCFD from the "ALPHA" well and zero production from the "BETA" and "GAMMA" wells. The remaining reserves are determined using the material balance method because the well has been producing for some time. To determine the remaining reserves, the first step that must be taken is to calculate the Z factor and the gas formation volume factor (Bg). After that, calculate the OGIP using the P / Z material balance method. With HDI software, enter all data into the MBAL sub-program. Run the software to match OGIP values. After that, recovery factor, ultimate recovery, and current recovery factor can be determined. The amount of OGIP obtained from the manual P / Z material balance method is 1407.29 BSCF, while the OGIP from the MBAL material balance method is 1341 BSCF. Recovery factor for "X" field is 80.2%. Current recovery factor of the "X" field is 25.55%. The ultimate recovery factor for "X" Field is 1128.64 BSCF. Then the remaining reserves until July 1, 2013 are 769,094 BSCF. Based on this, it can be concluded that this well has residual gas reserves that can still be optimized for production.

Keywords: IPM Software, Remaining Reserve, Mature Field

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2019-12-31

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Widiyaningsih, I. (2019). Penentuan Current Recovery Factor dan Cadangan Sisa Sumur “Alpha” pada Lapisan “A” dan Lapisan “B”. Jurnal Offshore: Oil, Production Facilities and Renewable Energy, 3(2). https://doi.org/10.30588/jo.v3i1.591

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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2019): Jurnal Offshore: Oil, Production Facilities, and Renewable Energy

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