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Tracking situation when group overproducing its target

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Bascially it means that something wrong with our algorithms. Not sure
how to handle it properly yet.
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Kai Bao 2017-03-23 15:00:18 +01:00
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commit b7ea707928
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opm/core/wells/WellsGroup.cpp
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@ -863,13 +863,20 @@ namespace Opm
const double bigger_of_two = std::max(production_rate, production_target); const double bigger_of_two = std::max(production_rate, production_target);
if (std::abs(production_target - production_rate) > relative_tolerance * bigger_of_two) { if (std::abs(production_target - production_rate) > relative_tolerance * bigger_of_two) {
// underproducing the target while potentially can produce more if (production_rate < production_target) {
// then we should not consider the effort to match the group target is done yet // underproducing the target while potentially can produce more
if (canProduceMore()) { // then we should not consider the effort to match the group target is done yet
return false; if (canProduceMore()) {
} else { return false;
// can not produce more to meet the target } else {
OpmLog::info("group " + name() + " can not meet its target!"); // can not produce more to meet the target
OpmLog::info("group " + name() + " can not meet its target!");
}
} else { // overproducing the target, the only possibility is that all the wells/groups are under individual control
// while somehow our algorithms did not make the wells/groups return group controls
// either we should fix the algorithm of determining the target for well to return group controls
// or we should do something here
OpmLog::info("group " + name() + " is overproducing its target!");
} }
} }
} }