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    The document discusses different types of reservoir drives including gas cap, solution gas, and water drive. It provides equations for calculating the amount of gas produced, gas in place, remaining gas reserves, and ultimate recovery based on parameters like initial gas in place (N), gas produced (Np), gas dissolved in oil (Nboi), formation volume factor (B), and recovery factor (Rf). The equations are used to estimate production and remaining reserves for different well and reservoir geometries including trapezoidal and pyramidal. Average porosity is also a consideration.

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    The document discusses different types of reservoir drives including gas cap, solution gas, and water drive. It provides equations for calculating the amount of gas produced, gas in place, remaining gas reserves, and ultimate recovery based on parameters like initial gas in place (N), gas produced (Np), gas dissolved in oil (Nboi), formation volume factor (B), and recovery factor (Rf). The equations are used to estimate production and remaining reserves for different well and reservoir geometries including trapezoidal and pyramidal. Average porosity is also a consideration.

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    The document discusses different types of reservoir drives including gas cap, solution gas, and water drive. It provides equations for calculating the amount of gas produced, gas in place, remaining gas reserves, and ultimate recovery based on parameters like initial gas in place (N), gas produced (Np), gas dissolved in oil (Nboi), formation volume factor (B), and recovery factor (Rf). The equations are used to estimate production and remaining reserves for different well and reservoir geometries including trapezoidal and pyramidal. Average porosity is also a consideration.

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    Np

    Gp
    mNBoi

    (N – Np)
    N STB
    Rsi

    = Gas bebas + Gas larut – Gp – (N-Np) Rs = SCF

    = mNBoi + Nboi – ( N – Np ) Bo

    = STB

    Menyangkut Menyangkut MenyangkutMenyangkut


    Produksi Gas Cap Drive Solution Gas Water Drive
    Drive

    Trapezoidal

    Syarat :

    Piramidal

    Syarat :
    Porositas Rata-rata

    Ultimate Recovery

    Npm = N x Rf

    Remaining Reserves

    RR = Npm - Np

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