Fundamentals Of Oil & Gas Hydraulic System Simulation
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Transcript of Fundamentals Of Oil & Gas Hydraulic System Simulation
AMESim’s role in Oil and Gas Industry
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Agenda
Subsea hydraulics and control system performance simulation
HPU smulation
Valve/actuator modeling
Accumulator performance
Umbilical behavior
Dynamic response of steel tubes and thermo-plastic hose
Choke simulation
Distribution/branching behavior
Pipeline simulation – hydrostatic head, flow behavior
Recovery time analysis
Emergency shutdown response time and behavior
System charge-up transients
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AMESim Libraries used for this Analysis
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HPU Simulation Capability
Hydraulic Power Unit is assumed to consist of
Low Pressure Unit
High Pressure Unit
Each Pressure Unit consists of
Motor
Hydraulic Pump (Piston pumps or Vane pumps)
Relief valve (Safety valve)
Accumulators (High pressure and Low pressure)
HPU Valves
Check valves
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HPU Simulation Capability
Operating Conditions:
•Both Pumps are switched “ON” by their motors at the start of
Simulation.
•HPU valves are closed so as to charge up the Accumulators
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HPU Simulation Capability : Axial Piston Pump Model
Pressure feedback
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Design Optimization for Pump performance
o DOE: Design of Experiments Parameter study
Full factorial
Central composite
o Optimization NLPQL
Genetic Algorithm
o Quality Engineering Methods (Robustness, Reliability) Monte-Carlo Analysis
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Valve / Actuator Modeling Capability
Subsea Control Module controls the Valves that direct flow to the Actuators
SCMs contains a Supply line from the Umbilicals, a return line to the sea and
numerous valves
In this AMESim model, valves are modeled using the Geometric details like spool
diameter, spring stiffness, masses, etc.
Supercomponent
for simplifying the
sketch
Signal to
control
the valves
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Accumulator Simulation
AMESim’s Hydraulic library consists of several different types of orifices with/without heat
exchange out through convection.
Accumulators are available in both Hydraulic and Thermal-Hydraulic libraries
Although all the Accumulators are based on perfect gases, we have One submodel with
Real gases equations. (Benedict-Webb-Rubin based Real gas equations: HPACC001)
Accumulator filling times
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Umbilical Simulation
• A large collection of line/Hose models available that are based on the different physical phenomenon.
•Compressibility: Material properties, wall thickness, volume of pipe, Bulk modulus of oil/air/pipe contributes to the compliance of the pipe/hose
•Resistance: Frictional drag in the pipes as a function of Laminar and Turbulent flow depends on the roughness factor in the inner diameter of pipes
•Inertia: Kinetic energy associated to the geometrical properties of the pipe (Length, Area)
• Low-fidelity (lumped) and hi-fidelity (distributive) lines models available.
• Distributive line models are used for understanding the hydraulic aspects for VERY LONG PIPES. These lines are used for representing the higher harmonics.
•More than 30 different lines/Hose models available in AMESim’s Hydraulic library. User can choose amongst them depending on the dynamics that he’s interested in observing.
Automatic line selection
process embedded within
AMESim
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Umbilicals Modeling in AMESim
During the simulation, orifice at the end of
the pipe is closed. It is opened at 3000 sec
for a duration of 100 sec and closed again
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Choke Simulation Capability
AMESim libraries consists of several choke/orifice
submodels
Flowrates are computed depending on the
laminar/turbulent factors
Following fixed and variable choke models are
available:
Circular orifices with either geometrical or
Pressure-flow characteristics
Orifices characterized with data tables (Q vs. P)
Short tubes
Non-circular chokes modeled using Hydraulic
diameter
Variable
Orifice/Choke
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Distribution / Branching Capability
UTA (Umbilical Termination Unit) can be modeled with
these submodels to consider the minor and major pressure
losses
Considers both static and dynamic pressure losses
AMESim’s Hydraulic Resistance library consists of different
types of geometrical components like
Bends
T-junctions
Drilled intersecting holes
Expansion / contraction models
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Model other Subsea components
AMESim libraries can be used for modeling components in both Lumped or Detailed level
Solenoids can be modeled with the Electromechanical library so as to capture the electrical time response of the valves.
Poppet valves, Spool valves, Flapper valves, etc can be modeled using the HCD library
Flowforces are considered in these models so as to be accurate in the valve dynamics
Some subsea Components that can be modeled are
Electro-Hydraulic control valves (Failsafe)
Electro-Hydraulic solenoid actuators & gate valves
Pressure reducing and regulating valves
Hydraulic check valves
Directional Control valves
Filter assemblies
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Complete Assembly of the Subsea Control System
This schematic shows the
complete assembly of the
subsea hydraulic control
system
HPU
Umbilicals
SCM
Gate valves/ Actuators
Christmas trees
HPU Valve
Vent Valve (ESD)
HPU
SCM
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Hydrostatic Head Modeling Capability
AMESim hydraulic line models compute the
hydrostatic head depending on the angle of
inclination of the pipe, depth of the pipe and
the oil property
Distributive line model show the pressures at
the intermediate nodes in a line
Units can be changed on independent
properties.
Hydrostatic pressure = density * gravity *
height (@7000 ft)
= 176 bar
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Fluid Simulation Capability: Aeration and Cavitation
Bulk modulus [bars]
0 %
0.1 %2 %
10 %
Numerous built-in databases of both
hydraulic and Thermal-hydraulic fluids
Easy to create fluids using data files from
test data
Utilities provided that allows in creation
of such fluids
Influence of different air content in the oil affects the bulk modulus until Saturation pressure
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Open and Closed Loop System capability
AMESim provides both the plant modeling and
the controller modeling capabilities
In this example, a hydraulic actuator is modeled
Pump
Relief valve
Electro-Hydraulic Directional control valve
Actuator
AMESim models can also be interfaced with
several other softwares that are used for control
system modeling.
In EXAMPLE 1: An open loop system is
modeled. There’s no control on the movement of
the actuator. As long as the DCV is open,
actuator moves in the right direction.
In EXAMPLE 2: A position feedback loop is
modeled. The DCV control signal is calculated
based on the position obtained from a
displacement sensor that is connected on the
actuator.
A basic closed loop control is created using the
CONTROL library.
Example 1: Open loop Example 2: Closed loop
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Outputs / Post Processing capabilities
o True transients with ODE and DAE
Water hammer effect with a frequency
dependent friction line modelo Easy-to-use post-processing capabilities:
Replay
3D Views
2D Plots
Animation
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User Friendly features
Detailed HELP documentation for equations behind every component
Libraries are developed based on the physics of the components
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Supercomponents (Simplification and Encryption of models)
Watch parameters / variables window: Quick change of parameters
Post processing capabilities
Quick Editing of parameters (common, global and batch parameters)
Table editor
Zoom on sketch and supercomponents
Undo/Redo
Load/Save category path list
Load/Save Plotting configuration files (allows replotting of set of curves)
New aliases/unique identifier
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