opm-simulators/opm/simulators/wells/WellInterfaceGeneric.hpp
Kai Bao f4e0a996b9 wells under zero injection target are also treated as stopped well
when formulating the well control equations
2023-03-29 13:48:34 +02:00

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/*
Copyright 2017 SINTEF Digital, Mathematics and Cybernetics.
Copyright 2017 Statoil ASA.
Copyright 2017 IRIS
Copyright 2019 Norce
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#ifndef OPM_WELLINTERFACE_GENERIC_HEADER_INCLUDED
#define OPM_WELLINTERFACE_GENERIC_HEADER_INCLUDED
#include <opm/input/eclipse/Schedule/Well/Well.hpp>
#include <map>
#include <optional>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
namespace Opm
{
class DeferredLogger;
class GuideRate;
class ParallelWellInfo;
struct PerforationData;
struct PhaseUsage;
class SummaryState;
class VFPProperties;
class WellTestState;
class WellState;
class SingleWellState;
class GroupState;
class Group;
class Schedule;
class WellInterfaceGeneric {
public:
WellInterfaceGeneric(const Well& well,
const ParallelWellInfo& parallel_well_info,
const int time_step,
const int pvtRegionIdx,
const int num_components,
const int num_phases,
const int index_of_well,
const std::vector<PerforationData>& perf_data);
/// \brief Get the perforations of the well
const std::vector<PerforationData>& perforationData() const;
/// Well name.
const std::string& name() const;
/// True if the well is an injector.
bool isInjector() const;
/// True if the well is a producer.
bool isProducer() const;
/// Well cells.
const std::vector<int>& cells() const { return well_cells_; }
/// Index of well in the wells struct and wellState
int indexOfWell() const;
void adaptRatesForVFP(std::vector<double>& rates) const;
const Well& wellEcl() const;
const PhaseUsage& phaseUsage() const;
/// Returns true if the well is currently in prediction mode (i.e. not history mode).
bool underPredictionMode() const;
// whether the well is operable
bool isOperableAndSolvable() const;
bool useVfpExplicit () const;
bool thpLimitViolatedButNotSwitched() const;
void initCompletions();
void closeCompletions(const WellTestState& wellTestState);
void setVFPProperties(const VFPProperties* vfp_properties_arg);
void setGuideRate(const GuideRate* guide_rate_arg);
void setWellEfficiencyFactor(const double efficiency_factor);
void setRepRadiusPerfLength();
void setWsolvent(const double wsolvent);
void setDynamicThpLimit(const double thp_limit);
std::optional<double> getDynamicThpLimit() const;
void updatePerforatedCell(std::vector<bool>& is_cell_perforated);
/// Returns true if the well has one or more THP limits/constraints.
bool wellHasTHPConstraints(const SummaryState& summaryState) const;
void stopWell() {
this->wellStatus_ = Well::Status::STOP;
}
void openWell() {
this->wellStatus_ = Well::Status::OPEN;
}
bool wellIsStopped() const {
return this->wellStatus_ == Well::Status::STOP;
}
int currentStep() const {
return this->current_step_;
}
int pvtRegionIdx() const {
return pvtRegionIdx_;
}
const GuideRate* guideRate() const {
return guide_rate_;
}
int numComponents() const {
return num_components_;
}
int numPhases() const {
return number_of_phases_;
}
int numPerfs() const {
return number_of_perforations_;
}
double refDepth() const {
return ref_depth_;
}
double gravity() const {
return gravity_;
}
const VFPProperties* vfpProperties() const {
return vfp_properties_;
}
const ParallelWellInfo& parallelWellInfo() const {
return parallel_well_info_;
}
const std::vector<double>& perfDepth() const {
return perf_depth_;
}
std::vector<double>& perfDepth() {
return perf_depth_;
}
const std::vector<double>& wellIndex() const {
return well_index_;
}
const std::map<int,std::vector<int>>& getCompletions() const {
return completions_;
}
double getTHPConstraint(const SummaryState& summaryState) const;
double getALQ(const WellState& well_state) const;
double wsolvent() const;
double rsRvInj() const;
// whether a well is specified with a non-zero and valid VFP table number
bool isVFPActive(DeferredLogger& deferred_logger) const;
void reportWellSwitching(const SingleWellState& ws, DeferredLogger& deferred_logger) const;
bool changedToOpenThisStep() const {
return this->changed_to_open_this_step_;
}
void updateWellTestState(const SingleWellState& ws,
const double& simulationTime,
const bool& writeMessageToOPMLog,
WellTestState& wellTestState,
DeferredLogger& deferred_logger) const;
