This is a matrix used for simplifying the extraction of trends of more than one variable at different locations and specifying wich unit you want the output in. The matrix is in the form of a table with the following columns:
varname | locname | pipename | row_number | out_unit | time_unit |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
QLT | C TO B | ft3_d | h | ||
QLT | C JUMPER | ft3_d | h | ||
QLT | B TO A | ft3_d | h | ||
PT | C JUMPER | pa | h | ||
PT | C TO B | pa | h | ||
PT | B TO A | pa | h |
varname: Name of variable as specified in OLGA file
locname: Location name for the variable. This could be a branch name or position name
pipename: The name of the pipe. Some variables may not need this, in which case it can be left blank
row_number: The number of rows you want in the output for extract_trend
out_unit: The output unit you desire. If you leave this blank, default units within the OLGA file will be used. NOTE: The list of compatible units, and the syntax is provided here. If you do not use the syntax provided, there will be errors.
time_unit: The unit of time you desire the outputs in.
This is a matrix used for simplifying the extraction of trends of more than one variable at different locations and specifying wich unit you want the output in. The matrix is in the form of a table with the following columns:
varname | branchname | out_unit | out_unit_profile | time_unit | start_time | end_time |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
QLT | FLOWLINE_1 | m3_s | ft | h | 0 | 4 |
QLT | RISER_1 | m3_s | ft | h | 0 | 4 |
QLT | WELLBORE_1 | m3_s | ft | h | 0 | 4 |
PT | FLOWLINE_1 | pa | ft | h | 0 | 4 |
PT | RISER_1 | pa | ft | h | 0 | 4 |
PT | WELLBORE_1 | pa | ft | h | 0 | 4 |
varname: Name of variable as specified in OLGA file
branchname: Location name for the variable. This could be a branch name or position name
out_unit: The output unit you desire. If you leave this blank, default units within the OLGA file will be used. NOTE: The list of compatible units, and the syntax is provided here. If you do not use the syntax provided, there will be errors.
out_unit_profile: The unit of profiles you want your outputs in.
time_unit: The unit of time you desire the outputs in.
start_time: The starting time of the timestamp range you want to extract trends.
end_time: the ending time of the timestamp range you want to extract trends.
This is a matrix used specifically when joining the branches in a ppl file
branch_in | branch_out |
---|---|
FLOWLINE_1 | RISER_1 |
RISER_1 | WELLBORE_1 |
branch_in: Names of starting branches.
branch_out: Names of ending branches.