Looking at the summary vectors and PRT file at the end of the run I can see that the difference between initial and final GIIP in this run gives 563 BCF:
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: Field Totals :
: PAV = 72 BARSA :
: PORV = 1543981036 RM3 :
: Pressure is weighted by hydrocarbon pore volume :
: Porv volumes are taken at reference conditions :
:--------------- Oil SM3 ---------------:-- Wat SM3 --:--------------- Gas SM3 ---------------:
: Liquid Vapour Total : Total : Free Dissolved Total :
:------------------------:------------------------------------------:----------------:------------------------------------------:
:Currently in place : 160648 17725 178373: 1454439910 : 5479774276 0 5479774276:
:------------------------:------------------------------------------:----------------:------------------------------------------:
:Originally in place : 0 0 0: 1456533322 : 21430039980 0 21430039980:
:========================:==========================================:================:==========================================:
However the field totals reported at the same time step show a total gas production of 569 BCF:
Hi, maybe this helps. I have had similar small discrepancies over the years.
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Hi,
Looking at the summary vectors and PRT file at the end of the run I can see that the difference between initial and final
GIIP
in this run gives 563 BCF:However the field totals reported at the same time step show a total gas production of 569 BCF:
Do you know how may I account for the 6 BCF difference between the 2 figures? The FGIP and FGPT vectors also show the same discrepancy.