Volumetric OOIP / OGIP with Monte Carlo
The volumetric equation run tens of thousands of times over triangular distributions, returning P90, P50 and P10 instead of one number that pretends to be certain.
Reservoir
Bubble point, solution GOR, Bo, oil and gas viscosity, z-factor and Bg from gravity, temperature and pressure — the module the other reservoir tools call.
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Standing was fitted to 105 samples of light Californian crude; Vazquez–Beggs to about 6000 measurements across a wider but still conventional range. Outside those ranges — heavy oil, volatile oil, high CO₂, high H₂S — errors of twenty to forty per cent on bubble point are normal, and viscosity errors are routinely worse than that. A single laboratory PVT report on the actual fluid beats every correlation on this page, and where one exists these should be tuned to it, not used as they stand.
The volumetric equation run tens of thousands of times over triangular distributions, returning P90, P50 and P10 instead of one number that pretends to be certain.
Paste reservoir pressure against cumulative production and read gas in place off the intercept, with z computed at every point rather than assumed constant.
Ten EOR methods checked against your reservoir and fluid properties, each one told to say exactly which criterion rules it out.
CO₂ and lean-gas MMP from three independent correlations, corrected for injectant impurities, with the spread between them shown rather than averaged away.