Opm::WellProdIndexCalculator Class Reference

#include <WellProdIndexCalculator.hpp>

Public Member Functions

 WellProdIndexCalculator (const Well &well)
 
void reInit (const Well &well)
 
double connectionProdIndStandard (const std::size_t connIdx, const double connMobility) const
 
std::size_t numConnections () const
 

Detailed Description

Collect per-connection static information to enable calculating connection-level or well-level productivity index values when incorporating dynamic phase mobilities.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ WellProdIndexCalculator()

Opm::WellProdIndexCalculator::WellProdIndexCalculator ( const Well &  well)
explicit

Constructor

Parameters
[in]wellIndividual well for which to collect per-connection static data.

Member Function Documentation

◆ connectionProdIndStandard()

double Opm::WellProdIndexCalculator::connectionProdIndStandard ( const std::size_t  connIdx,
const double  connMobility 
) const

Compute connection-level steady-state productivity index value using dynamic phase mobility.

Parameters
[in]connIdxLinear connection index. Must be in the range 0..numConnections() - 1.
[in]connMobilityPhase mobility at connection connIdx. Typically derived from dynamic flow state conditions in cell intersected by well's connection connIdx.
Returns
Connection-level steady-state productivity index.

Referenced by Opm::MultisegmentWell< TypeTag >::updateProductivityIndex(), and Opm::StandardWell< TypeTag >::updateProductivityIndex().

◆ numConnections()

std::size_t Opm::WellProdIndexCalculator::numConnections ( ) const
inline

Number of connections in this well.

Used primarily for consistency checks.

◆ reInit()

void Opm::WellProdIndexCalculator::reInit ( const Well &  well)

Reinitialization operation

Needed to repopulate the internal data members in case of changes to the Well's properties, e.g., as a result of the Well's CTFs being rescaled due to WELPI.

Parameters
[in]wellIndividual well for which to collect per-connection static data.

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