PETE 2032 Chapter : PETE 2032 Course Outline
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Tentative course outline (aug. 2014) - subject to revision: description: Pete 2032 is a course on reservoir fluid properties and deals with the physical and chemical properties of petroleum reservoir fluids related to production of oil and gas. Dandina n. rao, professor, craft & hawkins department of petroleum engineering. Bikash saikia, ph. d student, room 2118 pft hall, bsaiki1@tigers. lsu. edu. Course graders: paulina mwangi (phd student), room 2164a, pft hall, pmwang1@lsu. edu, sandeep gupta (ms student), room 2113, pft hall, sgupt15@tigers. lsu. edu, masoud mohandessi (ms student), room 2109 pft hall, mohan4@tigers. lsu. edu, text: "the properties of petroleum fluids", by william d. mccain, jr. , 2nd or later edition, Pennwell books, tulsa, oklahoma, 1990, and additional class notes and handouts as needed. Additional references: (1) "an introduction to the properties of fluids and solids", by r. a. heidemann, a. a. Mohtadi, the univ. of calgary press, calgary, canada, 1995. (2) engineering data book, revised tenth edition, gas processors suppliers.
