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A video showing basing movement in the environment and opening the well, along with some user interface possibilities. Don’t forget to read the documentation and visit the forums for help.
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We will commence public sales of the Well Test Simulator: Surface Testing. Software, support and documentation will be available on this website. Please note that the version sold here is a personal...
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For more videos on this product visit our YouTube channel. For help regarding well-testing issues, visit the LinkedIn Well Testing and Intervention Forums
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Simulators: The Future is Now
Thirty years ago we would gawk at the simple vector drawings on screens that represented buildings, terrain, mountains and trees in flight simulators. Those giant multimillion hydraulically driven...
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Efficacy of Simulators as a Training Platform
Skill acquisition in children is achieved through repetition. In order to motivate such repetition, while maximizing the number of new situations that child encounters, juvenile mammals have evolved...
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Fidelity and Cost in Simulator Projects
Defining fidelity in Simulators A major concern in planning a simulator for training is whether to go all-out and implement custom hardware, making the simulator as close a copy of the machinery being...
View ArticleWell Test Simulator: Surface Testing Public Sale Starts in December 2014
After two phases of Beta testing, we are all set to bring the Well Test Simulator: Surface Testing software to you in December 2014. We are currently working on setting up and testing sales on...
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Next Update: Hydrate Formation
Hydrate Formation is a big pain – and especially misleading for new hands! They form sneakily, and can seriously mess up your data, especially on gas wells. The Well Test Simulator, has so far not had...
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February 2015 Update: Hydrates
The next update will include minor fixes (particularly to the temperature simulation code) and hydrate formation simulation. A Steam Heat Exchanger and a Chemical Injection pump will be added.
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May 2016 Update on the Well Test Simulator
We have added the steam heat exchanger to our loop. The mathematical modelling for the choke on the heat exchanger and it’s interaction with the existing flow-pressure-temperature model created several...
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