BER VEUC of, ane ENLIPPINES INGAS = STATE UNIVERSITY THE NATIONAL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY ALANGILAN CAMPUS CARRERA.MARGELENE G- OCTOBER 07,2022 PETE- 3101 COURSE WORK NUMBER 4 PET E 40G-RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 4 PROBLEM 1:SPECIFIC GRAVITY CONSTITUENT. le -9:G. “METHANE 44-6 0-565 “ETHANE 52.6 4.947 *PROPANE, 20:5 4.93 l- BUTANE z © 2.01 >N-BUTANE, 2.0716 A-WHAT 1S THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY U15.6°C/15.6°C) OF THE STREAM? CONSTITUENT. Oe S.Gi ee “METHANE 14.6 0.565 0.2584 ~ “ETHANE. 526 1-047 0.5024 ~ PROPANE. 20-5 1.53 04340 ~ \-BUTANE 3.6 2.04 90-0114 ~ +N- BUTANE 8-1 2.0716 0-0414 ~ SPECIFIC GRAWTY OF STREAM 9.6*(th, WY/S.G1" r 0.957 (05) B.WHAT IS THE °API OF THE STREAM? “API = U41-5/5-G)- 131-5 2 (141.511-08)- 131-5 F 3.2 “API? OF STEAM 153.26 ENPROBLEM 2: Bees DIAGRAM vFROM THE & DIAGRAM, DESCRIBE AND IDENTIFY OME FOLLOWING: AADENTIFY, THE PHYSICAL ea OF THE SAMPLE OF WATER AT 100°C AND 101.3 AT 100°C AND 101-3 KPa, THE SAMPLE ee ER SAN 22,100) LIQUID. A SAMPLE WATERS WAS HEATED UNTIL IT. 1013 OF 100°C AND A PRI OF 101-3 KPa. \NE_CAN DETERMINE, THAT THE L JPHYSICAL FORM OF eter “19 0 001 400 314 ISAMPLE WATER 19 EITHI eve eran rey IA GAS OR A LGU SNE NE CAN eG ON THE PHASE IDIAGRAM WHERE THE GIVEN PRESSURE. 1D TEMPATURE MEET BETWEEN THE Lavo AND VAPOR B-DESCRIBE THE CHANGES OF SAMPLE THAT OCCUR WHEN. EMPERATURE SLOWLY DECREASES FRON POINT WHERE 1E CONDITIONS 1S AT 314°C AND 100KFa. LIQUID PRESSURE Pa) 0.01 100 TEMPERATURE (°C) CORPERAMIOTHE AFOREMENTIONED PHASE DIAGRAM DISPLAYS THE CHANGES IN THE SAMPLE WATER FROM POINT “A” WAPOR) 0 POINT E (SOLID). RIGTH \NHERE THE PRESCRIBED TEMPERATURE 19, THE MOVEMENT BEGIN TO FORM. THE WAI SAMPLE EXPERIENCE FIVE (5) MODIFICATIONS AS A RESULT ATURE BEING LOWERED. SINCE THE ATER C-DESCRIBE_THE CHANGES OF SAMPLE_ AT CONSTANT TEMPERATURE, THE INITIAL CONDITION 1S AT O°C AND 100KPa, LIQUID TRIPLE POINT PRESSURE \KPoD 400 TEMPERATURE (°C) THE PHASE CHANGES OF THE SAMPLE WATER AT 100 KPo_AND_A CONSTANT TEMPERATURE OF 0°G ARE DEPICTED IN THE PICTURE ABOVE. THE DIAGRAM SHOWS THAT THE IPHASE OF WATER 15 SOLID AT A CONSTANT TEMPERATURE Cf \NHEN WE INCREASE THE PRESSURE CAN BE SEEN AT POINT D, AND THE WATE!ITS LIQUID EASE SEEN we INCREASE THE PRESSURE AGAIN. AS_CAN AT POINTE. AS OPPOSED TO THIS, REDUCING THE BRESSONE FROM POINT © WILL FORCE THE SAMPLE TO UNDERGO THE SUBLIMATION PROCESS, WHICH 1S ENIDENT AT POINT B. THIS WILL RESULT IN WATER TURNING