Equations of State and PVT Analysis
Published on 1. February 2007
Book
Hardback
553 pages
978-1-933762-03-6 (ISBN)
Description
This title covers a wide range of topics related to the Pressure Volume Temperature (PVT) behavior of complex hydrocarbon systems and documents the ability of Equations of State (EOS) in modeling their behavior. This book aims to provide the practicing engineer and engineering student with tools needed to solve problems that require a description of the PVT of hydrocarbon systems from their compositions. Because of the dramatic evolution in computational capabilities, petroleum engineers can now study such phenomena as the development of miscibility during gas injection, compositional gradient as a function of depth and the behavior near critical hydrocarbon systems with more sophisticated EOS models.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Austin
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Weight
1180 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-933762-03-6 (9781933762036)
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Tarek is currently a Founder of Tarek Ahmed and Associates, Ltd, a consulting firm that specializes in in-house petroleum engineering courses and consulting services worldwide. Prior to that, he was a Reservoir Engineering Advisor for Anadarko, Baker Hughes, Gaffney, and Cline and Associates. He was also a Professor and head of the Petroleum Engineering Department at Montana Tech of the University of Montana for over 22 years. He earned his PhD from University of Oklahoma, his Masters from the University of Missouri-Rolla, and a BS from the Faculty of Petroleum in Egypt - all degrees in petroleum engineering. Dr. Ahmed has authored numerous papers and several successful Elsevier books, including Advanced Reservoir Engineering (2005) and Reservoir Engineering Handbook, 4th Edition (2010).
Content
Preface
Acknowledgments
1 Fundamentals of Hydrocarbon Phase Behavior
Single-Component Systems
Two-Component Systems
Three-Component Systems
Multicomponent Systems
Classification of Reservoirs and Reservoir Fluids
Phase Rule
Problems
References
2 Characterizing Hydrocarbon-Plus Fractions
Generalized Correlations
PNA Determination
Graphical Correlations
Splitting and Lumping Schemes
Problems
References
3 Natural Gas Properties
Behavior of Ideal Gases
Behavior of Real Gases
Problems
References
4 PVT Properties of Crude Oils
Crude Oil Gravity
Specific Gravity of the Solution Gas
Crude Oil Density
Gas Solubility
Bubble-Point Pressure
Oil Formation Volume Factor
Isothermal Compressibility Coefficient of Crude Oil
Undersaturated Oil Properties
Total-Formation Volume Factor
Crude Oil Viscosity
Surface/Interfacial Tension
PVT Correlations for Gulf of Mexico Oil
Properties of Reservoir Water
Laboratory Analysis of Reservoir Fluids
Problems
References
5 Equations of State and Phase Equilibria
Equilibrium Ratios
Flash Calculations
Equilibrium Ratios for Real Solutions
Equilibrium Ratios for the Plus Fractions
Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Calculations
Equations of State
Equation-of-State Applications
Simulation of Laboratory PVT Data by Equations of State
Tuning EOS Parameters
Original Fluid Composition from a Sample Contaminated with Oil-Based Mud
Problems
References
6 Flow Assurance
Hydrocarbon Solids: Assessment of Risk
Phase Behavior of Asphaltenes
Asphaltene Deposit Envelope
Modeling the Asphaltene Deposit
Phase Behavior of Waxes
Modeling Wax Deposit
Prediction of Wax Appearance Temperature
Gas Hydrates
Problems
References
Appendix
Index
Acknowledgments
1 Fundamentals of Hydrocarbon Phase Behavior
Single-Component Systems
Two-Component Systems
Three-Component Systems
Multicomponent Systems
Classification of Reservoirs and Reservoir Fluids
Phase Rule
Problems
References
2 Characterizing Hydrocarbon-Plus Fractions
Generalized Correlations
PNA Determination
Graphical Correlations
Splitting and Lumping Schemes
Problems
References
3 Natural Gas Properties
Behavior of Ideal Gases
Behavior of Real Gases
Problems
References
4 PVT Properties of Crude Oils
Crude Oil Gravity
Specific Gravity of the Solution Gas
Crude Oil Density
Gas Solubility
Bubble-Point Pressure
Oil Formation Volume Factor
Isothermal Compressibility Coefficient of Crude Oil
Undersaturated Oil Properties
Total-Formation Volume Factor
Crude Oil Viscosity
Surface/Interfacial Tension
PVT Correlations for Gulf of Mexico Oil
Properties of Reservoir Water
Laboratory Analysis of Reservoir Fluids
Problems
References
5 Equations of State and Phase Equilibria
Equilibrium Ratios
Flash Calculations
Equilibrium Ratios for Real Solutions
Equilibrium Ratios for the Plus Fractions
Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Calculations
Equations of State
Equation-of-State Applications
Simulation of Laboratory PVT Data by Equations of State
Tuning EOS Parameters
Original Fluid Composition from a Sample Contaminated with Oil-Based Mud
Problems
References
6 Flow Assurance
Hydrocarbon Solids: Assessment of Risk
Phase Behavior of Asphaltenes
Asphaltene Deposit Envelope
Modeling the Asphaltene Deposit
Phase Behavior of Waxes
Modeling Wax Deposit
Prediction of Wax Appearance Temperature
Gas Hydrates
Problems
References
Appendix
Index