Developments in Petroleum Science, 8
1.3 fluid pressure regimes 3 1.4 oil recovery: recovery factor 9 1.5 volumetric gas reservoir engineering 12 1.6 application of the real gas equation of state 20 1.7 gas material balance: recovery factor 25 1.8 hydrocarbon phase behaviour 37 references 41 chapter 2 pvt analysis for oil 43 2.1 introduction 43 2.2 definition of the basic pvt ...
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