INTO GAS, WHICH IS THE CURRENT PHYSICA STATE OF WATER, SEEN AT POINT A.er ueLc OF THE Nes BATANGAS STATE UNI THE NATIONAL ENGINEERING UNWERSITY ALANGILAN CAMPUS CARRERA.MARGELENE @. OCTOBER 04,2022 PET E- 3101 SAMPLE EXERCISES NUMBER 1 PET E 406-RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 4 POROSITY 4-TABLE SHOWN GIVES THE VOLUMES OF THE SAMPLE OF DIFFERENT EARTH MATERIALS AND EXAMPLES OF THE PORES IN THE SPACE PROVIDED. TYPES OF MATERIAL _savint'tome pont spatt tenn POROSITY GRAVEL 300 210 Pe IMEDIUM-GRAINED SAND” G00 210 45 “le X CEMENTED SANDSTONE. G5O ‘G3 25.0169" ‘lo 404 48.970 13.1085%e SHALE 31 LIMESTONE 950 123, 12-9414 %0 UNFRACTURED GRANITE 500 3 1%le FRACTURED GRANITE 100 3 , 5%e °FORMULA USED: POROSITY, d) = VOID SPACE_IN THE ROCK, Ve , 400 BULK VOLUME OF THE ROCK. Vo @2GINEN THE FOLLOWING DATA: “WEIGHT OF THE CRUSHED CORE SAMPLE IN AIR *Weary=200o) *WEIGHT OF THE CRUSHED CONE. pore IN WATER: Weirnm = 15-0 DENSITY OF WATER: Pw = 4.0 “Sec USE ARCHIMEDES’ PRINCIPLE TO CALCULATE THE GRAIN VOLUME OF THE SAMPLE.SOLUTION: yp Ng Bar Wemoe Wea Mra 7 Bae, Wriz0= 20-0am- 15.09m = 50am No= 5 cc! Wriao = pa Vo Vig= ra. ‘4 ae S-GNEN THE FOLLOWING DATA: “Na *100 ce + Paz 15.0 psi * Vat 100ce, * Poe G0.Opsi WHEN THE VALVE BETWEEN GHAMBER 1 AND CHAMBER 2 \S OPENED, THE ERE PURe Te aFCUND, TO STABILIZE AT Pe = WHAT 1S THE GRAIN Nouns” ‘OF THE GORE SAMPLE? SOLUTION: Nig = Na (Pe =P) + Ve (Pe -Pad 3 Vg 400 ce (39.0 psi-15.0pei) + 100ce (39-0p6i ~GO-Opei) 0 psi 150 pei Var 2400 + 2100) a 4 psi Vos 300 er 24 pat Ng= 12.5 cc 4. GIVEN Wy FOLLOWING DATA: THE POROSITY OBTAINED FROM THIS METHOD 15 THE EFFECTIVE POROSITY *WEIGHT OF THE GLEAN ORIED sere SAMPLE IN AIR: = 20. “WEIGHT OF THE cone SAMPLE 8 SATURATED WITH WATER: “DENSITY OF WATER’ Pw = 10 Brie SOLUTION: \Wraso® Ws Ne x 2 wooe \Nrgar ~ ~ . as : Gian 20.09m e = ee * 2.5 9m Nop? 2.5 Nop+ Nri20 pwSANWAT 1S THE VALUE OF Ke FOR AN IDEAL GAS? THE ] \SOTHERMAL COMPRESSIBILIN, Ku AS DEFINED AS? wee (ge P FOR AIR CONDITIONED OF 0:83 atm AND 311 °K (100°F), ASSUMING IDEAL GAS BEHAVIOR: SOLUTION: Pain O-83aen TSK 5 RS8-3145898) PVEQRT ~ Ne RT dV. Ts RT pei Ke PU aes ie opel a SAE Bh ees tad 146) U Ker 146935162 +105: aso atm) 7 = G-THE ISOTHERMAL COMPRESSIBILITY OF LEAD 293° 1 221K 10% atm. CALCULATE THE PRESSURE THAT MUST BE APPLIED IN ORDER YO INCREASE I'S DENSITY BY 0.08%. SOLUTION: T+243K ie Huo : ve aAS gO ai 3 dN? 0-08=0.0008 eA (di 21 %40° . 0.0008 [4 Ttapy aim b 7 BP 9.9008 orn 44 ——* 363. 