bool isPressureControlled(const WellState& well_state) const;
bool wellUnderZeroRateControl(const SummaryState& summary_state,
const WellState& well_state) const;
protected:
bool getAllowCrossFlow() const;
double wmicrobes_() const;
double wfoam_() const;
double woxygen_() const;
double wpolymer_() const;
double wsalt_() const;
double wurea_() const;
int polymerTable_() const;
int polymerInjTable_() const;
int polymerWaterTable_() const;
// definition of the struct OperabilityStatus
struct OperabilityStatus {
bool isOperableAndSolvable() const {
if (!operable_under_only_bhp_limit || !solvable || has_negative_potentials) {
return false;
} else {
return ( (isOperableUnderBHPLimit() || isOperableUnderTHPLimit()) );
}
}
bool isOperableUnderBHPLimit() const {
return operable_under_only_bhp_limit && obey_thp_limit_under_bhp_limit;
}
bool isOperableUnderTHPLimit() const {
return can_obtain_bhp_with_thp_limit && obey_bhp_limit_with_thp_limit;
}
void resetOperability() {
operable_under_only_bhp_limit = true;
obey_thp_limit_under_bhp_limit = true;
can_obtain_bhp_with_thp_limit = true;
obey_bhp_limit_with_thp_limit = true;
}
// whether the well can be operated under bhp limit
// without considering other limits.
// if it is false, then the well is not operable for sure.
bool operable_under_only_bhp_limit = true;
// if the well can be operated under bhp limit, will it obey(not violate)
// the thp limit when operated under bhp limit
bool obey_thp_limit_under_bhp_limit = true;
// whether the well operate under the thp limit only
bool can_obtain_bhp_with_thp_limit = true;
// whether the well obey bhp limit when operated under thp limit
bool obey_bhp_limit_with_thp_limit = true;
// the well is solveable
bool solvable = true;
// the well have non positive potentials
bool has_negative_potentials = false;
//thp limit violated but not switched
mutable bool thp_limit_violated_but_not_switched = false;
bool use_vfpexplicit = false;
};
OperabilityStatus operability_status_;
Well well_ecl_;
const ParallelWellInfo& parallel_well_info_;
const int current_step_;
// The pvt region of the well. We assume
// We assume a well to not penetrate more than one pvt region.
const int pvtRegionIdx_;
const int num_components_;
// number of phases
int number_of_phases_;
// the index of well in Wells struct
int index_of_well_;
const std::vector<PerforationData>* perf_data_;
// the vectors used to describe the inflow performance relationship (IPR)
// Q = IPR_A - BHP * IPR_B
// TODO: it minght need to go to WellInterface, let us implement it in StandardWell first
// it is only updated and used for producers for now
mutable std::vector<double> ipr_a_;
mutable std::vector<double> ipr_b_;
// cell index for each well perforation
std::vector<int> well_cells_;
// well index for each perforation
std::vector<double> well_index_;
// number of the perforations for this well
int number_of_perforations_;
// depth for each perforation
std::vector<double> perf_depth_;
// representative radius of the perforations, used in shear calculation
std::vector<double> perf_rep_radius_;
// length of the perforations, use in shear calculation
std::vector<double> perf_length_;
// well bore diameter
std::vector<double> bore_diameters_;
/*
* completions_ contains the mapping from completion id to connection indices
* {
* 2 : [ConnectionIndex, ConnectionIndex],
* 1 : [ConnectionIndex, ConnectionIndex, ConnectionIndex],
* 5 : [ConnectionIndex],
* 7 : [ConnectionIndex]
* ...
* }
* The integer IDs correspond to the COMPLETION id given by the COMPLUMP keyword.
* When there is no COMPLUMP keyword used, a default completion number will be assigned
* based on the order of the declaration of the connections.
* Since the connections not OPEN is not included in the Wells, so they will not be considered
* in this mapping relation.
*/
std::map<int, std::vector<int>> completions_;
// reference depth for the BHP
double ref_depth_;
// saturation table nubmer for each well perforation
std::vector<int> saturation_table_number_;
Well::Status wellStatus_;
const PhaseUsage* phase_usage_;
double gravity_;
double wsolvent_;
std::optional<double> dynamic_thp_limit_;
double well_efficiency_factor_;
const VFPProperties* vfp_properties_;
const GuideRate* guide_rate_;
std::vector< std::string> well_control_log_;
bool changed_to_open_this_step_ = true;
};
}
#endif // OPM_WELLINTERFACE_HEADER_INCLUDED