Data Structure: History_section_line |
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History data structure for a line path |
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History_section_line NUM=ival where ival is the data structure number |
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Overview The History_section_line data structure allows creation of data associated with a specific line path or section line in 2-D or 3-D. Three types of section ( Section_type) may be defined: •"Vertical" - Vertical well path with location defined by Plan_coordinates •"Near_vertical" - Near vertical well path with location defined by Path_coordinates. If the path type is set as 'Near_vertical' then a formation data file can be output in terms of either path length or vertical depth. •"General" - A general path defined by Path_coordinates
The "Vertical and "Near_vertical" cases allow output of formation data suitable for construction of 1-D vertical models. History_section_line may be specified in both standard analysis data file and data files for geometry utility operations (in conjunction with Util_section). When used in a standard data file the output frequency may be defined to control the output of data.
Output may be requested in several formats including ( Output_flags): •Standard history output in group format (0 - no output, 1 - output) •Complete section line in ParaGeo format with in an individual file for each output time (0 - no output, 1 - output) •Las file format with an individual file for each output time (0 - no output, 1 - output) •Interpolation data (element number and local point coordinates) in an individual file for each output time. Valid settings are (0 - no output, 1 - output formation data only, 2 - output formation data and result data Notes •Several History_section_line data structures may be specified and additional sets may be added during the analysis
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Name Name of history set |
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Name of history section line set
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Directory Directory for history set output |
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Directory for history set output. If specified a directory will be created (if not existing) and the history results will be written to this directory.
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Description Description of history set |
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Description of history set (maximum 256 characters)
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Section_type Type of section line |
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The intersection of section line path with the formation data may be evaluated and output if required using the Formation_data_flag. Valid settings are: • "Vertical" - Vertical well path with location defined by Plan_coordinates • "Near_vertical" - Near vertical well path with location defined by Path_coordinates. If the path type is set as 'Near_vertical' then a formation data file can be output in terms of either path length or vertical depth. • "General" - A general path defined by Path_coordinates
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Output_frequency_increment Increment output frequency |
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The number of time steps between each output to the history file.
Notes •If both incremental output frequency Output_frequency_increment and Output_frequency_time are specified they will both be used •Output will always be performed at the end of a control step
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Output_frequency_time Time output frequency |
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The time between each output to the history file
Notes •If both incremental output frequency Output_frequency_increment and Output_frequency_time are specified they will both be used •Output will always be performed at the end of a control step
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Units List of unit names |
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List of stratigraphy unit names to be considered (default all units)
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Group_numbers List of element groups |
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List of element groups (by number) to be considered (default all groups)
Notes •If the group data is defined with the same names as the stratigraphy layers Group_numbers are not required as they will be set automatically |
Point_distribution_type Type of point distribution to be used |
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Type of point distribution to be used for generation of the section output data. Valid values are: • 0 - Automatic based on Point_distance or Number_points. Note that additional points will also be inserted adjacent to formation boundaries • 1 - Automatic based on Point_distance or Number_points. • 2 - Output at points defined by Path_coordinates only • 3 - Output at points defined by Path_coordinates and add points adjacent to formation boundaries
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Point_distance Distance between points in section line |
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The distance between points in the section line.
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Number_points Target number of points for on section line or a formation |
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The Number_points is dependent on the type of section line ( Section_type); i.e. •"Vertical" - Number of points for each group or stratigraphy unit (Minumum 2 of specified). •"Near_vertical" - Total number of points for section line. •"General" - Total number of points for section line.
Notes •If the number of points are specified then it takes preference over Point_distance.
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Plan_coordinates Plan coordinates |
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Reference coordinates for the section line in plan view. Valid labels for 2D problems are: • Coord_x - X Coordinate
Whereas valid labels for 3D problems are: • Coord_x - X Coordinate • Coord_y - Y Coordinate
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Path_coordinates Path coordinates |
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Coordinates of points defining the path for the section line.
