Abstract

Abstract The last 18 years CJSC "Rospan International" is producing gas and condensate from the two formations of The Urengoyskoye Gas-Condensate Field located in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District. By 2016, the company expects a significant increase in production capacity, with an annual production of hydrocarbons more than 18 billions of cubic meters. About 250 wells are planned to drill at both formations. Gas transport is carried out based on the collector-beam pattern onto the GTU (gas treatment unit), which at this stage operates on the subcooling separation scheme. In the long term it is expected to complete modernization of the GTU. Multiphase flow transported through collectors is seen as a dynamic phenomenon and is subject for dynamic modeling. Non-stationary processes can often be observed in the gas-gathering networks. Moreover, a stable (close to steady state) stage often is not achieved, and thus the use of stationary calculation methods may not correctly model the real situation. In order to provide current and future control of production processes that occur during the operation of gas-gathering networks, and to provide the necessary engineering support, models of gas-gathering networks in the OLGA software have established. In this article authors present an analysis of calculations and offer recommendations based on results of dynamic modeling of transport processes in the production system using OLGA software. Analysis of stability of flow in gas-gathering system has been performed for an abnormality in the piping due to the formation of hydraulic slugs. Problem areas were examined, and recommendations for elimination of the negative phenomena thus regimes of transport products have been excluded in which the violation of a stable flow regime in the pipeline will be observed. The reasons of wells self-killing were investigated.

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