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  1. Defining bubble-point pressure

    I am given the reservoir data:

    Pressure (psig) GOR(scf/STB)
    500 29
    1000 58
    2000 116
    3000 173
    4000 231
    4500 250
    5000 250
    5500 250
    6000 250

    Is bubble-point pressure here is 4500 psig as after that point GOR starts to decrease as gases evolve from solution?

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    Re: Defining bubble-point pressure

    For the given data set Pb = 4500 psig since the GOR remains constant and equal to Rs for pressures greater than Pb.

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    Re: Defining bubble-point pressure

    plot data and draw lines through. on intersection should be Psat. quite big pressure steps, check with production data if you have and correlations for P&T of your reservoir...

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