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| ==Physical Properties of Gas== | | ==Physical Properties of Gas== |
| + | Equation of state for gas can be express by |
| + | : <math>\text{PV = nRT}</math> |
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− | Equation of state for gas can be express by
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− | PV =nRT
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| Where P is a pressure in psia, V is volume, mole content is n, R is universal constant with gas is 10.73, and T is temperature in reamur. In a atmosphere condition gas have compressible characteristic than ideal gas. The amount of gas deviations stated in deviation factor z (supercompressibility factor), so : | | Where P is a pressure in psia, V is volume, mole content is n, R is universal constant with gas is 10.73, and T is temperature in reamur. In a atmosphere condition gas have compressible characteristic than ideal gas. The amount of gas deviations stated in deviation factor z (supercompressibility factor), so : |
− | PV= znRT
| + | : <math>\text{PV = znRT}</math> |
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− | ===<big>Specific Gravity</big><big></big>===
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| + | ===Specific Gravity=== |
| Specific gravity defined by the rate of gas density in a pressure and temperature sub surface by gas density in equal temperature and pressure (usually in surface). </ref><ref name=Wicaksono2015> Wicaksono. 2015. ''Reservoir Hydrocarbon''. AAPG Short Course: Brawijaya University.</ref> | | Specific gravity defined by the rate of gas density in a pressure and temperature sub surface by gas density in equal temperature and pressure (usually in surface). </ref><ref name=Wicaksono2015> Wicaksono. 2015. ''Reservoir Hydrocarbon''. AAPG Short Course: Brawijaya University.</ref> |
| + | : <math>\gamma_g = \frac{MW}{28.97}</math> |
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| + | ===Gas Formation Volume Factor=== |
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− | ===<big>Gas Formation Volume Factor</big> <big></big>=== | |
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| Formation Volume Factor is ratio between gas volume in reservoir condition by standard condition. For gas volume formation is: <ref name=Wicaksono2015 /> | | Formation Volume Factor is ratio between gas volume in reservoir condition by standard condition. For gas volume formation is: <ref name=Wicaksono2015 /> |
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