GEOLOGICAL BASES OF A BALANCED GAS RECEIVER SYSTEM FROM A GAS CYLINDER

Authors

  • Abdirazakov Akmal Ibrahimovich Associate Professor, Karshinsky Engineering- economic institute, city Karshi, Republic of Uzbekistan
  • Turdiyev Farid Razzoq òg'li Assistant, Karshinsky Engineering- economic institute, city Karshi, Republic of Uzbekistan
  • Do ' stmurodov Abdumannon Norqobilov o'g'li master, Karshinsky engineering- economic institute, city Karshi, Republic of Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Oil, gas duppsii, saturation, formation pressure

Abstract

In this article, when exploiting oil and gas fields, a specific exploitation system for oil fields with gas caps is required. The initial reservoir pressures in them should be slightly lower than the saturation pressure. As a result, only part of the gas dissolves in the oil, and the remaining part is located on top of the oil, forming the primary gas cap, which is the effect of gas production from the gas cap on the oil production rate and the importance of controlling the displacement state of the gas-oil contact surfaces.

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2024-05-16

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Abdirazakov Akmal Ibrahimovich, Turdiyev Farid Razzoq òg’li, & Do ’ stmurodov Abdumannon Norqobilov o’g’li. (2024). GEOLOGICAL BASES OF A BALANCED GAS RECEIVER SYSTEM FROM A GAS CYLINDER. World Bulletin of Management and Law, 34, 11-12. Retrieved from https://scholarexpress.net/index.php/wbml/article/view/4163

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Vol. 34 (2024): WBML

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