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    1. The document describes a constant-composition expansion (CCE) test conducted by a group of students on hydrocarbon reservoir fluids to determine saturation pressure and pressure-volume relationships. 2. A CCE test is performed by expanding a reservoir fluid at reservoir temperature and measuring its relative volume at different pressures above the saturation point. This allows calculating compressibility factors and coefficients. 3. Key results of a CCE test include the saturation or bubble/dew point pressure, compressibility factors of the gas phase, and an equation to calculate fluid volume as a function of pressure.

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    1. The document describes a constant-composition expansion (CCE) test conducted by a group of students on hydrocarbon reservoir fluids to determine saturation pressure and pressure-volume relationships. 2. A CCE test is performed by expanding a reservoir fluid at reservoir temperature and measuring its relative volume at different pressures above the saturation point. This allows calculating compressibility factors and coefficients. 3. Key results of a CCE test include the saturation or bubble/dew point pressure, compressibility factors of the gas phase, and an equation to calculate fluid volume as a function of pressure.

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    Introduce CCE Final

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    1. The document describes a constant-composition expansion (CCE) test conducted by a group of students on hydrocarbon reservoir fluids to determine saturation pressure and pressure-volume relationships. 2. A CCE test is performed by expanding a reservoir fluid at reservoir temperature and measuring its relative volume at different pressures above the saturation point. This allows calculating compressibility factors and coefficients. 3. Key results of a CCE test include the saturation or bubble/dew point pressure, compressibility factors of the gas phase, and an equation to calculate fluid volume as a function of pressure.

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    Constant-Composition Expansion Test (CCE) : Tập Đoàn Dầu Khí Việt Nam

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    TP ON DU KH VIT NAM

    TRNG I HC DU KH VIT
    NAM

    Constant-Composition Expansion
    Test (CCE)
    Group CCE : Vu Van Long (Leader)
    Vu Xuan Van
    Nguyen Quang Khai
    Tran Phuong
    Nguyen Van Thu
    Nguyen Ba Hoang Linh
    Tran Xuan Truong

    Lecturer : Nguyen Viet Khoi Nguyen, MSc.

    PVT Overview
    PVT represents the behaviour of hydrocarbon reservoir fluids (i.e.,

    oil, gas, water) during life of the field, as well as effect of changes in
    temperature and pressure during fluid transfer from reservoir to
    surface/processing facilities.
    Routine PVT studies normally cover the following laboratory test:

    1. Compositional analysis of the system


    2. Constant-composition expansion
    3. Differential liberation (vaporization) test
    4. Separator tests
    5. Constant-volume depletion
    2

    Constant-Composition Expansion
    Purpose:
    - Saturation pressure (bubble-point and dew-point pressure)
    - Isothermal compressibility coefficients of the single-phasefluid in excess of saturation pressure
    - Compressibility factors of the gas phase
    - Pressure-Volume relations of these hydrocarbons ( Vhc=F(P) )
    Object:
    - Gas condensate
    - Crude oil

    Comparison
    Characteristic

    Constantcomposition
    expansion

    Differential
    liberation test

    Separator test Constant-volume


    depletion

    Primary
    purpose

    Determine
    pressurevolume
    relation

    Describe the
    Determine the
    separation process changes in
    in reservoir
    the volumetric
    behavior of
    the reservoir
    fluid.

    Object

    Gas
    Gas condensate
    condensate
    and crude oil
    and crude oil

    Original oil

    Gas condensate and


    volatile oil

    Condition of
    Simulation

    P>Pi
    T=Treservoir

    P=Pb
    T=Treservoir

    P=Pb
    T=Treservoir

    P=Pd
    T=Treservoir

    Measured
    parameters

    Relative
    volume
    (Vrel); Oil

    factor
    Bod, Btd, Z, Bg

    Volume factor Cumulative volume of


    Boffb, Rsfb,
    produced gas (Gp), zd, zi,
    Solution gas-oil sl, np, z
    4

    Provides a variety of
    useful important
    information needed in
    reservoir engineering
    calculations.

    Process CCE

    Process CCE

    Correcting CCE Data


    Psat P
    Y-function: Y
    P (Vrel 1)
    Psat: saturation pressure, psia
    p:
    pressure, psia
    Vrel: relative volume at pressure p

    Y a bP

    Correcting CCE Data

    Saturation pressure
    Pressure at which vapor and liquid are in equilibrium. For

    oils, equal to the bubble point. For condensates, the dew


    point.
    Bubble-point pressure: In their original condition, reservoir

    oils include some natural gas in solution. The pressure at


    which this natural gas begins to come out of solution and
    form bubbles.
    Dew-point pressure: The pressure at which liquids begin to

    condense from the vapor phase in a gas stream.


    9

    Saturation pressure

    10

    Isothermal Compressibility Coefficients

    11

    Isothermal Compressibility Coefficients

    12

    Determine gas compressibility


    Caculate the comprsessibility factor a t pressure p (z) from the

    compressibility at pressure p (z):

    If the compressibility factor is measured at dew-point Pd:

    13

    Determine gas compressibility


    Problem: Calculate the deviation factor at pressure above dew

    point ?

    14

    Determine gas compressibility

    15

    Determine gas compressibility

    16

    Total hydrocarbon volume

    17

    Determine density at any pressure

    Above pubble point pressure:

    Below pubble point pressure:

    18

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