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The Development of an Oil Reservoir with Condensate Gas Cap

Advanced Materials Research, 2012
The development of gas-oil reservoir with condensate gas is more difficult than pure gas reservoir or oil reservoir. This article gives the example of G oil reservoir the development of gas cap and oil rim. According to the characteristic of the oil developing and the results of numerical simulation, the rules for oil and gas developing and developing ...
Heng Song, Lun Zhao, Jian Xin Li, Kou Shi   +3 more
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Hydrate Formation in Condensate and Mineral Oil Systems

OTC Brasil, 2015
Hydrate management, as opposed to avoidance, means allowing hydrates to form, but minimizing the risk of blockage formation, such that hydrates are transported with the production fluids. This strategy is starting to be a more viable approach in industry as a means to lower development and operational costs.
E. O. Straume, D. Merino-Garcia, A. K. Sum, R. E. M. Morales   +3 more
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When Can a Stock-Tank Oil be a Condensate?

SPE Norway Subsurface Conference, 2020
Abstract Database plots of the distribution of C7+ to C40+ fractions, as well as plus fraction density and molecular weight, show that there is a clear statistical difference - with minor overlap - between stabilized hydrocarbon liquids from reservoir gas (condensate) and reservoir oil.
Knut Kristian Meisingset, Alexandra Cely, Cathrine Bergo, Tao Yang   +3 more
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Joint preparation of products of oil and gas condensate deposits from the Urengoyskoye oil and gas condensate field

Equipment and Technologies for Oil and Gas Complex, 2022
V.F. Kobychev, S.S. Kurdyumov, V.S. Gimpu, I.R. Khairullin, N.V. Ivanov   +4 more
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Condensation of refrigerant-oil mixtures on horizontal tubes

International Journal of Refrigeration, 1981
Resume On a etudie experimentalement le transfert de chaleur par condensation de melanges de frigorigene et d'huile a l'exterieur de tubes horizontaux en cuivre. On a concu et construit un appareil d'essai pour condenser les melanges de frigorigene et d'huile.
P.E Williams, H.J Sauer
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Development of Oil and Gas Condensate Fields

Scientific Journals Monograghs
In the world, with the development of science, brand new technologies are being created to generate energy resources (e.g., hydrogen energy, electric car, etc.). These inventions will reduce the consumption and cost of hydrocarbon resources. This leaves oil and gas resource producers with only one option – accelerated development of oil and gas fields ...
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Direct condensation of steam on a modified oil coolant

Desalination, 1972
Abstract While steam will condense on cooler water with a rate coefficient of unity, condensation on hydrophobic oil is substantially zero at useful intervals of τT and τP. For this reason processes for sea water distillation which would substitute a stream of oil for the usual metallic heat transfer have generally required that the oil on the ...
Jer Ru Maa, Kenneth Hickman
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Pumping Fluid Condensation in Oil Diffusion Pumps

Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology, 1972
Condensation conditions of the motive fluid in an oil diffusion pump are considered with particular attention to the backstreaming problem. The backstreaming rate is correlated with the temperature of the “cold caps” surrounding the pump nozzle and it is demonstrated that an upper temperature limit exists near 200 °F where such devices cease to ...
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Mercaptans from Gas Condensates and Crude Oils

Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 2002
Industrial separation schemes are described, and promising areas of application of mercaptans from gas condensate and kerosene distillates of medium‐sulfur crude oils are noted. The fields of mercaptan‐containing gas condensates and crude oils in regions confined to the Caspian Sea basin opened up with the development of deep drilling technology.
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Condensate as feedstock in the oil refining-transportation sector

Energy, 1986
A model of the Queensland oil refining-transportation sector was used to evaluate the viability of an Australian Cooper Basin condensate as refinery feedstock. When priced as the cheapest feedstock in terms of 1979/80 crude prices, the condensate was selected with Arabian light crude in the optimal feed-slate, and its intake varied from 10-44 ...
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