Notes •The path coordinates may also be imported from a file defined via Path_filename •The format for the path coordinates may be defined using Path_format.
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Path_filename File name containing path coordinates |
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File name containing path coordinates.
Notes •The path coordinates may also be imported from a file defined via Path_filename. The format of the file is:
* Path_coordinates IDM = ival JDM = jval where ival =NDIMN Number of dimensions jval =NPTPTH Number of points defining path
The format for the path coordinates may be also be defined using: * Path_format ival where ival is the value
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Path_format Format of data defining path |
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Format of data defining path. Valid settings are: • 0 - vertical path (Default if path coordinates not specified) • 1 - X, Y, Z in 3D or X, Y in 2D (Default if path coordinates specified) • 2 - X, Y, Depth (+ve) in 3D or X, Depth (+ve) in 2D • 3 - X, Y, Depth (-ve) in 3D or X, Depth (-ve) in 2D
Notes •X, Y, Depth format data require the stratigraphy for the problem to be defined. |
Formation_data_flag Flag defining output of formation data |
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The intersection of section line path with the formation data may be evaluated and output if required using the Formation_data_flag. Valid settings are: • 0 - No output of formation data (standard results output only) • 1 - Output formation data for section line based on vertical distance (vertical or Near vertical section line only) • 2 - Output formation data for section line based on path length (vertical or Near vertical section line only) • 3 - General well path - output formation intersection data
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Output_flags Flags defining output required |
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Output flags defining output required. The output flags comprise: •location 1 - Standard history output in group format (0 - no output, 1 - output) •location 2 - Output complete section line in ParaGeo format with in an individual file for each output time (0 - no output, 1 - output) •location 3 - Output in las file format with an individual file for each output time (0 - no output, 1 - output) •location 4 - Output a file containing interpolation data with an individual file for each output time. Valid settings are (0 - no output, 1 - output formation data only, 2 - output formation data and result data
Notes •Generally the output flags are set by default and are only required if the default settings differ from the required settings |
Output_formats Labels defining output required |
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Output flags defining output required. The output flags comprise: • "hdh" - Standard history output in group format (0 - no output, 1 - output) (Default) • "psect" - Output complete section line in ParaGeo format with in an individual file for each output time (0 - no output, 1 - output) (Default) • "las" - Output in las file format with an individual file for each output time (0 - no output, 1 - output) • "interp" - Output a file containing interpolation data with an individual file for each output time. Valid settings are (0 - no output, 1 - output formation data only, 2 - output formation data and result data
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Translation_fixity_codes Largrangian or eulerian history line |
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List of fixity flags (0-translate with material, 1 - remain fixed in space) for each coordinate dimension: •Fixity in X direction •Fixity in Y direction •Fixity in Z direction (3-D only)
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Displacements Displacements |
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Labels defining the displacements components required in history file. Valid labels are: • Disp_x - Displacement in X direction • Disp_y - Displacement in Y direction • Disp_z - Displacement in Z direction (3D only)
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Velocities Velocities |
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Labels defining the mechanical field velocity components required in history file. Valid labels are: • Veloc_x - Velocity in X direction • Veloc_y - Velocity in Y direction • Veloc_z - Velocity in Z direction (3D only)
