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موازنة المواد للغاز — P/z

Paste reservoir pressure against cumulative production and read gas in place off the intercept, with z computed at every point rather than assumed constant.

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المدخلات

Pressure and cumulative production

Cumulative gas produced and the average reservoir pressure at that point.

صفCumulative producedReservoir pressure
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كيف تُحسب

  • For a volumetric gas reservoir, P/z falls linearly with cumulative production: P/z = (P/z)ᵢ · (1 − Gp/G).
  • z is computed at each measured pressure from Dranchuk–Abou-Kassem with Wichert–Aziz sour-gas correction, so the plot is not distorted by a single assumed z.
  • OGIP is the intercept of the fitted line on the production axis, where P/z reaches zero.
  • Recoverable gas is read where the line crosses your abandonment pressure, which is what the recovery factor is actually built from.

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أين تتوقف عن الصحة

The straight line is the whole model, and it only exists for a volumetric, single-tank, gas-expansion reservoir. Water influx bends it upward and makes the extrapolated OGIP too large — in strong aquifer cases, twice too large — while a geopressured reservoir bends it the same way for a completely different reason, and the plot cannot tell you which. Average reservoir pressure is also hard-won: build-ups from different wells at different times are not the same tank pressure unless the field is well connected and given time to stabilise.

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