Properties of the gas produced from a gas reservoir is given inthe following table,P (psia)Viscosity (cp) ZPseudo pressureBg, bbl/scf(psia"/cp)0.012414000.012360.934132000000.007112000.01630.8321131000000.002416000.01780.7841980000000.001520000.0190.773040000000.0011932000.02380.7876780000000.000836000.0270.8248160000000.0007140000.02860.869500000000.00072Find the answer of1) Average pressure will be in (psia )2) Value of the gas flow rate will be in (Mscf/day)3) Value of the gas flow rate (Mscf/day) using Pseudo pressureequation will be4) Value of the gas flow rate (Mscf/day) when reservoir pressure is1800 psia and bottom hole flowing pressure is 1100 psia is,

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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