In 1991, William McCain published a cornerstone paper in petroleum engineering, revealing the best PVT correlations for oil, gas, and water after analyzing hundreds of fluid studies from around the world.
Sure, these correlations are widely available in various software, but oftentimes you just want to run a quick calculation directly in Excel, without switching to third-party tools.
I’ve taken these correlations and coded them into VBA as an Excel Add-in, so you can access them in any workbook—no need to touch the code. Simply call them like any other Excel formula.
See how the tool works in this video tutorial:
Here’s a brief example of working through some Oil PVT parameters, demonstrating how different functions are applied to the saturated and undersaturated regions:
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Alan Mourgues, MSc, is a Petroleum Reservoir Engineering Consultant with 25 years of international industry experience. Through his business, moREc, he provides subsurface and financial expertise to Australian and international clients in the conventional and CBM industries.
Alan is also the founder of CrowdField, The Go-To Hub for the O&G Crowd
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