Tech Talks

#25 Addressing Compositional Uncertainty in EoS modeling

Accurate fluid compositions are prerequisite to the development of reservoir fluid Equation of State (EoS) models; however, many studies have shown that compositions measured through GC have significant uncertainties in the amount of heavier carbon number fractions. In particular, the plus molecular weight and amount have a high degree of uncertainty, which can significantly impact …

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#24 A Thermodynamic Model for Prediction of Solubility of Elemental Mercury in Natural Gas, Produced Water and Hydrate Inhibitors

Introduction The simulation capability for Elemental mercury (Hg) distribution across vapor, liquid hydrocarbon, and water phases has been improved in PVTsim NOVA through the utilization of the original formulations of the Peng-Robinson 76/78 and Soave-Redlich-Kwong equations of state. A cubic modeling framework was deliberately chosen over specialized models for modeling Hg as the former allows …

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#21 Common EoS Modeling

The two first TechTalks in the series on Fluid Characterization dealt with characterization of single petroleum reservoir fluids. This TechTalk outlines How to make a common equation of state (EoS) model applicable for multiple fluids How to add a new fluid to an existing EoS model How to evaluate whether a series of plus fluid …

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