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             Output(s)

                c o :  Isothermal Compressibility of Oil (/psi)

             Formula(s)
                                            5   Rsob +17:2   T  1180   g +12:61   r 1433
                                                                    g
                                         c ¼
                                         o                        5
                                                             p   10
             Reference: Applied Petroleum Reservoir Engineering, Second Edition, Craft & Hawkins, Page: 39.

             1.78    Isothermal compressibility of oil—Villena-Lanzi correlation—P < Pb

             Input(s)
                p:   Pressure (psi)
                p b :  Bubble point pressure (psi)
                T:   Temp (F)
                Rsob:   Solution oil gas ratio at bubble point (fraction)
                r:   Density of oil (API)


             Output(s)
                lc o :  Isothermal Compressibility of Oil (/psi)


             Formula(s)

                                                                                   ð
                       lc ¼ 0:664 1:430   ln pðÞ 0:395   ln pðÞ +0:39   ln TðÞ +0:455   ln RsobÞ +0:262   ln rðÞ
                        o                                  b
             Reference: Applied Petroleum Reservoir Engineering, Second Edition, Craft & Hawkins, Page: 39.


             1.79    Isothermal compressibility of water—Osif correlation

             Input(s)
                C NaCl :  Salinity (g NaCl/L)
                T:   Temperature (F)
                p:   Pressure (psi)

             Output(s)

                c w :  Isothermal Compressibility of Water (Osif Correlation) (SCF/STB)

             Formula(s)
                                                                1
                                         c ¼
                                          w
                                             7:033   p + 541:5   CNaCl 537:0   T + 403300
             Reference: Applied Petroleum Reservoir Engineering, Second Edition, Craft & Hawkins, Page: 46.


             1.80    Kerns method for gas flow in a fracture
             Input(s)

                k:   Permeability (mD)
                m:   Viscosity (cP)
                P:   Pressure (psi)
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