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The ultimate oil recovery rate is affected by both the geological properties of strata and the technological parameters of field development. The key indicators when choosing a development system are well grid density, the ratio of production and injection wells, technological modes of operation. Under the conditions of complex geological structure of fields, this problem cannot be solved without the use of tools of geological and hydrodynamic modeling. This work considers three options of planned well count arrangement with the distances between the wellbores of 150, 250, and 350 m within the limits of the external contour of the object oil bearing. The inverse five-point system has been chosen as an arrangement scheme. Calculations have been made using the hydrodynamic model. The results obtained showed that different options for the development of the object can be implemented (with different withdrawal rates, strategy performance, oil recovery rates), depending on the company's development strategy and allocated investments. Another important factor in choosing the option of object development is the operation modes of wells. For this purpose, we propose to use optimization algorithms built into the simulator. These algorithms make it possible to find the best solutions, observing the given conditions. The following algorithms were used in iterative calculations to find the optimal operation modes: differential evolution, particle swarm method, simplex method. The calculation results show that the optimization algorithms can be used to select a wide range of solutions for field development.
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Semanov, A., Semanova, A., Fattakhov, I., Iangirov, F., Kareeva, J. (2023). Planning Field Development Using Optimization Algorithms. In: Vatin, N. (eds) Proceedings of STCCE 2022. STCCE 2022. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 291. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-14623-7_27
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