This commit splits the production, injection, and cumulative
*Report_() functions into three logically distinct parts, one for
outputting the report header (begin*Report_()), one for outputting a
single report record (output*ReportRecord_()), and one for ending
the report (end*Report_()). This simplifies the logic of the
*Record_() member functions since they no longer need to infer the
context which is already available in the caller and can perform a
more narrow task than before.
With this separation we're also able to remove the dashed lines
which would previously separate each report record, thereby creating
PRT file report sheets which have a more expected layout.
Moreover, as an aid to future maintenance, we also factor out common
code for the well and group cases in each *Record_() function.
Finally, fix a unit conversion problem in the report values for
cumulative gas quantities. The sheet header states that we should
be outputting values in 'MM' prefixed units, but we were only
scaling the gas values by a factor of 1000 instead of 1000*1000. In
other words, the injection and production gas values in the
cumulative sheet were off by a factor of 1000.
They aren't really needed in the current sources. We can readd
them, or something similar, if the need to turn off these reports
from a command line parameter arises.
Suggested by: [at]akva2.
The StreamLog::addMessageUnconditionally() member function will end
each message with a newline (std::endl) so we should not add such
newlines ourselves. The extra newline characters produce spurious
blank lines in the report sheets, e.g., for the "PRODUCTION REPORT".
This commit removes the last newline character from each report
request, thus deferring that responsibility to OpmLog::note()
instead. Doing so, however, means we have take a little more care
with the first line of each report lest we create report sheets
which are smushed together.
This commit removes the 'substep' parameter from the output module's
outputProdLog(), outputInjLog(), and outputCumLog() member
functions. This parameter was only used in the same way in internal
conditions in each member function and we can enforce that check on
the outside without losing expressivity.
For this particular model WetGasPVT::saturationPressure did throw
because convergence in the newton solver is not reached in 20
iterations. Unfortunately, the exception was only seen on one MPI rank
and the others continued.
With this commit we communicate the problem and throw on all MPI
processes. Time step will be cut as a result.
Previously, if the problem occured on an MPI process with rank other
than zero the the logging would not seen (at least in the output
files). Now together with the previous commit the problem should be
logged together with the well name and calling method.
For multi segment well the underlying call to
MultisegmentWell::updateWellStateWithTarget (at least if
updateWellStateWithTHPTargetProd is called for a producer under thp
control) might throw as there might be a singular matrix during the
solve needed in MultisegmentWell::iterateWellEqWithControl.
Previously, if that happened then the MPI process where it happened would
stop the nonlinear iteration as failed and try with a chopped time
step. The others might go one with the current time step and we would
see MPI errors about truncated messages.
Now we communicate any exception happening during this part of
WellModel::updateAndCommunicate and all processes will stop the
nonlinear iteration as failed and chop the time step.
