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The document outlines a step-by-step process for calculating various parameters related to gas and oil reservoir conditions at a pressure of 2100 psig. Key calculations include the determination of differential solution GOR, Bod, Z-factor, Bg, Rsdb, and Bt. Each step involves specific conversions and formulas to arrive at the final values for these parameters.

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DL Example

The document outlines a step-by-step process for calculating various parameters related to gas and oil reservoir conditions at a pressure of 2100 psig. Key calculations include the determination of differential solution GOR, Bod, Z-factor, Bg, Rsdb, and Bt. Each step involves specific conversions and formulas to arrive at the final values for these parameters.

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Example DL test:

Step 1: calculation of differential solution GOR “Rsd” at (2100 psig):

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Note: 1 cc =
Step 2: calculation of “Bod” at (2100 psig):
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= 1.515 cc/cc =1.515 bbl/STB

Step 3: calculation of Z-factor at (2100 psig):

a. Reservoir pressure should be converted from psig to psia in Z-factor calculations

=2114.7 psia

b. Reservoir volume should be converted from cc to ft3

1 cc =

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Step 4: calculation of “Bg” at (2100 psig):

=0.007689 ft3/scf

Step 5: calculation of “Rsdb” at Bubble point pressure:


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Rsdb =854 scf/STB

Step 6: calculation of “Bt” at (2100 psig):


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Bt= 1.7479 bbl/STB

(scf / STB)

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