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Stresses Stresses |
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Labels defining the stress components required in history file. Valid labels are: • Strs_xx - Direct Stress in X direction • Strs_yy - Direct Stress in Y direction • Strs_zz - Direct Stress in Z direction • Strs_xy - Shear Stress in XY direction • Strs_yz - Shear Stress in YZ direction (3D only) • Strs_zx - Shear Stress in ZX direction (3D only)
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Strains Strains |
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Labels defining the strain components required in history file. Valid labels are: • Strn_xx - Direct Strain in X direction • Strn_yy - Direct Strain in Y direction • Strn_zz - Direct Strain in Z direction • Strn_xy - Shear Strain in XY direction • Strn_yz - Shear Strain in YZ direction (3-D only) • Strn_zx - Shear Strain in ZX direction (3-D only)
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Stress_invariants Stress invariants |
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Labels defining the stress invariants required in history file. Valid labels are: • Press - Effective mean stress (p') • Efstrs - Deviatoric effective stress (q) • Strs_p1 - Principal stress 11 - (most tensile) • Strs_p2 - Principal stress 22 - (intermediate) • Strs_p3 - Principal stress 33 - (Most compressive)
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Strain_invariants Strain invariants |
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Labels defining the strain invariants required in history file. Valid labels are: • Vol_stn - Volumetric strain • Efstrn - Deviatoric effective strain • Strn_p1 - Principal strain 11 - (most tensile) • Strn_p2 - Principal strain 22 - (intermediate) • Strn_p3 - Principal strain 33 - (Most compressive)
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Element_data Element data |
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Labels defining the element values required in history file. The element values are dependent on the field type and in some cases whether the variable is relevant for the chosen simulation options Valid labels are:
• Elt_volu - element volume (3-D) or area (2-D) • Porosity - element porosity • Elt_pore - element average pore pressure • Elt_temp - element average temperature • Mat_no - Material assignment number • Group_no - Group assignment number • Elt_mass - Element mass • Crit_tim - Element critical time step • Elt_dens - Element density
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Nodal_pore_pressure Variables at nodes in porous flow field |
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Labels defining the nodal variables in the porous flow field required in history file. Valid labels are: • Pore_nod - Pore pressure at nodes in porous flow field
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Porous_flow_data Porous flow data |
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Labels defining the porous flow field data required in history file. Valid labels are: • Pf_veloc - Fluid flow rate (flow/total volume) components (X, Y in 2-D and X, Y, Z in 3-D) • Pf_grad - Pore pressure gradient components (X, Y in 2-D and X, Y, Z in 3-D)
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Nodal_temperature Variables nodes in thermal field |
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Labels defining the nodal variables in the thermal field required in history file. Valid labels are: • Temp_nod - Temperature at nodes in thermal field
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Thermal_data Thermal data |
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Labels defining the thermal field data required in history file. Valid labels are: • Tm_veloc - Thermal flux components (X, Y in 2D and X, Y, Z in 3D) • Tm_grad - Thermal gradient components (X, Y in 2D and X, Y, Z in 3D)
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Elastic_state_variables Elastic state variables |
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Labels defining the elastic state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Possible variables are: • Young - Young's Modulus • Poiss - Poisson's Ratio • Young11 - Youngs Modulus E(11) • Young22 - Youngs Modulus E(22) • Young33 - Youngs Modulus E(33) • Poiss12 - Poissons Ratio v(12) • Poiss23 - Poissons Ratio v(23) • Poiss31 - Poissons Ratio v(31) • Shear12 - Shear Modulus G(12) • Shear23 - Shear Modulus G(23) • Shear31 - Shear Modulus G(31)
