Journal of Petroleum and Gas Engineering · 2010 · 32 citations · 9 references
EngineeringDecision SciencesPetroleum EngineeringArtificial LiftDecision AnalysisMulti-criteria Decision MakingArtificial Lift OptimizationArtificial Lift System SelectionArtificial Lift SystemsGas Lift SystemsPreference ElicitationRanking ProblemsArtificial Lift DesignArtificial Lift ModelingArtificial Lift Performance EvaluationGas Lift SelectionLift Method OptimizationMulti-criteria Decision SupportMulti-criteria Decision Support SystemsMulticriteria Decision Analysis
Artificial lift as a system adding energy to the fluid column in a wellbore to initiate and enhance production from the well is necessary when reservoir drives do not sustain acceptable rates or cause fluids to flow at all in some cases which use a range of operating principles, including pumping and gas lifting. Technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) model or method is one of the most prevalent multi criteria decision making methods to solve problems involving selection from among a finite number of criteria and specify the attribute information in order to arrive at a choice. In this paper, a novel software method on the basis of technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution model has been enabled to present the best artificial lift method selection for different circumstances of oil fields. Key words: Artificial lift, technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution, multi criteria decision making.
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