Review of PVT behavior and simple volumetric reservoir calculations Conversion factors 1 bar = 100.000 pascal = 14,50 psi 1m} = 35,31 f = 6,290 bbl Reservoir data (reservoir is initially undersaturated): Gross reservoir volume Porosity Water saturation Pressure Pore compressibility ‘Water compressibility Gas density at surface Oil density at surface Water density at surface Water formation volume factor V=10m> 6=35% Sy = 25% P= 303 bar c.=4- 10 °bar! Cy =5-107 bar Pes = 0,5 kg/sm3 Pos = 760 kg/ sm? Pys = 1030 kg / sm? B, =1,05Definitions: Formation volume factor Solution gas-oil ratio Fluid compressibility Pore compressibility Expansion due to compressibility Gas law for hydrocarbon gas Reservoir oil density Reservoir gas density Reservoir water density _ (reservoir volume of fluid) (surface volume of fluid) R= (surface volume of solution gas) . spariace volume of oil) “7p 128 Ir oR cree. t Yas izow.g AV=%-V, =-VdP,- A)Part 1. Derive and compute following fluid parameters: l. SIDARwWN 9: An expression for oil compressibility expressed in B, An approximate value for initial B, An approximate value for initial compressibility of oil An expression for gas formation volume factor expressed in Z and P An expression for gas compressibility expressed in Z and P An approximate value for initial compressibility of gas At which pressure is the gas compressibility highest? An approximate value for initial B, An approximate value for initial oil density in the reservoir 10. An approximate value for initial gas density in the reservoir 11. An approximate value for initial water density in the reservoir Part 2. Compute following initial volumes for the reservoir: l. AwrwWN Pore volume (rm3) Hydrocarbon pore volume (rm) Water pore volume (m3) Oil reserves, OOIP (sm3) Solution gas reserves (sm3 ) Water reserves (sm3)