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Easy PVT software to calculate and export any reservoir fluid property.
Analyze reservoir fluids in three steps!
The simplest PVT software for your reservoir fluid modeling.
Step 1
Input Data
- Determine the existing system of separation.
- Input the field parameters related to that system.
Step 2
Compare Correlations
- Visualize multiple correlation models for each fluid property.
Step 3
Calculate Properties
- Select a correlation for each fluid property.
- Define the range of calculations.
Use the most popular fluid correlations
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.
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.
Beal (1946)
Use to calculate the dead oil viscosity and the under-saturated oil viscosity.
Beggs-Robinson (1975)
Use to calculate the dead oil viscosity and the saturated oil viscosity.
Obtain every single fluid property
Calculate all the PVT properties of reservoir fluids.
Black Oil Properties
- Bubble Point Pressure
- Solution Gas-Oil Ratio
- Oil Formation Volume Factor
- Oil Viscosity
- Oil Density
- Oil Compressibility
- Total Formation Volume Factor
- Oil-Water Surface Tension
Dry Gas Properties
- Gas Deviation Z Factor
- Gas Formation Volume Factor
- Gas Viscosity
- Gas Density
- Gas Pressure Gradient
- Gas Compressibility
- Gas-Oil Surface Tension
- Gross Heating Value of Surface Gas
Formation Water Properties
- Solution Gas-Water Ratio
- Water Formation Volume Factor
- Water Viscosity
- Water Density
- Water Pressure Gradient
- Water Compressibility
- Gas-Water Surface Tension
- Specific Gravity of Water
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