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  • January 17, 2024
  • by Restec

  1. Total formation volume factor below bubblepoint pressure
  2. Total formation volume factor below bubblepoint pressure is the volume at reservoir conditions occupied by one stock tank barrel of oil, its remaining solution gas, and the free gas (Rsb – Rs) that has evolved from the oil. In equation form,

    B t = B o +0.1801175 B g ( R sb − R s )

    The gas FVF can be calculated using the Z-factor.

    B g = P s ( T res +460) Z res ( T s +460) P res

    Three methods for estimating total formation volume factor below bubblepoint pressure are presented.

    1. Standing (1947)
    2. log  B t = a 1 + a 2 a 3 +F

      where

      F=log( R s T a 4 γ g a 5 γ o C )+ a 6 a 7 +logP C=2.9x 10 −0.00027 R s CoefficientOriginal a 1 -5.262 a 2 -47.4 a 3 -22.32 a 4 0.5 a 5 -0.3 a 6 96.8 a 7 6.604



    3. Glaso (1980)
    4. ln  B t = a 1 + a 2 ln F+ a 3 (ln F) 2

      where

      F= R s T a 4 γ g a 5 p a 6 γ o C C=2.9x 10 −0.00027 R s CoefficientOriginal a 1 0.184518 a 2 0.47257 a 3 75.354436 x 10 −3 a 4 0.5 a 5 -0.3 a 6 -1.1089



    5. Al-Marhoun (1992)
    6. B t = B ob (p/ p b ) d

      where

      d= a 1 (T+460)+ a 2 ln γ g + a 3 γ o + a 4 ln γ o + a 5 (p/ p b )+ a 6 ln(p/ p b ) CoefficientOriginal a 1 -0.352796 x 10 −3 a 2 -0.35328914 a 3 -0.24964270 a 4 1.64925964 a 5 0.36432305 a 6 0.08685097



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