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    Applied Reservoir Technology

    Lecturer
    Dr. Madi Abdullah Naser
    HOMEWORK#1

    Problem#1:

    The PVT data as shown below were obtained on a crude oil sample taken from

    the Nameless Field. The initial reservoir pressure was 3,600 psia at 160°F. The

    average specific gravity of the solution gas is 0.65. The reservoir contains 250 mm

    bbl of oil initially in place. The oil has a bubble-point pressure of 2,500 psi.

    1. Calculate the two-phase oil formation volume factor at:

    A. 3,200 psia

    B. 2,800 psia

    C. 1,800 psia

    2. What is the initial volume of dissolved gas in the reservoir?

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