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Proceedings Papers
Publisher: Petroleum Society of Canada
Paper presented at the Annual Technical Meeting, May 2–5, 1981
Paper Number: PETSOC-81-32-19
... of mass balance of gas phase in the annulus may be used to estimate annular gas rate and flowing bottomhole pressure of a pumping oil- well. The method enables one to calculate the ann- ular gas volume, including gas bubbles in the oil column. The knowledge of annular gas volume can then be used to find...
Proceedings Papers
Publisher: Petroleum Society of Canada
Paper presented at the Annual Technical Meeting, June 12–15, 1978
Paper Number: PETSOC-78-29-19
... bottom hole pressure the volume of gas in the annulus is related to the flo~ rate through Lhe critical flow prover as follows: v =[ qz TzIZ86 (m1 - mzl} - pC - 3) in which C is the product of the liquid gradient and the annular capacity. The annular gas rate can be shown to be as fol- lows, for either...