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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas that can be developed for commercial use, and which is found in contact with oil in naturally occurring underground formations.
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ASSOCIATED GASAlso known as wet gas. natural gas produced in association with crude oil. Non-associated gas, or dry gas, is natural gas occurring on its own. Also, LPG is produced as an associated gas and must be t [..]
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ASSOCIATED GASSee GAS, ASSOCIATED.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas produced with crude oil from the same reservoir.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas associated with oil accumulations, which may be dissolved in the oil at reservoir conditions or may form a cap of free gas above the oil.
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ASSOCIATED GASAssociated Gas is gas which coexists with oil in a predominantly oil field. It may be Cap Gas
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ASSOCIATED GASdissolved in oil. Produced inevitably with the oil and separated from it at the well-head. Solution Gas production is thus a function of oil production and of the Gas/Oil Ratio
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ASSOCIATED GASA well drilled as part of an appraisal drilling program which is carried out to determine the physical extent, reserves and likely production rate of a field.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas present in a crude oil reservoir, either separate from or in solution with the oil.
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ASSOCIATED GASGas that is found along with oil. The gas is usually wetter (see wet gas).
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ASSOCIATED GASA well drilled as part of an appraisal drilling program which is carried out to determine the physical extent, reserves and likely production rate of a field.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas initially in solution in the oil within the reservoir. The gas comes out of solution and is present as a separate phase at the lower temperature and pressure conditions at the surface.
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ASSOCIATED GASuh-soh-shee-eyt gas Natural gas associated with oil accumulations, either dissolved in oil or found as a cap of free gas above oil in reservoir.
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ASSOCIATED GASgas that is produced from the same reservoir along with crude oil, either as free gas or in solution.
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ASSOCIATED GAS Gas that occurs with oil, either as free gas or in solution. Gas occurring alone in a reservoir is unassociated gas.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas which, prior to human disturbance of the subsurface pool in which it is found, exists in association with petroleum in a cap of free gas above the petroleum (also known as ‘gas cap gas’). [..]
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ASSOCIATED GASnatural gas found in association with oil, either dissolved in the oil at reservoir conditions (solution gas) or as a cap of free gas above the oil (gas cap).
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ASSOCIATED GASGas occurring in combination with crude oil, as distinct from gas occurring separately or manufactured from crude oil.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas produced with crude oil from the same reservoir.
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ASSOCIATED GASGas occurring in combination with crude oil, as distinct from gas occurring separately or manufactured from crude oil.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas which is in contact with crude oil in the reservoir.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas which is in contact with crude oil in the reservoir or which is dissolved in the oil.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas, initially held in solution in the reservoir crude and produced within a single phase with the oil. The gas comes out of solution as pressure/temperature decreases and exists as a separate phase.
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas produced along with crude oil from oil wells (as opposed to gas produced from gas wells). Also known as casinghead gas
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ASSOCIATED GASNatural gas found as part of, or in conjunction with other constituents of crude oil, as opposed to such gas found on its own
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