5) Using Correlations to Estimate Values for Liquid Properties at Pressures of 2000 psia and 4000 psiaGivenT = 180°FP₁ = 2500 psia10,SPR0.5P = 664 SCFISTBYg.sp=0.56Ygs = 0.60POJAPI = 40 °APIPob = 39.5 lb/ft³Po.2000 41.6 lb/ft³% = 0,85

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5) Using Correlations to Estimate Values for Liquid Properties at Pressures of 2000 psia and 4000 psia Given T = 180°F P₁ = 2500 psia Rosp=664 SCFISTB Yg.sp=0.56 Ys=0.60 PAPI= 40 °API Pob = 39.5 lb/ft³ Po.2000=41.6 lb/ft³ Y = 0,85

5) Using Correlations to Estimate Values for Liquid Properties at Pressures of 2000 psia and 4000 psia Given T = 180°F P₁ = 2500 psia Rosp=664 SCFISTB Yg.sp=0.56 Ys=0.60 PAPI= 40 °API Pob = 39.5 lb/ft³ Po.2000=41.6 lb/ft³ Y = 0,85

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