Applications
Conventional Oil
Falling formation pressure, associated gas and a stable ratio give high oil and water accuracy.
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Typical depth range: 1,000–6,000 m
Water behaviour
Falling formation pressure gives associated gas at a stable ratio, and relatively high oil and water measurement accuracy.
Sand behaviour
Sand produced during small-scale fracturing when fluid is discharged.
Measurement implications.
A stable gas-oil ratio makes this the most favourable case for allocation-grade oil and water measurement from an in-line meter.
All well conditions carry the potential for sand production and need continuous attention. Measuring solids as a phase rather than inferring them is what makes that possible.
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