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PVT Modeling Tutorial

This document provides an outline for a tutorial on PVT modeling. It will begin with basic theory on sub-surface and surface sampling. The hands-on portion will demonstrate building an EOS fluid model in PVTp software by matching properties to lab data from a gas condensate sample. Key steps include inputting component data, matching density, saturation pressure, and lab data by adjusting parameters like Pc, Tc, affinity factors, and binary interaction coefficients. The final fluid model can then be exported.

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184 views

PVT Modeling Tutorial

This document provides an outline for a tutorial on PVT modeling. It will begin with basic theory on sub-surface and surface sampling. The hands-on portion will demonstrate building an EOS fluid model in PVTp software by matching properties to lab data from a gas condensate sample. Key steps include inputting component data, matching density, saturation pressure, and lab data by adjusting parameters like Pc, Tc, affinity factors, and binary interaction coefficients. The final fluid model can then be exported.

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PVT MODELING

TUTORIAL

Dr. Zuher Syihab


Billal Aslam
TM4000-CAPSTONE DESIGN
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OUTLINE

 Basic Theory
 PVTp Hands-On (EOS building, PVT matching, fluid model export)
TM4000-CAPSTONE DESIGN
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BASIC THEORY
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Sub-surface sampling

• Can only be representative when pressure at sampling


point is above or equal to the saturation pressure.

• At pressure close to saturation pressure serious


possibility of
sample integrity being lost.

• In recent years considerable advance in downhole fluid


sampling.

4
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Surface sampling

• Samples of oil and gas taken from separator connected with the
well

• Fluids recombined in the laboratory on the


basis of the produced GOR

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TM4000-CAPSTONE DESIGN
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TUTORIAL – PVT MATCHING (GAS CONDENSATE SAMPLE)


CAPSTONE DESIGN
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GENERAL STEPS

1. Sampling & Component Data QC


2. Input Component Data & Composition (%Mole)
3. Input Pseudo-component properties & Match Density
4. Match Saturation Pressure (Split Properties & Adjust BI Factor)
5. Match Lab Data (Adjust Pc,Tc,AF [for pure component], Tc,Pc,Vs,BI [for pseudocomponent])
6. Export Fluid Model

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