6363 atm AP= 364.6363 atm THE FOLLOWING DATA GETAINED DURING A ROUTINE EERMEAD! ITY TEST 70°F. FIND THE PERMEABILITY. OW RATE = 2000 cc OF AIR AT 4 &tm IN 400 SEC “DOWNSTREAM PRESSURE = 4 atm “VISCOSITY OF AIR AT TEST EME ERATURE = 0.02 cP + CROSS SECTIONAL AREA> + CORE LENGTH = 5cm ee ge eePret TB aim 3 Prstorm 3 Vaz 2000ce SOLUTION® — AP= (PsP) 2 BIBL 1.375 am Pais PaNie 7 =K(3em*) (0.15) (0-02) (5 crn) 4(2000) * 1-375 2) 36364 “Is = K(2.25) / OA cp-em) V2: 1454-5454 co i @. Ya 1455 aeieice J KC225)* 036304) i 2 6364 cele = O4G1G11 DARCY a: Kaa Talal Ki GT G1-G11 mdREPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINE: BATANGAS STATE. UNWERS ITY” THE NaN ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY \LANGILAN CAMPUS CARRERA, MARGELENEG. PET E- 3101 OCTOBER 09,2022 COURSE WORK NUMBER 2 PET E 40G-RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 4 4:WRAT 15 THE CONE RESON FACTOR FOR METHANE AT. 4000 PS\A AND 400 °F GIVEN: METHANE LCOMPOUND) 3 P+ 4000 PSIA Te 400°F 5 STwemane= “41-1 °F ;SPmenane = GOG.4 SOLUTION: Tes ENiTe :Tet T PerBNX Pe ; ee iC Tr: A00°F + AGO. Pr: AQOOPSIA =NO-19 fi ANSWERS: Tr: 2.51 Pr= 6.00 = A.04! 2\NHAT IS THE YOLUME OF SCOLB OF PROPANE AT 2000 PS\A AND 500 IDEAL ae CANN! PROBLEM: SOLUTION NO. OF MOLES = M, AQ2 aw BOO, 1:34 9 4408T © MOLE PROPANE~ Cate ? CARBON: 42. ONS » 3@5 45035] 44.0912" 7 HYDROGEN: 1.008X8 8. PVeznRT ~ Ve nee Ve OTSA MSA MEE) ( 10-73 PStA £13 (5004460) 2000 5004460; Pr= 2000 VE42.87F4® 5 Tre 206.06 44GO G16 Tre 1-44, Pr = 3.246 ANSWERS: V=42.87¢43 Tr:144_ Pr:524G 2-0-7594{ 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 Psoudoreduced Tomperaturo, Tw [0 2.0 40) a 26 Lo 0.8] 2 2 @ uy Real-Gas Deviation Factor, z 2 0.4} Pseudoreduced Pressure, Por1 = 3 4 5 6 7 8 Psoudoreduced Temperatura, Tor 3.0 2.0 10) 28. LO 09) 0.8] 2 u 1.5. Real-Gas Deviation Factor, z ° ° @ 0.4} N.2 1.0. Pseudoreduced Pressure, PorS.GINEN THE FOLLOWING SETS OF VALUES, CALCULATE THE QUANTI UNKNOWN Ak? w=0.00831 MOL _ 25% 8 & 7 “y OGO2ZL n=0-00801MOL T311K SOLUTION AYPVenRT «VF aRT » V= 00081 MOL 82.06 en? cm (2542135) P mol"k BAPVenRT ~ P=oRT PO:0O801 MOL {82,06 cm ermine tt on 0: P 20-394 aim 4.AT WHAT TEMPERATURE WOULD. 2.10 MOLES OF ™ GAS WAVE Sa ON SURE OF 1:25 ain AND IN A 2501 TANK? Nov aT a T: PV aR T=(1.25 on) (25-0K) | 1000ert*) THIOMOES) (eee cn, ath >) ‘a OR T= 161.54 °K 5.A 13L_ SAMPLE OF HELIUM AT 21°C 15 COOLED AT INSTANT PRESSURE TO -18.0°C. CALCULATE THE VOLUME PasPa: ag age: Mir Ch Nae Und) -18%e"4 i 45) (212e 42 V2? 