Robust, reliable reference simulator
The Eclipse™ industry-reference reservoir simulator offers the most complete and robust set of numerical solutions for fast and accurate prediction of dynamic behavior for all types of reservoirs and development schemes. The Eclipse simulator has been the benchmark for commercial reservoir simulation for more than 40 years due to its robust capabilities, speed, parallel scalability, and unmatched platform coverage. The simulator covers the entire spectrum of reservoir modeling, including black-oil, compositional, thermal, and streamline simulation.
A “direct” regrouping option that allows unconditional transfer of wells to a new group has been added. This will prove useful in several field management scenarios, such as regrouping wells to different manifolds, facilities, or production targets.
RFT reports for wells containing inflow control devices (ICDs) have been extended to include three latest items: ICD (inflow control devices) length, scaling factor, and maximum flow rates at segment conditions. These can be useful for quality checking the inflow performance for these devices and can be visualized from Petrel™ subsurface software.
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Black oil, compositional, thermal, and streamline reservoir simulation
Simulate the full spectrum of enhanced oil recovery methods and model CO2 capture and storage projects
Control your reservoir simulation with a wide range of field management options
Model complex wells and geology
Leverage the power of high-performance computers to speed up your simulation workflows
Black oil, compositional, thermal, and streamline reservoir simulation
For heavy oil recovery, handling changes in reservoir temperature and calorific energy
Simulate coal bed methane, shale gas, shale oil, and naturally fractured reservoirs
