#include "gtest/gtest.h" #include "RiaTestDataDirectory.h" #include "RiaDefines.h" #include "RifReaderEclipseOutput.h" #include "RigActiveCellInfo.h" #include "RigEclipseCaseData.h" #include "RigFlowDiagDefines.h" #include "RigFlowDiagSolverInterface.h" #include "RigMainGrid.h" #include "RimEclipseResultCase.h" #include #include #include #include //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Test calculateRelPermCurves for Oil relative permeability in Oil-Gas system /// Based on Relperm_Oil_in_Oil_Gas test from OPM flowdiagnostics applications by SINTEF //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEST( FlowDiagnosticsTest, calculateRelPermCurves_Oil_in_Oil_Gas ) { // Path to the test data QString egridFilePath = QString( TEST_FLOW_DIAG_MODEL_DIR ) + "/NORNE_ATW2013.EGRID"; QFileInfo fileInfo( egridFilePath ); // Check if test file exists if ( !fileInfo.exists() ) { GTEST_SKIP() << "Test file not found: " << egridFilePath.toStdString(); return; } // Create an Eclipse result case auto eclipseCase = std::make_unique(); eclipseCase->setGridFileName( egridFilePath ); // Open the case bool success = eclipseCase->openEclipseGridFile(); ASSERT_TRUE( success ) << "Failed to open Eclipse grid file"; // Create flow diagnostics solver interface auto solver = std::make_unique( eclipseCase.get() ); // Test with cell 16,31,10 (same as OPM test - Eclipse uses 1-based indexing) // Convert to 0-based indexing for ResInsight: (15, 30, 9) std::string gridName = ""; // Empty string for main grid // Get the active cell index for IJK coordinate (15, 30, 9) in 0-based indexing size_t gridLocalActiveCellIndex = 0; auto eclipseCaseData = eclipseCase->eclipseCaseData(); if ( eclipseCaseData && eclipseCaseData->mainGrid() ) { size_t i = 15; // 16 - 1 (convert from 1-based to 0-based) size_t j = 30; // 31 - 1 size_t k = 9; // 10 - 1 size_t gridIndex = eclipseCaseData->mainGrid()->cellIndexFromIJK( i, j, k ); // Convert grid index to active cell index auto activeCellInfo = eclipseCaseData->activeCellInfo( RiaDefines::PorosityModelType::MATRIX_MODEL ); if ( activeCellInfo->isActive( ReservoirCellIndex( gridIndex ) ) ) { gridLocalActiveCellIndex = activeCellInfo->cellResultIndex( ReservoirCellIndex( gridIndex ) ).value(); } else { GTEST_SKIP() << "Test cell (16,31,10) is not active in the grid"; return; } } // Calculate relative permeability curves auto curves = solver->calculateRelPermCurves( gridName, gridLocalActiveCellIndex ); // Basic verification - we should get some curves EXPECT_GT( curves.size(), 0 ) << "No relative permeability curves calculated"; // Find KROG curve (Oil relative permeability in Oil-Gas system) const RigFlowDiagDefines::RelPermCurve* krogCurve = nullptr; for ( const auto& curve : curves ) { if ( curve.ident == RigFlowDiagDefines::RelPermCurve::KROG && curve.curveSet == RigFlowDiagDefines::RelPermCurve::DRAINAGE && curve.epsMode == RigFlowDiagDefines::RelPermCurve::EPS_OFF ) { krogCurve = &curve; break; } } // Verify we found the KROG curve ASSERT_NE( krogCurve, nullptr ) << "KROG drainage curve without scaling not found"; // Verify curve has data EXPECT_GT( krogCurve->saturationVals.size(), 0 ) << "KROG curve has no saturation values"; EXPECT_GT( krogCurve->yVals.size(), 0 ) << "KROG curve has no y values"; EXPECT_EQ( krogCurve->saturationVals.size(), krogCurve->yVals.size() ) << "Saturation and Y values size mismatch"; // Expected values from OPM test (Gas saturations) std::vector expectedSg = { 0.0, 1.0E-4, 0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 0.25, 0.3, 0.35, 0.4, 0.45, 0.5, 0.55, 0.6, 0.65, 0.7, 0.75, 0.8, 0.85, 0.9, 0.95, 0.9999, 1.0 }; // Expected relative permeability values for KROG std::vector expectedKr = { 1.0, 0.999613776, 0.806888, 0.633562, 0.485506, 0.364043, 0.267589, 0.192992, 0.136554, 0.094671, 0.064151, 0.042324, 0.027035, 0.016586, 0.009662, 0.005254, 0.002597, 0.001117, 0.000384, 8.8E-05, 7.0E-06, 0.0, 0.0 }; // Verify curve has expected number of points (allowing some tolerance) EXPECT_GE( krogCurve->saturationVals.size(), expectedSg.size() - 5 ) << "KROG curve has too few points"; EXPECT_LE( krogCurve->saturationVals.size(), expectedSg.size() + 5 ) << "KROG curve has too many points"; // Verify that saturation values are gas saturations between 0 and 1 for ( size_t i = 0; i < krogCurve->saturationVals.size(); ++i ) { EXPECT_GE( krogCurve->saturationVals[i], 0.0 ) << "Gas saturation should be >= 0"; EXPECT_LE( krogCurve->saturationVals[i], 1.0 ) << "Gas saturation should be <= 1"; } // Verify that y-values are relative permeabilities between 0 and 1 for ( size_t i = 0; i < krogCurve->yVals.size(); ++i ) { EXPECT_GE( krogCurve->yVals[i], 0.0 ) << "Relative permeability should be >= 0"; EXPECT_LE( krogCurve->yVals[i], 1.0 ) << "Relative permeability should be <= 1"; } // Verify oil relative permeability decreases with increasing gas saturation (monotonic) for ( size_t i = 1; i < krogCurve->yVals.size(); ++i ) { EXPECT_LE( krogCurve->yVals[i], krogCurve->yVals[i - 1] + 1e-10 ) << "Oil relative permeability should decrease with increasing gas saturation"; } // Compare actual values with expected values from OMP test // Use a tolerance for floating point comparison const double tolerance = 1e-5; // Compare saturation values (gas saturations) size_t minSgSize = std::min( krogCurve->saturationVals.size(), expectedSg.size() ); for ( size_t i = 0; i < minSgSize; ++i ) { EXPECT_NEAR( krogCurve->saturationVals[i], expectedSg[i], tolerance ) << "Gas saturation mismatch at index " << i << " - Expected: " << expectedSg[i] << ", Actual: " << krogCurve->saturationVals[i]; } // Compare relative permeability values size_t minKrSize = std::min( krogCurve->yVals.size(), expectedKr.size() ); for ( size_t i = 0; i < minKrSize; ++i ) { EXPECT_NEAR( krogCurve->yVals[i], expectedKr[i], tolerance ) << "Relative permeability mismatch at index " << i << " - Expected: " << expectedKr[i] << ", Actual: " << krogCurve->yVals[i]; } }