Course Code: 02040405 Degree: Year/Term: Course Name: Properties Bachelor's 2./Spring degree Education Type: Education Type: National ECTS Theoretical Courses Language: Compulsory Credit: Credit: Turkish 3 5 Lecturers: Hydrocarbon behavior of systems, For and real gases and liquids laws, Vapor-liquid equilibrium (VLE), Five reservoir phase behavior and physical properties, Content Of Course: Properties of the dry gas, The wet properties of Black petroleum properties Reservoir fluid analysis; gas-liquid equilibrium. Petroleum and natural gas to provide information the formation and chemistry, hydrocarbons and hydrocarbon reservoir fluid phase behavior and to inform students, Objectives of the Used for modeling gas-liquid equilibrium models to explain Course: the real and the ideal, Five different reservoir fluids to explain to students To determine hydrocarbon fluid properties show experimental and correlational methods. Recommended William D. McCain Jr., 1990. The Properties of Petroleum Resources: Fluids, 2nd Edition, PennWell Books, 548p. Evaluatıon Methods: Midterm exam: 40%; Final: 60% Prerequisite: none NOTE:
Course Code: Course Name: 02040405 Properties Degree: Bachelor's degree Year/Term: 2./Spring Education Type: Theoretical Courses Education Language: Turkish Type: Compulsory National Credit: 3 ECTS Credit: 5 Lecturers: Content Of Course: Hydrocarbon behavior of systems, For and real gases and liquids laws, Vapor-liquid equilibrium (VLE), Five reservoir phase behavior and physical properties, Properties of the dry gas, The wet properties of Black petroleum properties Reservoir fluid analysis; gas-liquid equilibrium. Objectives of the Course: Petroleum and natural gas to provide information the formation and chemistry, hydrocarbons and hydrocarbon reservoir fluid phase behavior and to inform students, Used for modeling gas-liquid equilibrium models to explain the real and the ideal, Five different reservoir fluids to explain to students To determine hydrocarbon fluid properties show experimental and correlational methods. Recommended Resources: William D. McCain Jr., 1990. The Properties of Petroleum Fluids, 2nd Edition, PennWell Books, 548p. Evaluatıon Methods: Midterm exam: 40%; Final: 60% Prerequisite: none NOTE:
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