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Poroelastic_state_variables Poroelastic state variables |
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Labels defining the poroelastic state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Possible variables are: • E_kappa - Unloading Modulus
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Plastic_state_variables Plastic state variables |
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Labels defining the plastic state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Possible variables are: • P_flag - Plasticity flag • P_strn - Effective Plastic Strain • P_strn_r - Effective Plastic Strain Rate • P_strnv - Plastic Volume Strain • P_strnxx - Plastic Strain XX • P_strnyy - Plastic Strain YY • P_strnzz - Plastic Strain ZZ • P_strnxy - Plastic Strain XY • P_strnyz - Plastic Strain YZ • P_strnzx - Plastic Strain ZX • P_epvcom - Max. compressive volume strain • P_epvten - Max. tensile volume strain • P_conver - Convergence Flag • P_comc - Pre-Consolidation Pressure • P_tenc - Tensile Intercept • P_state - Plastic state • P_stten - Plastic state - Tension • P_stshr - Plastic State - Shear • P_stcap - Plastic State - Cap • P_strv_r - Plastic Volume strain rate • P_beta - Friction Angle (Beta) • P_psi - Dilation Angle (Psi) • P_d - Intercept (D) • P_yield - von Mises Yield Stress • R_ft1 - Rot. Crack Tensile stress 1 • R_ft2 - Rot. Crack Tensile stress 2 • R_ft3 - Rot. Crack Tensile stress 3 • R_epstn1 - Rot. Crack Total strain in 1 • R_epstn2 - Rot. Crack Total strain in 2 • R_epstn3 - Rot. Crack Total strain in 3 • R_edamg1 - Rot. Crack Damaged moduli 1 • R_edamg2 - Rot. Crack Damaged moduli 2 • R_edamg3 - Rot. Crack Damaged moduli 3 • R_damfac - Rot. Crack Damage Factor • R_psang1 - Rot. Crack Angle 11 • R_psang2 - Rot. Crack Angle 22 • R_psang3 - Rot. Crack Angle 33 • R_state1 - Rot. Crack Fracture state 1 • R_state2 - Rot. Crack Fracture state 2 • R_state3 - Rot. Crack Fracture state 3 • R_elam1 - Rot. Crack Elastic modulus 1 • R_elam2 - Rot. Crack Elastic modulus 2 • R_elam3 - Rot. Crack Elastic modulus 3 • R_strn1 - Rot. Crack Fracture strain 1 • R_strn2 - Rot. Crack Fracture strain 2 • R_strn3 - Rot. Crack Fracture strain 3 • R_peak1 - Rot. Crack Peak tensile stress 1 • R_peak2 - Rot. Crack Peak tensile stress 2 • R_peak3 - Rot. Crack Peak tensile stress 3 • R_strs1 - Rot. Crack Normal Stress 1 • R_strs2 - Rot. Crack Normal Stress 2 • R_strs3 - Rot. Crack Normal Stress 3 • R_esoft1 - Rot. Crack Softening modulus 1
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Hardening_state_variables Hardening state variables |
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Labels defining the hardening state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Possible variables are: • H_lambda - Hardening modulus • H_epvcom - Maximum compressive volume strain • H_epvten - Maximum tensional volume strain • H_pc0 - Initial pc (for hardening type 8) • H_nv0 - Initial specific volume (for hardening type 8)
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Viscoplastic_state_variables Viscoplastic state variables |
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Labels defining the viscoplastic state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Currently available variables are: • V_flag - Viscoplastic state • V_strn - Viscoplastic Strain • V_strn_r - Viscoplastic Strain Rate • V_strnv - Viscoplastic Volume Strain • V_strnxx - Viscoplastic Strain XX • V_strnyy - Viscoplastic Strain YY • V_strnzz - Viscoplastic Strain ZZ • V_strnxy - Viscoplastic Strain XY • V_strnyz - Viscoplastic Strain YZ • V_strnzx - Viscoplastic Strain ZX • V_strs - Viscoplastic Stress • V_viscos - Viscoplastic Viscosity
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Porous_flow_state_variables Porous flow state variables |
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Labels defining the porous flow state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data and Fluid_properties for more information). They comprise: • Flu_satu - Fluid saturation • Biot_con - Biot constant • Flu_visc - Fluid viscosity • Flu_dens - Fluid density • Perm_e - Isotropic permeability • Perm_x - Permeability in x direction • Perm_y - Permeability in y direction • Perm_z - Permeability in z direction • Perm_m - Permeability multiplier • Storty - Storativity • Knud_num - Knudsen number • knud_rar - Knudsen rarefaction coefficient • Knud_mul - Knudsen permeability multiplier • Knd_numx - Knudsen number in X direction • Knd_numy - Knudsen number in Y direction • Knd_numz - Knudsen number in Z direction • Knd_rarx - Knudsen rarefaction coefficient in X direction • Knd_rary - Knudsen rarefaction coefficient in Y direction • Knd_rarz - Knudsen rarefaction coefficient in Z direction • Knd_mulx - Knudsen permeability multiplier in X direction • Knd_muly - Knudsen permeability multiplier in Y direction • Knd_mulz - Knudsen permeability multiplier in Z direction
