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Area 3. Toolbar

This area displays tools for building the schematic, as well as some settings.

Area 3. Toolbar, illustration 1Select image to enlarge

It contains the following elements:

  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 2 – hide/show the object navigator;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 3 – color indication modes. Clicking this button opens a list of color indication modes created by the user. In this menu you can also create color indication modes for various parameters: specify the color, parameter, and boundary values of the parameter;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 4 – actions to undo. Clicking this button opens a list of the latest actions performed on the model;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 5 – "Pointer". This tool is used to move Integrated Model elements on the schematic. After selecting this option, click an element and, holding the left mouse button, move the element anywhere on the schematic;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 6 – "View mode". This tool is used for simple viewing of the model;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 7 – "Delete object". This tool is used to delete objects from the model. After selecting this option, click the network element that you want to delete;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 8 – "Copy selected object". This tool is used to copy objects. To use it, select an object in the model, click the button, then click an empty place in the graphical interface and enter the name of the new object. The copied object appears in the graphical interface;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 9 – "Activate/Deactivate". Clicking this button activates or deactivates all selected elements;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 10 – "Add pipeline". This tool is used to add pipelines to the model. After selecting this option, point the cursor at the element from which you want to build a pipeline, then left-click the start element, then left-click the end element;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 11 – "Add connection". This tool is used to add connections to the model. After selecting this option, point the cursor at the element from which you want to build a connection, then left-click the start element, then left-click the end element;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 12 – "Add joint". This tool is used to add joints to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Joint" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 13 – "Add well". This tool is used to add wells to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Well" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 14 – "Add source". This tool is used to add sources to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Source" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 15 – "Add sink". This tool is used to add sinks to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Sink" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 16 – "Add choke". This tool is used to add chokes to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Choke" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 17 – "Add generic equipment". This tool is used to add "black box" type elements to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "black box" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 18 – "Add separator". This tool is used to add separators to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Separator" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 19 – "Add three-phase separator". This tool is used to add three-phase separators to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Three-phase separator" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 20 – "Add pump". This tool is used to add pumps to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Pump" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 21 – "Add compressor". This tool is used to add compressors to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Compressor" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 22 – "Add inflow". This tool is used to add inflows to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which an "Inflow" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 23 – "Add heat exchanger". This tool is used to add heat exchangers to the model. After selecting this option, left-click an empty place on the schematic, after which a "Heat exchanger" element is added;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 24 – "Add sub-flowsheet". This tool is used to add sub-flowsheets to the model (for example, to group several wells into one pad). To add a sub-flowsheet, select the objects that will be included in it, then click "Add sub-flowsheet" and enter a name. The sub-flowsheet appears in the graphical interface. To enter a sub-flowsheet, press Shift + left mouse button;
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 25 – "Extract sub-flowsheet". This tool is used to extract sub-flowsheets onto the overall schematic. To extract a sub-flowsheet, select it, then click "Extract sub-flowsheet". All objects of the sub-flowsheet appear on the overall schematic.
  • Tools – tools selection button. After clicking this button, a drop-down list of tools opens (Model Validation, Model Tabular Editor);
  • Area 3. Toolbar icon, illustration 26 – settings button (for details about settings, see section 9).
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