List of Tables

Table 2.1: Result Given by the Spreadsheet ProgramOilProperties.xls

Table 2.2: Results Given by the Spreadsheet ProgramMixingRule.xls

Table 2.3: Results Given by the Spreadsheet Carr-Kobayashi-Burrows-GasViscosity.xls

Table 2.4: Results Given by the Spreadsheet ProgramBrill.Beggs.Z.xls

Table 2.5: Results Given by the Spreadsheet ProgramHall.Yarborogh.z.xls

Table 3.1: Summary of Test Points for Nine OilLayers

Table 3.2: Comparison of Commingled and Layer-Grouped Productions

Table 4.1: Result Given by Poettmann-CarpenterBHP.xls for Example Problem 4.2

Table 4.2: Result Given by Guo.GhalamborBHP.xlsfor Example Problem 4.3

Table 4.3: Result Given by HagedornBrownCorrelation.xls for Example Problem 4.4

Table 4.4: Spreadsheet Average TZ.xls for the DataInput and Results Sections

Table 4.5: Appearance of the Spreadsheet Cullender.Smith.xls for the Data Input and ResultsSections

Table 5.1: Solution Given by the SpreadsheetProgram GasUpChokePressure.xls

Table 5.2: Solution Given by the SpreadsheetProgram GasDownChokePressure.xls

Table 5.3: A Summary of C, m and n Values Givenby Different Researchers

Table 5.4: An Example Calculation with SachdevasChoke Model

Table 6.1: Result Given by BottomHoleNodalGas.xlsfor Example Problem 6.1

Table 6.2: Result Given by BottomHoleNodalOil-PC.xls for Example Problem 6.2

Table 6.3: Result Given by BottomHoleNodaloil-GG.xls. for Example of Problem 6.2

Table 6.4: Solution Given by BottomHoleNodalOil-HB.xls

Table 6.5: Solution Given by WellheadNodalGas-SonicFlow.xls.

Table 6.6: SolutionGiven byWellheadNodalOil-PC.xlsTable 6.7: Solution Given by WellheadNodalOil-

GG.xlsTable 6.8: Solution Given by WellheadNodalOil-

HB.xls.Table 6.9: Solution Given by MultilateralGasWell

Deliverability (Radial-Flow IPR).xlsTable 6.10: Data Input and Result Sections of the

Spreadsheet MultilateralOilWellDeliverability.xls

Table 7.1: Sroduction Forecast Given by TransientProductionForecast.xls

Table 7.2: Production Forecast for ExampleProblem 7.2

Table 7.3: Oil Production Forecast for N 1Table 7.4: Gas Production Forecast for N 1Table 7.5: Production schedule forecastTable 7.6: Result of Production Forecast for

Example Problem 7.4Table 8.1: Production Data for Example Problem 8.2Table 8.2: Production Data for Example Problem 8.3Table 8.3: Production Data for Example Problem 8.4

Table 9.1: API Tubing Tensile RequirementsTable 10.1: K-Values Used for Selecting SeparatorsTable 10.2: Retention Time Required Under Various

Separation ConditionsTable 10.3: Settling Volumes of Standard Vertical

High-Pressure SeparatorsTable 10.4: Settling Volumes of Standard Vertical

Low-Pressure SeparatorsTable 10.5: Settling Volumes of Standard Horizontal

High-Pressure SeparatorsTable 10.6: Settling Volumes of Standard Horizontal

Low-Pressure SeparatorsTable 10.7: Settling Volumes of Standard Spherical

High-Pressure SeparatorsTable 10.8: Settling Volumes of Standard Spherical

Low-Pressure Separators (125 psi)Table 10.9: Temperature Correction Factors for

Trayed Glycol ContactorsTable 10.10: Specific Gravity Correction Factors for

Trayed Glycol ContactorsTable 10.11: Temperature Correction Factors for

Packed Glycol ContactorsTable 10.12: Specific Gravity Correction Factors for

Packed Glycol ContactorsTable 11.1: Typical Values of Pipeline Efficiency

FactorsTable 11.2: Design and Hydrostatic Pressure

Definitions and Usage Factors for OilLines

Table 11.3: Design and Hydrostatic PressureDefinitions and Usage Factors for GasLines

Table 11.4: Thermal Conductivities of MaterialsUsed in Pipeline Insulation

Table 11.5: Typical Performance of InsulatedPipelines

Table 11.6: Base Data for Pipeline InsulationDesign

Table 11.7: Calculated Total Heat Losses for theInsulated Pipelines (kW)

Table 12.1: Conventional Pumping Unit APIGeometry Dimensions

Table 12.2: Solution Given by Computer ProgramSuckerRodPumpingLoad.xls

Table 12.3: Solution Given by SuckerRodPumpingFlowrate&Power.xls

Table 12.4: Design Data for API Sucker RodPumping Units

Table 13.1: Result Given by Computer ProgramCompressorPressure.xls

Table 13.2: Result Given by Computer ProgramReciprocatingCompressorPower.xls forthe First Stage Compression

Table 13.3: Result Given by the Computer ProgramCentrifugalCompressorPower.xls

Table 13.4: R Values for Otis Spreadmaster ValvesTable 13.5: Summary of Results for Example

Problem 13.7Table 14.1: Result Given by the Computer

Spreadsheet ESPdesign.xlsTable 14.2: Solution Given by HydraulicPiston

Pump.xlsTable 14.3: Summary of Calculated ParametersTable 14.4: Solution Given by Spreadsheet Program

PlungerLift.xls

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Table 15.1: Basic Parameter Values for ExampleProblem 15.1

Table 15.2: Result Given by the Spreadsheet ProgramGasWellLoading.xls

Table 16.1: Primary Chemical Reactions in AcidTreatments

Table 16.2: Recommended Acid Type and Strength forSandstone Acidizing

Table 16.3: Recommended Acid Type and Strength forCarbonate Acidizing

Table 17.1: Features of Fracture Geometry Models

Table 17.2: Summary of Some Commercial FracturingModels

Table 17.3: Calculated Slurry ConcentrationTable 18.1: Flash Calculation with Standings Method

for ki ValuesTable 18.2: Solution to Example Problem 18.3 Given

by the Spreadsheet LoopedLines.xlsTable 18.3: Gas Lift Performance Data for Well A and

Well BTable 18.4: Assignments of Different Available Lift

Gas Injection Rates to Well A and Well B

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