713k.REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY THE NATIONAL ENGINEERING UNNERSITY ALANGILAN CAMPUS CARRERA MARGELENE a PET E - 310: OCTOBER 04, 2022 COURSE WORK NUMBER 3 PET E 40G-RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 41 RESERVOIR GAS PROPERTIES 4-CALCULATE THE VOLUME IN CUBIC GM OCCUPIED BY ONE MOLE) NATURAL GAS AT 100°C AND_90 ATM. IF THE VOLUMETRIC COMPOSITIONS AS FOLLOWS: METHANE - 20 °le ,ETHNLENE- 307, AND NITROGEN - 50°le- Te Pe M METHANE 20% OES | ex [toms | Ben | Aes [athe ETHYLENE 30% 282-25 | 49-1 | 28.054 | 64.105 | 14.% | 6.4162 NITROGEN 50% 126-4 3355! 28-0134 | 63.05] 16-18 | 14.006)) LYTc=185-865 fYPc= 40-168 TYM: 25-6315 Tr 400°+ 273.45 Pe= SOATM 189.865 40-768 ATM 77094 Tr= 2.0076 Pr: 2.2018 PVeaRT » PV? ZeRT ~ Y= ZaRT N= (0-94) (62-06cm* ai (400 + 273-1592 pen, 0 N= 314-€160851 cm? ANEWERS: Tr: 20016. +20-94 TPs 22018 —+\is 319.8164 cm>1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pseudoreduced Tomperatura, To ae 2.0: Lo 10} af 195 = H M2. ow H a0 rH0-95 09 0.8] 1.7 N s B07 6 S ¢ € 7 = 06 LS & a a 3 g @ a: 14 s oe ol 13 03 2 o2s' Al HILL 1.0 - pl . oe 0. a 6 9 10 i 12 13 14 1s? Pseudoreduced Pressure, Por2A VAPOR CONTAIN 5.G %le METHANE, 18.9% ETHANE, 63.5 “lo PROPANE, 7.1% I-BUTANE AND 4.9% N-BUTANE (MOLAR BASIS) AT A PRESSURE OF 450 PS\A- THE MIXTURE IS PARTIALLY CONDENSED BY COOLING IT TO SO°F.GALCULATE THE PERCE OF VAPOR CONDENSED (MOLAR BASIS) AND THE RESULTING LIGUID AND VAPOR COMPOSITION. Vv MIXTURE 0 et O95 0-245 0:225 METHANE 5G 13.4 90-0964 041197 0.4832 NE 18.9 e a 14115 = O.1153 04728 PROPANE G35 0311S -0-281G - 0.279 BUTANE 1-1 on -01007 = - 0.0134 >0-0724 N-BUTANE 4.9 O18 90-0681 -0.05023. 20.0493 TAKE V=.225 AND V: 22.5 %le A BUT N-BUTANE 4.7 LIQUID MOL “e VAPOR MOL °o 4.4 18.163.4 MIXTURE OF HYDROCARBONS, INITIALLY IN THE VAPOR PHASE AND AT PRESSURE OF 100PSIA 1S PARTIALLY CONDE ED BY COOLING IT TO -20°F WHILE MAINTAINING HE PRESSURE OF CONSTANT. CALCULATE THE DEW POINT AND. THE FINAL LIQUID AND VAPOR COMPOSITION IF THE INITIAL MIXTURE COMPOSITION ON A VOLUME BASIS! A.DEW POINT oF |e Zh METHANE | 10°) ETHANE ese iz PROPANE |25%10- S THE DEWPOINT 1S AT AND_-20°F LET T = -2°F Pay A00PSIA Zi 10% | 745 | 0-174 r3| 0-424, 923 :241-0-31 +0.353 1-0, + 0.4546 {=-ba286 3 0.0133 S007 LET V=0-1418 AND &0:2822 OR [N2 74-16% L= 26-22 *e] C-PHASE COMPOSITION # V= 74.78 %e METHANE ETHANE | G5%|1.50 PROPANE | 25% oe aD VAPORE100 600 4 700 4 2004sues suena ‘ovewiony 47 o4 wr4d Tree BRaRs 14) ounssong 000 4 700 4 suewiow e004 E100