PERMX
These are the horizontal permeability data in the 'X' direction from the PERMX array of the
Eclipse model.
PERMY
These are the horizontal permeability data in the 'Y' direction from the PERMY array of the
Eclipse model.
PERMZ
These are the vertical permeability data from the PERMZ array of the
Eclipse model.
NTG
These are the Net to Gross data from the
NTG array of the
Eclipse model.
TGVS
These are the Vshale data input using the
TGVS keyword.
PORO
These are the Porosity data from the
PORO array of the
Eclipse model.
SATNUM
These are indices for each grid-block in the model referencing the saturation function data as defined by the
SWOF keyword (for further details see the
SATNUM keyword). Data files associated with both the SATNUM and SWOF keywords must be included in the TGDATA run file to implement the two-phase flow functionality.
MULTX
These are the horizontal transmissibility multiplier data in the `X' direction from the
MULTX array of the
Eclipse model.
MULTY
These are the horizontal transmissibility multiplier data in the `Y' direction from the
MULTY array of the
Eclipse model.
MULTZ
These are the vertical transmissibility multiplier data from the
MULTZ array of the Eclipse model.
Zones
Depth
This is the depth of each cell calculated as the average depth of the cell corners from the
ZCORN data
Connections
These are the number of connections each cell has to other cells across the faults. (Cells away from faults have 0 connections.)
Dynamic data
This option is used to display dynamic data from Eclipse restart files as a movie (use the
Edit,
Dynamic controls... option to choose the restart set). The data that can be displayed as a cell property are:
PRESSURE (oil pressure)
SWAT (water saturation)
FLOWATI, FLOWATJ, FLOWATK (water flow rates in the i,j, and k directions)
FLOOILI, FLOO ILJ, FLOWOILK (oil flow rates in the i,j and k directions)
FLOGASI, FLOGASJ, FLOWGASK (gas flow rates in the i,j and k directions)
The following cell properties can only be displayed when the
Include two-phase fault rock calculations has been selected in
WizGen (in Flexible project mode) and appropriate
input,
fault rock properties,
groupings and
output settings for Two phase flow have been saved prior to running
ViewGen.
KRnumX+ KRnumX- KRnumY+ or KRnumY-
The indices associated with the following
KRNUM directional keywords (created at the end of the
ViewGen run using the divisions and priorities assigned via the
Two phase flow - Groupings section in
WizGen) can be displayed as cell properties. Each index defines the relative permeability and capillary pressure (SWOF) table assigned to a particular cell in that particular direction,
i.e. with KRnumX+ selected, the SWOF table assigned for flow from cell [X Y Z] to cell [X+1 Y Z] will be displayed, while by selecting KRnumX- the SWOF table assigned for flow from cell [X Y Z] to cell [X-1 Y Z] will be displayed. The total number of tables will equal the number of original tables as defined by the
SATNUM keyword plus the number of new tables created for faulted cells using the Two phase flow - Groupings settings in WizGen.
Cell Pressure
If cell pressure data have been loaded to calculate the across-fault flow rates in the
Two-phase flow module (
i.e. declared as a Cell Property on the
User-defined keywords page and with the relevant file loaded via the
Included data page of
WizGen) the cell pressures can be displayed in
ViewGen.
Having used WizGen in
Flexible project mode to create the TGDATA run file, there may be additional Cell Properties added as
User-defined keywords with data imported via the
Included Data page and/or calculated via the
CELL plugin.
For example:-
Eff. vshale
This is could be an effective vshale value calculated via a User-defined CELLPROP plugin for each grid-block from Net-to-Gross data already included in the model (see
Example of calculating user-defined cell properties in the CELLPROP plugin for futher details)
