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Gas condensate is commonly located in the deep strata under High Temperature High Pressure (HTHP) conditions, which is mainly composed of methane and derived its high molecular weight from the quantity of plus fractions (Cn+). Thus, in order to accurately predict the volumetric behavior for gas condensate, the selection of suitable characterization methods for the Cn+ is of key importance. The compressibility factor as an essential volumetric parameter is often used to analyze the PVT behavior in gas condensate engineering. In this study, four empirical correlations for plus fraction characterization are evaluated and then a new combination method is presented to determine the compressibility factor for gas condensate under HTHP conditions.

Predicting Compressibility Factor for Gas Condensate under High Temperature High Pressure Conditions by Using a New Combinational Method