Measurement and correlation of gas condensate relative permeability by the steady-state method

Ali Danesh; Graeme D Henderson; Agha Dabir Tehrani; James McKenzie Peden

doi:doi:10.2118/30770-PA

Measurement and correlation of gas condensate relative permeability by the steady-state method

Ali Danesh, Graeme D Henderson, Agha Dabir Tehrani, James McKenzie Peden

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Abstract

High pressure core flood experiments using gas condensate fluids in long sandstone cores are carried out. Steady-state relative permeability points are measured over a wide range of condensate to gas ratio's, with the velocity and interfacial tension (ITF) being varied between tests in order to observed the effect on relative permeability. As a result, a relative permeability rate effect for both gas and condensate phases is observed, with the relative permeability of both phases increasing with an increase in flow rate. The relative permeability rate effect is evident as the ITF increased by an order of magnitude, with the relative permeability of the gas phase reducing more than the condensate phase.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings - SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition
Pages	713-724
Number of pages	12
Volume	Sigma
DOIs	https://doi.org/doi:10.2118/30770-PA
Publication status	Published - 1995
Event	SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition 1995 - Dallas, TX Duration: 22 Oct 1995 → 25 Oct 1995

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Conference	SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition 1995
City	Dallas, TX
Period	22/10/95 → 25/10/95

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