Physical property and phase behavior PVT data provide the necessary information to properly manage reservoir production. Initial measurements of fluid compressibility and shrinkage factors are required to
Understanding fluid behavior in the reservoir requires viscosity, constant composition expansion, and differential liberation or constant volume depletion measurements. Fluid behavior influences both recovery and costs. Compositional analysis and the physically measured fluid properties are used as input and the basis for tuning EOS modeling software.
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Separation tests simulate the gas and liquid separation of a reservoir fluid at the surface conditions. Results generated include
These data are often used in an EOS simulator to optimize separator conditions for maximization of oil production.
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