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    This document outlines practice problems for calculating key gas properties including: 1) Calculating the bubble point pressure and describing the reservoir type given production rates and pressures. 2) Calculating gas viscosity using pressure, temperature and specific gravity. 3) Calculating the compressibility factor given specific gravity. 4) Calculating and graphing the gas formation volume factor using pressure, temperature and specific gravity.

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    This document outlines practice problems for calculating key gas properties including: 1) Calculating the bubble point pressure and describing the reservoir type given production rates and pressures. 2) Calculating gas viscosity using pressure, temperature and specific gravity. 3) Calculating the compressibility factor given specific gravity. 4) Calculating and graphing the gas formation volume factor using pressure, temperature and specific gravity.

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    This document outlines practice problems for calculating key gas properties including: 1) Calculating the bubble point pressure and describing the reservoir type given production rates and pressures. 2) Calculating gas viscosity using pressure, temperature and specific gravity. 3) Calculating the compressibility factor given specific gravity. 4) Calculating and graphing the gas formation volume factor using pressure, temperature and specific gravity.

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    PRACTICO #2

    TEORICO
    1. CUÁL ES LA COMPOSICION DEL GAS NATURAL
    2. QUE ES LA PRESION DE ROCIO
    3. PARA QUE SE CALCULA LA PRESION DE ROCIO Y PRESION DE BURBUJA EN UN YACIMIENTO
    4. QUE ES EL FACTOR VOLUMÉTRICO DEL GAS
    5. DESCRIBA EL FACTOR DE COMPRESIBILIDAD “Z”
    6. DESCRIBIR LA PRESION Y TEMPERATURA REDUCIDA
    PRACTICA
    1. SE DESEA DETERMINAR LA PRESION DE BURBUJA Y DESCRIBIR EL TIPO DE YACIMIENTO. PARA
    EL CUAL SE CUENTA CON LOS SIGUIENTES DATOS: PRESION DEL YACIMIENTO 1200 PSIA,
    PRODUCCION (CAUDAL) DEL GAS 350 MPCD, CAUDAL DEL PETROLEO 850 BPD, GRAVEDAD
    ESPECIFICA DEL GAS 0,75, TEMPERATURA DEL YACIMIENTO 88 °F Y UNA DENSIDAD API DE
    34°.

    2. CON LOS SIGUIENTES DATOS ADJUNTADOS CALCULAR LA VISCOSIDAD DEL GAS NATURAL
    Py = 2850 PSIA
    Ty = 110 °F
    PMg = 18,80

    3. HALLAR EL FACTOR DE COMPRESIBILIDAD “Z” CON LOS SIGUIENTES DATOS:


    SGg = 0,8056

    4. CON LOS SIGUIENTES DATOS: PRESION DEL YACIMIENTO 3100 PSIA, TEMPERATURA DEL
    YACIMIENTO 90 °F Y UNA GRAVEDAD ESPECIFICA DEL GAS DE 0,68. CALCULAR Y GRAFICAR
    EL FACTOR VOLUMETRICO DEL GAS EN (BBL/SCF).

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