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Regularization_state_variables Regularization state variables |
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Labels defining the regularization state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Currently available variables are: • Reg_fact - Regularization factor
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Diagenesis_state_variables Diagenesis state variables |
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Labels defining the diagenesis state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Possible variables are: • C_poros - Non-Mechanical Porosity Change • C_poros1 - Non-Mechanical Porosity Change - Reaction 1 • C_poros2 - Non-Mechanical Porosity Change - Reaction 2 • C_poros3 - Non-Mechanical Porosity Change - Reaction 3 • C_poros4 - Non-Mechanical Porosity Change - Reaction 4
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Thermal_state_variables Thermal state variables |
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Labels defining the thermal state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Currently valid variables are: • Condb - Bulk conductivity • Condb_x - Bulk conductivity in X • Condb_y - Bulk conductivity in Y • Condb_z - Bulk conductivity in Z • Sheatb - Bulk specific heat • Condg - Grain conductivity • Condg_x - Grain conductivity in X • Condg_y - Grain conductivity in Y • Condg_z - Grain conductivity in Z • Sheatg - Grain specific heat • Condf - Fluid conductivity • Sheatf - Fluid specific heat • Peclet - Peclet number
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Decompaction_state_variables Decompaction state variables |
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Labels defining the decompaction state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Currently available variables are: • D_depcur - Decomp. Current Depth • D_depref - Decomp. Reference Depth (curr) • D_depprv - Decomp. Depth at previous step • D_strnv - Decomp. Vol.Strain Increment • D_porchg - Decomp. Porosity change (presc) • D_porprv - Decomp. Porosity (Depth) time t • D_porstp - Decomp. Porosity change (step)
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Fracture_state_variables Fracture state variables |
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Labels defining the fracture state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information). Current available variables are: • F_kn - Fracture Normal Stiffness • F_dispn - Fracture Normal Displacement • F_nstrs - Fracture Normal Stress • F_kn0 - Fracture Initial Normal Stiffness • F_apert0 - Fracture Initial Normal Displacement • F_nstrs0 - Fracture Initial Normal Stress • F_dispmx - Fracture Max. Normal Displacement • F_nstfmx - Fracture Max. Normal Stiffness • F_ks - Fracture Shear Stiffness • F_disps1 - Fracture Shear Displacement 11 • F_disps2 - Fracture Shear Displacement 22 • F_sstrs1 - Fracture Shear Stress 11 • F_sstrs2 - Fracture Shear Stress 22 • F_sflag - Fracture Shear State • F_syield - Fracture Shear Strength • F_cohes - Fracture Shear Cohesion • F_frict - Fracture Shear Friction Angle • F_cohesi - Fracture Shear Initial Cohesion • F_fricti - Fracture Shear Initial Friction Angle • F_sstfmx - Fracture Maximum Shear Stiffness • F_angle1 - Fracture 1 Angle • F_state1 - Fracture 1 State (normal) • F_ft1 - Fracture 1 Strength (normal) • F_nstrs1 - Fracture 1 Stress (normal) • F_nstrn1 - Fracture 1 Strain (normal) • F_time1 - Fracture 1 Initiation time • F_perm1 - Fracture 1 Permeability • F_angle2 - Fracture 2 Angle • F_state2 - Fracture 2 State (normal) • F_ft2 - Fracture 2 Strength (normal) • F_nstrs2 - Fracture 2 Stress (normal) • F_nstrn2 - Fracture 2 Strain (normal) • F_time2 - Fracture 2 Initiation time • F_perm2 - Fracture 2 Permeability • F_edamg1 - Fracture 1 Damaged elastic modulus • F_edamg2 - Fracture 2 Damaged elastic modulus • F_peak1 - Fracture 1 Peak tensile strength • F_peak2 - Fracture 2 Peak tensile strength • F_damfac - Fracture Damage Factor • F_psang1 - Fracture 11 Rot-Crack Angle
Notes •History output values of embedded fractures correspond to a single fracture in the system.
