Modified scaling law and parachor method approach for improved prediction of interfacial tension of gas-condensate systems

A. S. Danesh; A. Y. Dandekar; A. C. Todd; R. Sarkar

Modified scaling law and parachor method approach for improved prediction of interfacial tension of gas-condensate systems

A. S. Danesh, A. Y. Dandekar, A. C. Todd, R. Sarkar

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Abstract

The interfacial tension (I.F.T.) of petroleum reservoir fluids are commonly predicted by either the parachor method or the scaling law. Both methods have been evaluated against literature data of binary systems. The predictive capability of the methods have been improved by a simple modification of the original correlations. The superiority of modified methods have been demonstrated by comparing predicted results with experimental I.F.T. values for two gas condensate fluids at wide ranges of pressure and temperature.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 1991 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition
Pages	515-523
Number of pages	9
Volume	Omega
Publication status	Published - 1991
Event	SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition 1991 - Duration: 6 Oct 1991 → 9 Oct 1991

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Conference	SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition 1991
Period	6/10/91 → 9/10/91

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Modified scaling law and parachor method approach for improved prediction of interfacial tension of gas-condensate systems

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