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Digital modernization of petroleum

industry: status and prospective trends

ROSNEFT

III CONFERENCE “TECHNOLOGIES

IN OIL EXPLORATION AND

PRODUCTION”

2017

Digital modernization of petroleum industry: status

and prospective trends

Dmitrievskiy A.N., Eremin N.A.

Federal Public Budgetary Institution of Science “Institute of Oil and Gas Problems of Russian Academy of Sciences

(IPNG RAN)

Contacts: http://lib4ipng.ru/node/232; ermn@mail.ru; +79166728571

Real time geologic exploration

Digital field

Digital oil and gas complex

Digital oil (gas)

refinery

Integrated control center

On-line marketing

Digital processing Digital pipeline

Digital oil modernization

Russian President’s letter to Federal Assembly for 2017 sets the following task: to

implement systemic program for digital economy development.

Economy digitization would become one of the key trends of economic growth and

will cover all areas of economy, including oil and gas complex of Russia.

It is essential to work out the digitization program, digital platform and “road map”

for digital modernization of oil and gas industry, as soon as possible.

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Indicators of petroleum industry digitization

Economic value added for the companies through digitization, bln. RUR

Reduced specific capital expenses for 1 t of oil production through digitization, RUR/t.

Reduced specific operating expenses for 1 t of oil production through digitization, RUR/t.

Number of integrated operations centers at digital fields, pcs.

Number of robotized units, including drones and copters, thousand pcs.

Areal fiber-optic antennas for continuous fields monitoring, thousand sq.km.

Downhole fiber-optic, thousand km.

Operating well stock, on-line remotely controlled, pcs.

Digital pipeline, thousand km.

Number of mobile operators, thousand pers.

Number of integrated field models (GOST 56450-2015), pcs.

4 Source: Dmitrievskiy A.N., Eremin N.A. “Digital oil and gas economy” at round table “Brainstorm” in “Digital economy” area in Analytic center of

Russian Government, February 2, 2017

Previous and new paradigms

for fields development

Previous paradigm

Previous paradigm for oil and gas fields

development systems, as dominated over

past centenary, was based upon

maximization of resources recovery and

minimization of costs for their recovery.

New paradigm

New paradigm for oil and gas fields development

represents the up-to-date concept of values, problem

setting models and engineering solutions thereto, as

aimed to on-line 24/7 dynamic development and

growing capitalization (fixed assets value) of a

company and fields.

Dmitrievskiy A.N., Eremin N.A.

9th International Energy Week, December 10-11, 2014

Technologies

Development

concept

Decommissioning

Disposal

Multiple cycle

Commissioning

Operation and

maintenance Construction

Design Design Modernization

Operation

Asset life cycle

Area of operations

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Evolution of oil and gas industry digitization in Russia (SPD – Salym Petroleum Development, RTS – distributed temperature sensor, PDK –

underwater production unit, RAS – distributed acoustic sensor)

Key trends of petroleum industry digitization

Use of “deep analytics” solutions to

seek for answers to the questions

“What and why happened?”, “What

to do?”

Digital oil and gas education.

MOEC – massive open educational

course

Deep analytics Digital oil and gas education Large Geodata volumes

Processing and analysis of large

Geodata volumes

Efficiency management

Assets management on the basis

of historic data, RRV data and

benchmarking

Cross-functional integrated

modeling

Integrated modeling and planning in

End-to-End production cycle

Mobile worker

Use of portable devices to monitor

health status, data access and

coordinates searching

Robotized units

Use of robotized units (unmanned

technologies) to control, monitor and

improve efficiency

Automated

Controlled Robotized

IIoT – Cloud technologies

Use of Yota and cloud technologies

Pipeline

VPU

NPS

Data management

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Portable devices to on-line monitor health status of oil and gas dispatchers,

Joint Center ITPS-IPNG RAN

September 8, 2017, Perm July 26, 2017, Supervisory Board of ASI

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Petrorobotics – the unique Russian technology of magnetic

tomography of stressed condition of pipelines

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https://cloud.mail.ru/public/5jmr/Wto5Xgez1

https://cloud.mail.ru/public/MjdD/XS4tvznMN

Synergy of semimanned oil production

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Integrated Operations

Centers (IOC)

Digital well

Integrated model

Mobile worker

Fiber grid and Digital field

Robotized units

IIoT – Cloud technologies

Digital education

Digital factories,

Plant wells

Business processes Tools Outcome Effect

Optimized field

development

Well and stratum

control

Outfitting control

Efficient operations

Optimized logistics

Improved efficiency of

production operations

Increased operating factor

of equipment

Operative response and

optimized production

Reduced well downtimes

and losses

Optimized surface

outfitting

Increased recovery

factor

Improved

displacement

Reduced number of

planned wells Reduced capital

expenses

Increased recovery

factor

Increased

production

Reduced operating

expenses

Improved occupational

safety and labor

protection

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Data management

Drilling

RRV monitoring and management

Drilling planning

Production

Field management and planning

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Cracks mapping/

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Deposit parameters

Barrier for fluid flow/

Integrity of covering rock

Depletion of field reserves

Compaction resulting in rock failure/

Changed permeability factor

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Prirazlomnoe OF and bionic wells Over three years GAZPROM, PJSC successfully develops the

