Impact of fluid characterization on compositional gradient in a volatile oil reservoir
Abstract Compositional gradient known as a potential of vertically variations in composition (and sometimes areal changes) has a remarkable effect on reservoir management steps such as estimation of initial hydrocarbon in place, design of downstream equipments and prediction of gas–oil contact. One...
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