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    1) Natural gas reserves can increase as prices rise, allowing previously uneconomical reserves to be recovered. 2) The price of natural gas cannot be estimated solely based on the current oil price. 3) Given reservoir parameters, the calculated gas formation volume factor is 0.0049 scf/res ft3, and the pore space occupied by an initial 500 BCF of gas is 2.45 BCF.

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    1) Natural gas reserves can increase as prices rise, allowing previously uneconomical reserves to be recovered. 2) The price of natural gas cannot be estimated solely based on the current oil price. 3) Given reservoir parameters, the calculated gas formation volume factor is 0.0049 scf/res ft3, and the pore space occupied by an initial 500 BCF of gas is 2.45 BCF.

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    Natural Gas Reserves – Feb 6, 2021 – S.M.

    Farouq Ali

    1. True or False: Oil/ Gas reserves may increase as the Oil/Gas price goes up

    True

    2. True or False: The price of natural gas and coal can be estimated based on the current
    oil price only

    False

    3. The critical pressure of a gas is 644 psia, critical temperature is 340 R. Calculate the Bg
    factor for a reservoir pressure of 3000 psia and temperature of 580 R.

    pr = 3000/644 = 4.66 Tr = 1.70 From Papay’s equation

    Z = 0.894 Bg = 14.7 ZT/520p = 0.004886 res ft3/scf.

    Answer: 0.0049

    4. The volume of gas in a reservoir is 500 BCF. What is the pore space occupied by gas?
    Use the value of Bg calculated in Problem 3.

    Res vol of gas = 500x109 x Bg = 2.45 BCF

    5. Given the pore volume of gas in Problem 4, and a porosity of 29%, and a water
    saturation of 30%, calculate the bulk volume of the reservoirs.
    G = Vb (1-Swi)/Bg = Vb (0.29) (1-0.3) = 2.443 x109 Vb = 12.034x109 ft3

    6. The reservoir in Problems 4 and 5 is produced to an abandonment pressure of 500 psia.


    How much has is left in the reservoir?

    Pore volume occupied by gas = 2.443 x109 ft3 Z at 500 psia = 0.9488 Bg= 0.03111 res ft3/scf
    Gf=Gas in the res at 500 psia = (12.034e9) (0.29) (1-0.30)/0.03111 = 78.5 x109 ft3

    7. What is the % recovery of gas in Problem 6?

    Recovery = (G – Gf)/G = (500x109 – 78.524x109)/500x109 = 0.843

    Answer: 84 %

    8. Calculate the initial gas in place in a volumetric reservoir if after producing 2 BCF of gas
    the reservoir pressure declines from the initial pressure of 2500 psia (Bgi =0.006872) to
    2300 psia (Bg = 0.008553).
    G(Bg-Bgi) = GpBg G=10.176 BCF

    Answer: 10.18

    9. If there is a 10% error in Bgi, what is the initial gas in place?


    Correct Bgi = 0.9(0.006872)= 0.0061848
    So, G is 7,223,207,499

    Answer: 7.22 BCF

    10. The following table is from the production data of a well


    t, year Mscf/day
    10.00 1600.00
    13.00 1290.32
    16.00 1081.08
    19.00 930.23
    22.00 816.33
    25.00 727.27
    28.00 655.74
    Assuming exponential decline q=a*exp(-b*t) at what time the production will decline to 300
    Mscf/day?

    Chart Title

    f(x) = 2454.15 exp( − 0.05 x )

    500.00
    5.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 30.00

    Answer: 42.85 years

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