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News 20th July 2022

European Technology Summit

Check out our highlights video from our recent European Technology Summit in London! Big thanks to all of our guest speakers, attendees and team that helped us facilitate such a spectacular event. We look forward to seeing you all again next year!

News 5th July 2022

tNavigator 22.2 available now

Rock Flow Dynamics released the second update in 2022 of the tNavigator software package. Version 22.2 is now available to users. Updates and improvements affected the simulator kernel, AHM and Uncertainty module, Geology and Model Designer, PVT Designer, Well, and Network Designer. Key new features in 22.2: In the Simulator kernel: For compositional models in …

Publications 20th June 2022

Multi-Bench, Multi-Well Interference in an Unconventional Reservoir: Field Observations and Numerical Studies in the Texas Delaware Basin

Abstract Operators in the unconventional arena are endeavoring to improve project economics by optimizing well count per section, landings, spacing, and completions given the conditions of commodity price, geology, and fluid characteristics. In multi-bench developments, pressure variation and phase segregation are two of the contributors affecting well performance. This paper presents multiple observations (development cases) …

News 4th May 2022

tNavigator 22.1 available now

We are pleased to announce that our latest technology update is available for tNavigator users to download. To find out about the latest developments and access the update, simply log on to our user portal.

Publications 27th April 2022

Water-Alternating-Gas Injection in Brage Statfjord Reservoir – A Case Study

Abstract The main drainage strategy in Brage-Statfjord reservoir is pressure support by water injection to produce light oil. Continuous water injection is effective in maintaining the reservoir pressure and improving the volumetric sweep efficiency. However, waterflooding can leave behind large volumes of un-swept oil, mainly in the roof/attic of the reservoir. This attic oil can …