A wet gas is produced through a two-stage separator system. Separator conditions are 580 psia and 95°F. The stock tank is at 80°F. Gas-oil ratios for separator and stock tank are 98835 sef/STB and 408 scf/STB. The stock-tank liquid has a gravity of 59.3°API. The compositions of the surface production are given in the table below. (a) Calculate the composition of the reservoir gas. (b) Calculate wet gas formation volume factor at reservoir conditions of 2250 psig and 200 °F. (c) Calculate wet gas isothermal compressibility factor at reservoir conditions of 2250 psig and 200 °F. Component Composition Composition Composition

A wet gas is produced through a two-stage separator system. Separator conditions are 580 psia and 95°F. The stock tank is at 80°F. Gas-oil ratios for separator and stock tank are 98835 sef/STB and 408 scf/STB. The stock-tank liquid has a gravity of 59.3°API. The compositions of the surface production are given in the table below. (a) Calculate the composition of the reservoir gas. (b) Calculate wet gas formation volume factor at reservoir conditions of 2250 psig and 200 °F. (c) Calculate wet gas isothermal compressibility factor at reservoir conditions of 2250 psig and 200 °F. Component Composition Composition Composition

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