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PTE 460Natural Gas Engineering

Petroleum Engineering · 3 credits
Analysis of four-point gas deliverability tests and gas well pressure transient tests, methods for determining wet gas and condensate reserves in volumetric and water drive reservoirs, gas inflow performance equations and methods of forecasting future production rates, sustainability in natural gas supply, essential surface facilities and methods for handling sour gas and hydrates. Prerequisite: PTE322 Fundamentals of Reservoir Engineering.

Common questions about PTE 460

What is PTE 460 at LAU?

PTE 460 Natural Gas Engineering is a 3-credit course at Lebanese American University (LAU), in the Petroleum Engineering department. Analysis of four-point gas deliverability tests and gas well pressure transient tests, methods for determining wet gas and condensate reserves in volumetric and water drive reservoirs, gas inflow performance equations and methods of forecasting future production rates, sustainability in natural gas supply, essential surface facilities and methods for handling sour gas and hydrates.

How many credits is PTE 460?

PTE 460 Natural Gas Engineering is worth 3 credits at LAU.

What are the prerequisites for PTE 460?

PTE 460 lists 1 prerequisite: PTE 322 Fundamentals of Reservoir Engineering.

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