Difference between revisions of "Yield"

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Yield is how much liquid hydrocarbons in bbl you get per 1 MMscf of gas.

Measured at the surface.

Can be calculated from the flash.

Yield = 10^6 \times \frac{x \times M_L \times \frac{1}{\rho_L} \times \frac{1}{5.615}}{y \times 379.5}

379.5 ft3/lb-mol at P_sc=14.7 psia and T_sc 60°F ^[1]

M

= molecular weight, lb_m/lb_mol

x

= molar fraction of the liquid phase

y

= molar fraction of the vapor phase

Yield

= yield, bbl/MMscf

\rho

= density, lb_m/ft³

L = liquid

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 :<math> x </math> = molar fraction of the liquid phase
 :<math> y </math> = molar fraction of the vapor phase
+:<math> Yield </math> = yield, bbl/MMscf
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