Gas Washing

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Setup

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1:  determine phase/depth relationship for original mixture

So, we are one-phase deeper than 2.1 km

2: Wash the mixture by adding methane

define the methane vector

washing consists of 3 steps:
    1:  adding gas
    2:  equilibrating
    3:  removing the gas

The following shows the ratio of C6/C10 aromatic versus C6/C10 paraffinitic for mixtures that have undergone gas washing  Each line compares the ratio of two compounds in the liquid phase derived from the original mixture with additional amounts of added methane.  Different points along the line represent different depths, from 1.5 km to 2.3 km.

Now, look at the ratio amongst  the two phases

Get the Liquid Phase

The following shows the ratio of C6/C10 aromatic versus C6/C10 paraffinitic for mixtures that have undergone gas washing  Each line compares the ratio of two compounds in the liquid phase derived from the original mixture with additional amounts of added methane.  Different points along the line represent different depths, from 1.5 km to 2.3 km.

Get the Vapor Phase

The following shows the ratio of C6/C10 aromatic versus C6/C10 paraffinitic for mixtures that have undergone gas washing  Each line compares the ratio of two compounds in the liquid phase derived from the original mixture with additional amounts of added methane.  Different points along the line represent different depths, from 1.5 km to 2.3 km.