open_petro_elastic.material.batzle_wang.oil_properties
The oil properties are shown in Figure 5 to 8 in Batzle and Wang. We can reproduce these figures, althought there is some small mismatch, possibly due to the figures in the paper being hand drawn.
Figure 5
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Figure 6
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Figure 7
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Figure 8
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The density of oil without dissolved gas (dead). |
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The primary wave velocity in oil without dissolved gas (dead). |
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Density of live oil at saturation. |
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Primary wave velocity of live oil at saturation. |
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Pseudo density used to substitute reference density in dead_oil_wave_velocity for live oils. |
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Volume factor derived by Standing (1962), equation 23 in Batzle & Wang [1]. :param reference_density: Density of the oil without dissolved gas at 15.6 degrees celsius and atmospheric pressure. (g/cc) :param gas_oil_ratio: The volume ratio of gas to oil [l/l] :param temperature: Temperature (celsius) of oil. :param gas_gravity: molar mass of gas relative to air molar mas. :return: A volume factor in calculating pseudo-density of live oil. |
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Reservoir oils include some natural gas in solution. |
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Adjusts density of a dead oil (without dissolved gas) to a given pressure. |
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Adjusts density of a dead oil (without dissolved gas) to a given temperature. |