CSIR-NET 2013
142. If the density of petroleum is 0.8 g/cc and density of saline formation water is 1.10 g/cc, then the buoyancy force on a 350m high continuous petroleum column would be
A) 0.8 M Pa
B) 1 M Pa
C) 1.05 M Pa
D) 0.95 M Pa
Solution:
Buoyancy force (or)
Buoyancy pressure (Pb) = ( ρw
– ρp
) gh
Pb
– buoyancy
pressure
ρw
and ρp
– density of water and petroleum
g
– acceleration due to gravity
h
– height above the free water level
Pb
=
(1100 – 800) * 9.8 * 350 kg / m3
m/s2
m
=
300 * 9.8 * 350 kg / m s2
=
1029000 kg / m s2
Pb
= 1.03 MPa
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