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    1. The document contains 5 numerical problems related to reservoir engineering calculations. Problem 1 provides initial reservoir conditions and asks to calculate pressure, temperature, and gas formation volume factors after production. Problem 2 involves calculating gas initially in place and estimated reserves from a p/z vs. gas production graph. Problem 3 estimates initially gas in place and remaining reserves at a given pressure. Problem 4 estimates the volume of water influx. Problem 5 involves material balance calculations to determine pressure after a given gas production and cumulative production at a specified pressure.

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    1. The document contains 5 numerical problems related to reservoir engineering calculations. Problem 1 provides initial reservoir conditions and asks to calculate pressure, temperature, and gas formation volume factors after production. Problem 2 involves calculating gas initially in place and estimated reserves from a p/z vs. gas production graph. Problem 3 estimates initially gas in place and remaining reserves at a given pressure. Problem 4 estimates the volume of water influx. Problem 5 involves material balance calculations to determine pressure after a given gas production and cumulative production at a specified pressure.

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    NAMA KELAS NPM

    Rendi Sahputra TEPM 4C 1803083

    No. 1
    As we know that :
    Ti = 175 ̊F = 635 ̊R
    Pi = 3000 psia
    ɣg = 0.60 (air = 1)
    h = 10 ft
    ɸ = 10% = 0.1
    Swi = 35% = 0.35

    Afer proucing 400 MMscf the reservoir


    pressure delined to 2000 psia.

    Ppc = 780
    Tpc = 350
    z = 0.89

    Answer :

    Ppr = 3.84615
    Tpr = 1.81429
    Bgi = 0.00533
    A = 75298.0
    No. 2 :
    Grafik :
    As we know that :
    Ps, psi z p/z GP
    2080 0.759 2740 0
    1885 0.767 2458 6873 3000
    1620 0.787 2058 14002
    1205 0.828 1455 23687
    2500
    888 0.866 1025 31009
    645 0.9 717 36207
    2000

    Pi 2080 Psia
    T asumsi=160 F 620 Ra 1500

    P/Z
    Za 1
    Pa 500 Psia 1000

    Answer :
    500

    a.) IGIP
    0
    0 10000
    Slope (p/z)2 - (p/z)1
    GP2 -GP1
    -0.041

    IGIP 66791.13

    b.) Estimate the recocerable reserve at an Pa= 500 Psi, Za= 1.00 and Rf?

    Bga 0.02827 * Za.T


    Pa
    0.0350548

    Bgi 0.02827 * Zi.T


    Pi
    0.0063958156731

    Rf 1 - (Bgi)/(Bga)
    0.8175480769231

    EUR IGIP * Rf
    54604.960334146
    P/Z vs GP
    3000

    2500

    2000

    1500 P/Z vs GP
    P/Z

    1000

    500

    0
    0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000
    GP, mmscf
    P/Z vs GP
    No. 3 :

    As we know that :

    T res 640 ̊ a
    R Pi 3400 psia
    Gp 550 MMscf P 2400 psia
    Ps.c 16 psia
    Ts.c 540 ̊Ra Ppc 670
    SG gas 0.66 Tpc 370
    Pa 500 psia Z 0.88

    Answer :

    a.) IGIP

    Langkah 1 menentukan Ppc, Tpc,dan Z faktor

    Tpc = 670 ̊Ra

    Ppr 5.0746
    Tpr 1.7297

    Langkah 2 Menentukan nilai Bgi :

    Bgi 0.004688

    Langkah 3 menentukan nilai IGIP :


    Bg 0.00560

    Langkah 4 Menghitung IGIP :

    IGIP 3366 MMscf

    b.) Tentukan jumlah cadangan sisa pada Pa @500 psia!

    Langkah 1 Menentukan nilai Bga :

    Bga 0.02593

    Langkah 2 Menentukan nilai Bgi :

    Bgi 0.00468

    Langkah 3 Menentukan nilai Rf =

    Rf = 0.8 %

    Langkah 4 Menentukan jumlah reserve (EUR) :

    EUR 2758.412023 MMscf


    Z factor = 0.88

    Tpc = 370 ̊Ra


    No. 4 :

    As we know that :

    T 220 ̊F = 680 ̊R Pres = 3400


    SG gas 0.62
    Vb 80 acre- Ft Z 0.93
    Porosity = 0.17 Ppc 680
    Sw 0.32 Tpc 350

    Question :

    Estimate the barrels of waters influx saturation :

    Answer

    Ppr 5

    Tpc 1.9

    Bgi 0.00526
    No. 5 :

    As we know that :

    Initial Condition Condition at 1 year :


    Pi 4000 Psia P ### Psia slope =
    SG gas = 0.7 Gp ### MMscf
    T res = 690 R Ps c 14,7Psia
    Ts c 520 Ra

    Answer :

    a.) Hitung nilai OGIP/G

    Langkah 1 tentukan niali Ppc, Tpc, Serta faktor Z

    Tpc = 380 ̊Ra


    Ppc = 665 psia

    Ppr = 6.0150 Z factor = 0.945


    Tpr = 1.8158

    Langkah 2 Menentukan nilai Bgi :

    Bgi 0.02827 * Z.T


    P
    = 0.0004608
    Langkah 3 Menentukan nilai Bg :

    Bg 0.02827 * Z.T
    P
    = 0.0052667

    Langkah 4 Menghitung nilai IGIP atau G :

    IGIP 32000

    b.) Tentukan nilai Pr setelah produksi komultif 8000 MMscf !

    c.) Tentukan produksi gas komulatif saat Pres @2000 Psia

    Bg ###

    Gp 16000
    Z factor = 0,945

    Tpc = 380 ̊Ra

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