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Reservoir_state_variables Reservoir state variables |
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Labels defining the Reservoir state variables required in history file. The valid data is dependent on the specific models being deployed (see Material_data for more information) • Gas_dens - Gas Density • Gas_sat - Gas Saturation • Mix_dens - Mixture Density • Mix_sat - Mixture Saturation • Oil_dens - Oil Density • Oil_sat - Oil Saturation • Wat_dens - Water Density • Wat_sat - Water Saturation • Cp_geo - Pressure Compressibility (geomechanical) • Cp_res - Pressure Compressibility (reservoir) • Cp_mult - Pressure Compressibility Mult • Cp_mtot - Pressure Compressibility Total • Ct_geo - Thermal Compressibility (geomechanical) • Ct_res - Thermal Compressibility (reservoir) • Ct_mult - Thermal Compressibility Mult • Ct_mtot - Thermal Compressibility Total • Per_mult - Permeability Multiplier • Pore_geo - Geomechanical Porosity • Pore_res - Reservoir Porosity • Res_dom - Domain • Pres_res - Pore Pressure • Temp_res - Temperature • Res_actf - Active Cell Factor • Res_mapf - Mapped Cell Flag • Por_mult - Pore Volume multiplier • Por_mtot - Pore Volume multiplier total
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Hc_kinetics_state_variables Hydrocarbon kinetics state variables |
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Labels defining the hydrocarbon kinetics state variables required in history file. The possible variables are: • K_VR - Kinetic Vitrinite reflectance • K_PI - Kinetic PI Production index • K_HI - Kinetic HI Hydrocarbon index • K_TR - Kinetic TR Transformation ratio • K_CO - Kinetic CO Concentration of oil • K_CG - Kinetic CG Concentration of gas • K_CKO - Kinetic CKO Concentration of kerogen converted to oil • K_CKG - Kinetic CKG Concentration of kerogen converted to gas • K_CKI - Kinetic CKI Concentration of inert kerogen • K_CGO - Kinetic CGO Concentration of oil converted to gas • K_COE - Kinetic COE Concentration of oil expelled • K_CGE - Kinetic CGE Concentration of gas expelled • K_HC_DEN - Kinetic Hydrocarbon density • K_CHCE_N - Kinetic Concentration of hydrocarbon expelled at time table • K_CK0 - Kinetic CK0 Concentration of kerogen converted to oil at time 0 • K_KTR - Kinetic KTR Kerogen transformation ratio • K_COTOT - Kinetic Total oil (CO + generated) • K_PORSTY - Kinetic Kerogen porosity • K_KERTYP - Kinetic Kerogen identifier number • K_TOC - Kinetic TOC Total organic carbon by weight
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las_version Las export file version number |
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Valid file version numbers are: • 2 - Version 2 • 3 - Version 3 (Default)
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Las_company_name Las export company name |
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Las export company name (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_field_name Las export field name |
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Las export field name (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_location Las export field location |
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Las export field location (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_country Las export country name |
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Las export country name (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_provence Las export provence name |
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Las export provence name (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_service_company Las export service company name |
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Las export service company name (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_unique_well_id Las export unique well ID |
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Las export unique well ID (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_latitude Las export latitude (character based) |
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Las export latitude (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_longitude Las export longitude (character based) |
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Las export longitude (maximum 32 characters)
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Las_geodetic_datum Las export geodetic datum |
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Las export geodetic datum (maximum 32 characters)
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