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Class_1-1 - Calculate compressibility What is B g its...

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OUTLINE • Review Class Objectives, Grading, Schedule • Reservoir Engineering Fundamentals • Reservoir Fluid Classifications • Reservoir Depletion Mechanisms • Fluid Properties Ideal / Real Gases Solution Gas Ratio Oil Water • Discuss Homework 1
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Objectives • Understand definitions, geology, and energy associated  w/ hydrocarbon reservoir • Be able to characterize gas, retrograde condensate, and  oil using a PT diagram • Know the key depletion mechanisms for reservoirs   • Be able to use the ideal gas law to calculate density,  specific gravity/volume for gas mixtures • Use the principal of corresponding states to calculate z  factor for gas mixtures + impurities
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Unformatted text preview: Calculate compressibility What is B g , its relevance and how calculated • Calculate R s , B o , B w using industry correlations Structural Trap Fault Stratigraphic Trap Additional Material • Plot R s • Standing: API o Y g so T p R g , s 204 . 1 0125 . 00091 . Y where ) 10 ( 18 ρ γ-= = • Plot B o • Review Fig 1.13 • Standing: ( 29 [ ] p p c B B p p For T R F B p p For b o ob o b o g so o b-= ≥ + = + = ≤ exp 25 . 1 F where 000147 . 972 . 5 . 175 . 1 API o o , 5 . 131 5 . 141 + =...
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