Problem 14. A 50 API retrograde gas-condensate reservoir at 2,500 psia & 225 dF has a gaseous equivalent (scf) closest to:
(A) 720
(B) 770
(C) 820
(D) 870?
Straightforward 3-step solution; 13 RES 11 has all needed equations on a single page:
1. Mo = 5954/(api-8.8) = 145.
2. SGo=(1.008*145)/(42.43 + 145) = 0.78.
3. 133,300(0.78/145) = 719 or (A).
Note this problem is more wordy and confusing than is shown above; for the answer here I merely remove all the unneeded information for clarity. But I strongly recommend doing these practice problems in test format. Practicing the confusing nature of problem wording, under time constraint, is critical.
Monday, May 20, 2019
Friday, May 17, 2019
Cement Mix: 2018 #13
Problem 13. ...mix...sack of Class A cement slurry...4% bentonite...standard water...weight of the slurry (pounds): (A) 161; (B) 159; (C) 157; (D) 155.
Slurry volume & density calculations for this exact situation are on 5 CMT 2. Note there are 4 components: cement, cement water, additive, and additive water. They combine for 11.34 gal/sk & 14.18 lbm/gal as shown on the page. Multiply them for 161 lbm/sk (A).
Slurry volume & density calculations for this exact situation are on 5 CMT 2. Note there are 4 components: cement, cement water, additive, and additive water. They combine for 11.34 gal/sk & 14.18 lbm/gal as shown on the page. Multiply them for 161 lbm/sk (A).
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