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Expand Up @@ -44,24 +44,18 @@ of tight-oil and shale gas wells. `Bluebonnet` has been developed to help
researchers and petroleum engineers analyzing production data from
unconventional (shale gas and tight oil) wells. It provides the user with a set
of tools to evaluate production performance of tight-oil and shale gas wells.
These tools are:
These tools provide the following functionality:

1. `fluids` calculates pressure-volume-temperature properties for oil, water,
1. `bluebonnet.fluids`: pressure-volume-temperature properties for oil, water,
and gas phases.
2. `flow` builds physics-based production curves and estimates hydrocarbon
recovery factors.
3. `forecast` fits and forecasts unconventional production.
2. `bluebonnet.flow`: physics-based production curves and hydrocarbon recovery
factors.
3. `bluebonnet.forecast`: fits and forecasts for unconventional production.

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The `fluids` submodule estimates the formation volume factors, solubility
ratios, and viscosity for the oil, water and gas phases given the reservoir
temperature, oil API gravity, gas specific gravity, and initial gas/oil ratio.
\autoref{fig:fluids} illustrates the plots of the *(a)* formation volume factors
and *(b)* viscosities for the oil, gas, and water phases using the `fluids`
submodule.

![Plots of *(a)* formation volume factors and *(b)*
viscosities for the oil, gas, and water phases using the `fluids` submodule.\label{fig:fluids}](Fig_1.tiff)

The `flow` submodule solves the pressure diffusivity equation to provide
estimates of the hydrocarbon production over time and the hydrocarbon recovery
Expand All @@ -73,33 +67,13 @@ solution of the pressure diffusivity equation [@ruizmaraggi2022twophase]. The
`flow` submodule also allows users to capture production variations due to
changes in bottomhole pressure.

\autoref{fig:flow} shows the gas recovery factors for single-phase ideal gas,
real gas, and multiphase scaled flow solutions using the `flow` submodule.

![Plots of the gas recovery factors for ideal gas, real gas, and
multiphase flow solutions of the pressure diffusivity equation using the `flow`
submodule.\label{fig:flow}](Fig_2.tiff)

The `forecast` submodule performs history matches and forecasts the production
of unconventional wells using the scaling solutions present in the `flow`
module. \autoref{fig:history} illustrates the history-match of a gas well using
the single-phase real gas flow solution.

![History-match of a shale gas well (blue dotted curve) using the
single-phase real gas flow solution (solid red curve).\label{fig:history}](Fig_4.tiff)

The `forecast` submodule also allows users to history-match and forecast
module. The `forecast` submodule also allows users to history-match and forecast
production of wells subject to variable bottomhole pressure conditions using a
modification of the approach developed by @ruizmaraggi2022pressure.

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\autoref{fig:history_pressure} illustrates the *(a)* history-match of the gas
well #20 from the SPE data repository [@spedata], subject to variable bottomhole
flowing pressure conditions *(b)*.

![Plots for the *(a)* history-match of the gas well #20 from @spedata, subject to
variable bottomhole flowing pressure conditions *(b)*.\label{fig:history_pressure}](Fig_3.tiff)

# Statement of need

`Bluebonnet` is a Python package using petroleum engineering methods to perform
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