Daily Workover Fluids Data
Interactive Well Site > Available Daily Operations Data
The Daily Workover Fluids form is used to track Oil, Water and Other fluids injected, produced and non-recoverable volumes, to determine the volume of fluids in tanks and fluids to be recovered.
Daily Workover Fluids data is recorded from the surface and subsurface Daily Operations link.
The Daily Workover Fluids form allows uses to add, review, modify and delete workover fluids on a daily basis.
For information on how to enter workover fluids data, see the Recording Daily Workover Fluids topic.
Special Fields and Functions
Fluid Pumped into Well Cumulative Fields
The application adds the oil, water and other values to their corresponding Cumulative (Cum) fields to display the total oil, water and other volumes pumped into the Well to date. This calculation is reset to the current day when the Zero Input Fluids button is clicked.
Fluid Produced and Taken Off Location Cumulative Fields
The application adds the oil, water and other values to their corresponding Cumulative (Cum) fields to display the total oil, water and other volumes produced and taken off location to date. This calculation is reset to zero when the Zero Load Fluids Button is clicked.
Non Recoverable Annular Fluids Cumulative Fields
The application adds the oil, water and other values to their corresponding Cumulative (Cum) fields to display the total oil, water and other volumes non-recoverable to date.
Fluid Produced to Tanks Calculation
The Fluid Produced To Tanks calculations are affected by the FluidsToTanks system setting.
When the system setting is set to NO (the default), the values are entered as follows:
Vol Oil Surface Tanks
Vol Other Surface Tanks
Vol Water Surface Tanks
When the system setting is set YES, the fields are calculated as follows:
Vol Oil Surface Tanks = Vol Oil Hauled On - Vol Oil Hauled Off - Vol Oil Non-Recover + SUM (Oil INPUT) - SUM (Oil PRODUCED)
Vol Other Surface Tanks = Vol Other Hauled On - Vol Other Hauled Off - Vol Other Non-Recover + SUM (Other INPUT) - SUM (Other PRODUCED)
Vol Water Surface Tanks = Vol Water Hauled On - Vol Water Hauled Off - Vol Water Non-Recover + SUM (Water INPUT) - SUM (Water PRODUCED)
Where from the Fluid in Hole Spreadsheet INPUT and PRODUCED volumes are defined as:
Oil Input = VolumeInput * (Oil / 100) |
Oil Produced = VolumeProduced * (Oil / 100) |
Other Input = VolumeInput * (Other / 100) |
Other Produced = VolumeProduced * (Other / 100) |
Water Input = VolumeInput * (Water / 100) |
Water Produced = VolumeProduced * (Water / 100) |
Initial Load Fluid Volumes
This section displays the initial Oil, Water and Other fluids recorded for the wellsite in the Initial Load Fluids tab on the Event Properties dialog from the Well Explorer window.
Click this button to zero out the Fluid Pumped into Well cumulative field values from previous reports. The cumulative fields will begin accumulating the values beginning with the current report until the Zero Input Fluids button is selected again.
Zero Load Fluids Button
Click this button to zero out the Fluid to Recover values. The Fluids to Recover fields will begin accumulating the values beginning with the next report until the Zero Load Fluids button is selected again.
Fluids to Recover
Calculates volumes of Oil, Water (H2O) and Other annular fluids entered in the Fluids in Hole spreadsheet.
Volume Oil to Recover = (Initial Load Fluid Volume) Oil + Cum Vol Oil Hauled On - Cum Vol Oil Hauled Off - Cum Vol Oil Non-Recover
Volume Other to Recover = (Initial Load Fluid Volume) Other + Cum Vol Other Hauled On - Cum Vol Other Hauled Off - Cum Vol Other Non-Recover
Volume H2O to Recover = (Initial Load Fluid Volume) H2O + Cum Vol H2O Hauled On - Cum Vol H2O Hauled Off - Cum Vol H2O Non-Recover
Import Well Tests
The Import Well Tests button allows users to import test results from previous Test reports into the spreadsheet.
Units Picklist
The Unit Management System in the EDM™ database controls display units in EDT™ applications. Every numerical element in the EDM database has a storage measure (some known quantity in the physical world) associated with it such as feet, ft/sec, or °F.
In OpenWells® software, Active Viewing Units (or Display Units as they are sometimes referred to) are for presentation purposes only. Display units can changed at any time and do not affect the quality of the data.
Active Viewing Units for the OpenWells application are selected from the Unit picklist located at the top of each page.
Datum Selector
The reference point for depths changes over the life cycle of a Well, with changes in rigs and viewing data requirements.
The Datum Selector, located at the top of each page, allows users to change displayed the depth reference point (datum) on the fly.
Changing the depth reference point displays depths relative to the datum selected. This DOES NOT change the values in the database itself.
Data MUST be entered correctly in context to the selected datum reference point.
The following example shows how the viewing datum affects the data you see.
Print Page
The Print Page button allows users to print the current page as it appears in the window.