Prirazlomnoe field at Arctic shelf under the development project

prepared with participation of experts from IPNG RAN. In 2002,

Eremin N.A. and co-authors have presented the report on general

provisions of field development system for Prirazlomnoe offshore

field at 17th Global Petroleum Congress: Eremin N.A., Zheltov

Yu.P., Baishev B.T. WPC-32188 Project of the Effective

Development of the Oil Field Prirazlomnoe in the Conditions of

Moving Ice of Arctic Shelf. // Proc. 17 World Petroleum Congress,

Forum 14, 1-7 Sept.2002, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, pp. 581-583

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VI International Forum

“Arctic: present and future”,

December 5, 2016

Bionic well 66/45

or the well named after Grigoryan A.M.,

drilled in 1953 in Bashkiria,

9 boreholes, flow rate 120 m3/day vs 7 m3/day

Digital oil and gas education –

open course

During the period from 2014 to 2017 the advanced training

course for facilities (wells, fields, surface and subsurface

equipment) digitization and intellectualization has hosted

more than 350 medium-level experts from the leading oil

and gas companies – foremen of oil and gas production

shops, well workover and servicing experts.

Simulators

Lukoil, PJSC, Moscow-Perm,

71 students

Tatneft, PJSC, Almetievsk, 89 students

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Summary – advantages of unmanned integrated production technologies

Substantial improvement of managerial decisions – integrated modeling, planning and optimization

involve extra data and apply the algorithm-based approaches to decisions making

Reduction of losses caused by non-optimum planning – improved planning accuracy and detailing

result in more precise assessment of demand for resources and their optimum distribution.

Facilitated resolutions for integrated development tasks – new data tools for control, forecasting and

support to solutions allow efficient resolution of large-scale tasks related to asset development and could

not be previously resolved.

Efficient risk management – proactive technology makes it possible to detect any risks at early stages,

assessment and analysis of their criticality, and elaboration of efficient anti-risk initiatives

Bogatkina Y.G., Ponomareva I.A., Eremin N.A.

Application of information technologies for economic

assessment of investment projects. //Moscow: MAKS

Press, 2016. – 148 pages. ISBN 978-5-317-05187-7

Garichev S.N., Eremin N.A. Technology of management in real time.

Textbook. In 2 parts/ Garichev S.N., Eremin N.A. – Moscow.: MFTI.

2015– P. 1.-196 pages : ISBN 978-5-7417-0563-6 (P.1)

Garichev S.N., Eremin N.A. Technology of management in real

time. Textbook. In 2 parts/ Garichev S.N., Eremin N.A. –

Moscow.: MFTI. 2015– P. 2.-304 pages : ISBN 978-5-7417-

0572-8 (P.2)

Garichev S.N., Eremin N.A. Technology of management

in real time. The Moscow Institute of Physics and

Technology (State University), Part 1, 2013, ISBN 978-

5-7417-0501-8; ISBN 978-5-7417-0503-2, 228 p pages.

Garichev S.N., Eremin N.A. Technology of management

in real time. The Moscow Institute of Physics and

Technology (State University), Part 2, 2013, ISBN 978-5-

7417-0501-8; ISBN 978-5-7417-0505-6, 167 pages.

Ponomareva I.A., Eremin N.A., Bogatkina Y.G. Economic

and methodic modeling of oil and gas fields development //

Moscow.- Nauka, 2010-112 pages. ISBN: 978-5-02-

036975-7

Eremin N.A. Management of intellectual fields development

: Textbook for higher educational institutions: In 2 vol. –

Volume 1. Moscow : Russian State University of Petroleum

and Gas named after I.M.Gubkin, 2011. – 200 pages: ISBN

978-5-91961-019-9

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development: Textbook for higher educational institutions: In 2 vol. –

Volume 2. Moscow: Russian State University of Petroleum and Gas named

after I.M.Gubkin, 2012. – 165 pages: ISBN 978-5-91961-329-7.

A1exander N. Eremin, Anton N. Eremin, Nikolai A.

Eremin Smart Fields and Wells, Publishing Center of

Kazakh-British Technical University (KBTU) JSC, 2013,

320 p., Almaty, ISBN 978-601-269-053-8

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ISBN 978-58365-0311-6

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using fuzzy logic methods. // Moscow-Nauka,

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A.A. Biomethods for oil recovery factor

improvement. // Russian State University of

Petroleum and Gas named after I.M.Gubkin, Oil

fields development and operation department. -

Moscow, 2003. – 125 pages: attachment

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hydrocarbons reserves development in Jordan. //

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