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Discover PVT correlations that are widely used by industry.

Dranchuk-Abou-Kassem (DAK) (1975)

Use to calculate the gas z compressibility (deviation) factor.

Standing (1947)

Use to calculate the bubble point pressure, the solution gas-oil ratio, and the saturated oil formation volume factor.

Vazquez-Beggs (1980)

Use to calculate the bubble point pressure, the solution gas-oil ratio, the saturated oil formation volume factor, the under-saturated oil compressibility, and the under-saturated oil viscosity.

Glaso (1980)

Use to calculate the bubble point pressure, the solution gas-oil ratio, and the saturated oil formation volume factor.

Bergman-Sutton (2006-2009)

Use to calculate the dead oil viscosity, the saturated oil viscosity, and the under-saturated oil viscosity.

Asheim (1989)

Use to calculate the gas-oil surface tension calculator.

Sutton (2007)

Use to calculate the gas pseudo-critical properties.

Al-Marhoun (1988)

Use to calculate the bubble point pressure, the solution gas-oil ratio, and the saturated oil formation volume factor.

Petrosky-Farshad (1998)

Use to calculate the bubble point pressure, the solution gas-oil ratio, the saturated oil formation volume factor, and the under-saturated oil compressibility.