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EVALUATION OF THE SOLUTION GAS-OIL RATIO CORRELATION PROPOSED BY LASATER APPLIED TO OILS WITH HIGH CO2 AND HIGH GOR

The application of any empirical correlation is recommended only within its range of validity. Nonetheless, the indiscriminate usage of black oil correlations for ﬂuid modeling happens frequently. This work evaluates Lasater’s (1958) correlation for the solution gas-oil ratio (Rs) ﬂuid property speciﬁcally for oils with high CO2 content and high GOR. The correlation results are compared to experimental data, and high prediction errors are observed. Finally, the inﬂuence of the Rs prediction error on the ﬂow simulation is assessed.