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Dunlin Field - Recovery of Stranded Oil From the Block 10 Area
DEVEX 2011
Tony Peters
Lead Petroleum Engineer , Fairfield Energy Aberdeen
Dunlin Field – Block 10
• Blk 10 Description
• 2010 Redevelopment
• Results
• Conclusions
• Forward Plans
Dunlin
Blk 10
Dunlin Main
•211/23 211/24
•160 Km NE of Shetland
•NW/SE Elongated Tilted Elongated Horst Block
•Middle Jurassic Brent Group Sandstone
•9300 - 8800 ft.tvdss
•Pi ~ 6100 psi, OWC 9125 – 9215 ft.tvdss
•36 API, 220 scf/bbl, µo ~ 1 , Psat 962 psi
•P50 STOIIP ~ 750 MMbbls
•First Oil August 1978
•Water Injection BBl in = BBl out
Block 10
•Downthrown Block to SE of Dunlin Main
•Discovered in 1983
•OWC’s 400-500 ft. deeper than main field
•35 API, 214 scf/bbl, µo ~ 1.3 cp, Psat ~ 850 psi
•P50 STOIIP ~ 70 MMbbls
•First Oil Sept 1983
•No dedicated water injection
Acquired by Fairfield Energy &
Mitsubishi Oil & Gas in Jan 2008.
Dunlin
Main
10
Block 10
Da14S2
Da38
Da35
Da40S1
Block 10 Pressure vs. Brent Field*
*http://ior.senergyltd.com/issue10/articles/shell/index.htm
@ 8700 ft. tvdss
Blk 10 2010 Redevelopment - Objectives
– Reappraise
• Reservoir Performance
• Well Performance
– Gather data to optimize subsequent development activities.
– Compromise where necessary to ensure successful appraise.
Blk 10 Phase 1 Redevelopment
Install ESPs in two 10 wells
–Da14S2
• Structurally elevated
• Established decline , in 1997 producing 1900 bopd & 85% Watercut
• PI 40 – 60 B/D/PSI
• 7 – 20 mblpd pump (3x 562 Series, H15500R, 46 stages CT, 3 x Motor
F130 390 HP)
–Da33S1
• Drilled post Brent depressurisation
• Intermittent producer, 400 bopd, 20% watercut
• PI 1 - 3 B/D/PSI
• 1 – 4 mblpd pump + gas handler (2x 538 Series, S6000R, 66 stages CT, 1
x Motor F152 450, 2600 V, 104A, UT per POD)
• Dual pumps POD Installation
–Topsides Module
• Space for 6 X VSD
•Compromises
–Well architecture required pumps to be set ~ 1300 ft.tvd above reservoir
–Work over operations to pump setting depths – did not perform any reservoir
cleanout.
–No down hole sand control
Low Pressure Water Injection Options
• Subsea Injection Well, allow North Sea Dumpflood • Low Cost Water
� Very High Injection Uptime
⁻ Hi Cost Zonal Management & Surveillance (DSV visits)
• Platform Well, Low Pressure Water Injection� Spare LP Water Injection Ullage
� Low Cost Zonal Management & Surveillance
� No Impact on HP injection Capacity
� Future Flexibility
• Blk10 2010 Development Confirmed
– Resaturation as an active reservoir mechanism.
– Producibility of the stranded Blk 10 oil with artificial lift.
– Negligible deterioration in historic well productivity due to depressurisation
– Aquifer currently not strong enough to enable recovery of full Blk 10 potential
– Low pressure water injection as suitable method for effective pressure support.
– Value potential confirmed.
Conclusions
Future plans
• Integrate new data into revised subsurface models
– Historic performance
– Depressurisation
– 2010 production
• Resaturation
• Fractional flow
• Pressure Depletion
• Well Interference
• Long Term Redevelopment Plan
– Injection Well Location & Zonal Management
– Workover / Sidetrack Da14S2
• Optimum ESP & Completion Design, incorporating any learnings from the pulled pump
– Topside modifications for long term low pressure water Injection
– Robust & Flexible
• Surveillance
– Cased Hole saturation logs (DA35, Da40S1)
• Gas lift Option
– 2011 Gas Import
Acknowledgements
2010 Dunlin Team
Matt Brettle, Doug Smith, Andrew McKenzie, Tomohiro Kakiuchi (Mitsubishi Oil &
Gas), Adam Harper, Drew McGinn, Calum Trail, Bahman Emtiazian, Manuel
Maldonaldo, Andrew O’Donovan, Sandy Fettes, Dave Bruce, Hugh Bennett, Alan
Scott…..
Da14S2 Flow Restriction
• After six months, 620 MMbbls unable to lift fluids to
surface
• Moving Blockage in well
• Subsequent Camera & Sampling
– No sand
– Minor evidence of scale in tubing
– Acetic Acid, BaSO4 dissolver bullheads unable to reinstate
production