Wellbore Pressure Drop Model

Wellbore Pressure Drop Model MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates multiphase pressure profiles and flow regimes in wellbores.

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This MCP server provides specialized engineering tools to simulate fluid production in wellbores. It accounts for multiphase flow dynamics, phase slip, and varying inclination angles. Using established correlations like Hagedorn-Brown and Beggs-Brill, it calculates the complete pressure profile, bottomhole pressure, and wellhead pressure. You can also use analyze_flow_regime to identify specific flow patterns like slug or annular flow at any depth.

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calculate_pressure_profile

Generates a complete map of pressure changes at specific depth intervals along the entire wellbore

analyze_flow_regime

Identifies the specific pattern of fluid movement (e.g., slug flow) at a given point in the well

get_bottomhole_pressure

Determines the pressure at the very bottom of the well

get_wellhead_pressure

Calculates the surface pressure based on a known bottomhole pressure and the resistance encountered during ascent

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Calculate the pressure profile for a vertical well with a flow rate of 500 m3/day, density of 800 kg/m3, viscosity of 0.001 Pa·s, diameter of 0.15m, depth of 2000m, and a temperature gradient of 0.03 C/m using Hagedorn-Brown.

The calculated pressure profile shows a starting bottomhole pressure of 16.5 MPa and a wellhead pressure of 12.2 MPa at the surface.

What is the flow regime at 500m depth for this well?

At a depth of 500m, the flow regime is identified as slug flow with a slip velocity of 1.2 m/s.

Find the bottomhole pressure if the wellhead pressure is 5 MPa and the profile is provided.

The bottomhole pressure at the maximum depth is 14.8 MPa.

The model supports Hagedorn-Brown, Beggs-Brill, and Duns-Ros correlations.

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