Phase behavior of petroleum reservoir fluids. (2014)

• Record Type: Book
• Authors: Pedersen, K. S (Karen Schou); Shaikh, Jawad Azeem
• Other Names: Christensen, Peter L (Peter Lindskou)
• Contents: Preface, 2nd Edition About the Authors Petroleum Reservoir Fluids Reservoir Fluid Constituents Properties of Reservoir Fluid Constituents Phase Envelopes Classification of Petroleum Reservoir Fluids References Sampling, Quality Control, and Compositional Analyses Fluid Sampling Quality Control of Fluid Samples Bottom Hole/Wellhead Samples Separator Samples Compositional Analyses Gas Chromatography TBP Analysis Reservoir Fluid Composition from Bottom Hole Sample Reservoir Fluid Composition from Separator Samples Mud-Contaminated Samples References PVT Experiments Routine PVT Experiments Constant-Mass Expansion Experiment Differential Liberation Experiment Constant-Volume Depletion Experiment Separator Test Viscosity Experiment EOR PVT Experiments Solubility Swelling Test Equilibrium Contact Experiment Multi-Contact Experiment Slim Tube Experiment Gas Revaporization Experiment References Equations of State Van Der Waals Equation Redlich–Kwong Equation Soave–Redlich–Kwong Equation Peng–Robinson Equation Peneloux Volume Correction Other Cubic Equations of State Equilibrium Calculations Nonclassical Mixing Rules PC–SAFT Equation Other Equations of State References C7+ Characterization Classes of Components Defined Components C7+ Fractions Plus Fraction Binary Interaction Coefficients Lumping Delumping Mixing of Multiple Fluids Characterizing of Multiple Compositions to the Same Pseudocomponents Heavy Oil Compositions Heavy Oil Reservoir Fluid Compositions Characterization of Heavy Oil Mixture PC-SAFT Characterization Procedure References Flash and Phase Envelope Calculations Pure Component Vapor Pressures from Cubic Equations of State Mixture Saturation Points from Cubic Equations of State Flash Calculations Stability Analysis Solving the Flash Equations Multiphase PT-Flash Three Phase PT-Flash with a Pure Water Phase Other Flash Specifications Phase Envelope Calculations Phase Identification References PVT Simulation Constant Mass Expansion Constant Volume Depletion Differential Liberation Separator Test Solubility Swelling Test Pvt Simulations with PC-SAFT EOS What to Expect from A PVT Simulation References Physical Properties Density Enthalpy Internal Energy Entropy Heat Capacity Joule–Thomson Coefficient Velocity of Sound Example Calculations References Regression to Experimental PVT Data Shortcomings of Parameter Regression Volume Translation Parameter Tc, Pc, and Acentric Factor of C7+ Fractions Regressing on Coefficients in Property Correlations Object Functions and Weight Factors Example of Regression for Gas Condensate Tuning on Single Pseudocomponent Properties Near-Critical Fluids Fluids Characterized to the Same Pseudocomponents EOR PVT Data Original Reservoir Fluid Composition from Depleted Sample Numerical Example Depleted Oil and Shale Reservoir Fluid Samples References Transport Properties Viscosity Corresponding States Viscosity Models Adaptation of Corresponding States Viscosity Model to Heavy Oils Lohrenz–Bray–Clark Method Other Viscosity Models Viscosity Data and Simulation Results Thermal Conductivity Data and Simulation Results for Thermal Conductivity Gas/Oil Surface Tension Models for Interfacial Tension Data and Simulation Results for Interfacial Tensions Diffusion Coefficients References Wax Formation Experimental Studies of Wax Precipitation Thermodynamic Description of Melting of a Pure Component Modeling of Wax Precipitation Activity Coefficient Approach Ideal Solid Solution Wax Models Wax PT Flash Calculations Viscosity of Oil–Wax Suspensions Wax Inhibitors References Asphaltenes Experimental Techniques for Studying Asphaltene Precipitation Quantification of Amount of Asphaltenes Detection of Asphaltene Onset Points Experimental Data for Asphaltene Onset Pressures Asphaltene Models Models Based on Cubic Equation of State Polymer Solution Models Thermodynamic–Colloidal Model PC–SAFT Model Other Asphaltene Models Asphaltene Tar Mat Calculation References Gas Hydrates Types of Hydrates Modeling of Hydrate Formation Hydrate Inhibitors Hydrate Simulation Results Hydrate P/T Flash Calculations Hydrate Fugacities Flash Simulation Technique References Compositional Variations with Depth Theory of Isothermal Reservoir Depth Gradient Calculations for Isothermal Reservoirs Theory of Non-isothermal Reservoir Absolute Enthalpies Examples: Calculations on Reservoir Fluids References Minimum Miscibility Pressure Three-Component Mixtures MMP of Multicomponent Mixtures First Contact MMP Tie Line Approach Immiscible Systems Cell-to-Cell Simulation References Formation Water and Hydrate Inhibitors Hydrocarbon–Water Phase Equilibrium Models Approach of Kabadi and Danner Asymmetric Mixing Rules Huron and Vidal Mixing Rule Phase Equilibria for Hydrocarbon–Salt Water Association Models Experimental Hydrocarbon–Water Phase Equilibrium Data Water Properties Viscosity of Water–Inhibitor Mixtures Properties of Salt Water Oil–Water Emulsion Viscosities Phase Envelopes of Hydrocarbon–Aqueous Mixtures References Scale Precipitation Criteria for Salt Precipitation Equilibrium Constants Activity Coefficients Solution Procedure Example Calculations References Appendix: Fundamentals on Phase Equilibrium First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics Fundamental Thermodynamic Relations Phase Equilibrium Fugacities and Fugacity Coefficients Index
• Edition: 2nd edition
• Publisher Details: Boca Raton : CRC Press
• Publication Date: 2014
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations
• Subjects: 553.28; Petroleum reserves -- Mathematical models; Petroleum -- Geology -- Mathematical models; Phase rule and equilibrium; Thermodynamic equilibrium; Heavy oil; Hydrocarbons
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781439852279
• Related ISBNs: 9781439852231
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; item not viewed.
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