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That night, curious, she opened the handbook to Problem 10.3—a classic volumetric dry gas reservoir calculation. The official solution manual (the one she had downloaded from a shady link years ago) gave a neat answer: Original Gas in Place (OGIP) = 120 Bcf. The field had produced 15 Bcf, and the pressure had dropped from 3,000 psi to 2,700 psi. Straight line. Simple.

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Constructing phase diagrams and using Equations of State (EOS).

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