The Delumping Method as a Key Factor in obtaining a characterized Hydrocarbon Fluid using the Example of Kazakhstani Oil

2025

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DOI 10.48084/etasr.9267
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Abstract

The composition of hydrocarbon systems plays an essential role in ensuring reliability in field operation processes, the design of oil onshore facilities, and the availability of reliable information about the PVT properties of systems. In this article, experimental and numerical methods are used to obtain data on the component composition of the extracted oil products and their PVT properties. These methods help obtaining a detailed composition and phase state of the hydrocarbon system. The numerical delumping method is utilized in this article. It is worth noting that all calculations were made on the basis of data on the component composition of Kazakhstani oil samples. The results and comparative evaluation show that the proposed delumping mix-method has excellent consistency with the data obtained with experiments and with the Nichita’s analytical approach. In the future, the results on the detailed composition can improve and link the compositional modeling of the reservoir with the modeling of surface structures.