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AN EQUATION OF STATE FOR AQUEOUS ELECTROLYTE SYSTEMS——Prediction of The Solubility of Natural Gas in Formation Water

左有祥; 郭天民   

  1. Bei]ing Graduate School, University of Petroleum, Beijing
  • 收稿日期:1990-03-26 修回日期:1990-07-17 出版日期:1991-12-28 发布日期:1991-12-28
  • 通讯作者: 左有祥

AN EQUATION OF STATE FOR AQUEOUS ELECTROLYTE SYSTEMS——Prediction of The Solubility of Natural Gas in Formation Water

ZUO Youxiang; GUO Tianmin   

  1. Bei]ing Graduate School, University of Petroleum, Beijing
  • Received:1990-03-26 Revised:1990-07-17 Online:1991-12-28 Published:1991-12-28
  • Contact: ZUO Youxiang

摘要: A new equation of state(PHSMSA EOS)based on perturbation theory is developed for calculating high-pressure phase equilibria of aqueous electrolyte systems containing supercritical gases,light hydrocarbons andpolar components.The binary interaction parameters are determined:for ion-ion pairs by regression of ionicactivity coefficient data;for molecule-molecule pairs by fitting the VLE data of binary nonelectrolyte mixtures;and for ion-molecule pairs by fitting the gas solubility data of ternary gas-water-salt systems.The new EOShas been tested on the prediction of solubilities of methane,nitrogen and natural gas mixtures in brine.Sat-isfactory agreement with the experimental data measured by authors and other investigators is observed.

Abstract: A new equation of state(PHSMSA EOS)based on perturbation theory is developed for calculating high-pressure phase equilibria of aqueous electrolyte systems containing supercritical gases,light hydrocarbons andpolar components.The binary interaction parameters are determined:for ion-ion pairs by regression of ionicactivity coefficient data;for molecule-molecule pairs by fitting the VLE data of binary nonelectrolyte mixtures;and for ion-molecule pairs by fitting the gas solubility data of ternary gas-water-salt systems.The new EOShas been tested on the prediction of solubilities of methane,nitrogen and natural gas mixtures in brine.Sat-isfactory agreement with the experimental data measured by authors and other investigators is observed.