Density of Crude Oils Saturated with Natural Gas

  • Standing M
  • Katz D
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Abstract

Density data are reported on 15 saturated hydrocarbon liquids in the rangeof 35? to 250?F. and 1000 to 8220 lb. per sq. in. The apparent liquid densitiesof methane and ethane are shown to vary with the density of the system in whichthey are present. A method is proposed whereby the densities of liquidhydrocarbon mixtures containing both methane and ethane in solution may becomputed at elevated temperature and pressures within the accuracy of usualengineering computations. A method of computing the shrinkage of crude oilsbased upon the gas-oil ratio, gas analysis, and crude gravity is outlined.

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Standing, M. B., & Katz, D. L. (1942). Density of Crude Oils Saturated with Natural Gas. Transactions of the AIME, 146(01), 159–165. https://doi.org/10.2118/942159-g

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