Effective Compressibility Calculations

Description

Calculate effective compressibility for different reservoir types. Effective compressibility is critical for material balance and pressure buildup analysis.

Compressibility Types:

  • Undersaturated Oil: Above bubble point, single-phase
  • Gas: Standard gas reservoir
  • Geopressured: Abnormally high pressure, includes rock/water effects
  • Total System: Combined fluid and rock compressibility

Spreadsheet Preview

41 rows x 3 columns

Required Functions

PO.MBE.Ce.UnSat.Oil PO.MBE.Ce.Gas PO.MBE.Ce.Geopressured PO.MBE.Ce.PoreVol PO.MBE.Ce.Total

Blueprint ID

po.mbe.compressibility.effective
Tags:
mbecompressibilityundersaturatedgeopressuredpore-volume

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