<p>Large sets of petroleum fluid data exist for the various reservoir conditions and properties that occur in practice.</p><p><i>Petroleum Reservoir Fluid Property Correlations</i>, written by three internationally well-known and respected petroleum engineers, is the result of years of exhaustive research that gathered data sets from databases all over the world. The data were then compared against the results of many published correlations of fluid properties in order to find the ""best in class"" required in the petroleum industry. Those findings are offered in this new book as recommended use in reservoir engineering calculations. The data sets cover natural gases, reservoir oils and reservoir waters (brines). </p><p><i>Petroleum Reservoir Fluid Property Correlations</i> will prove to be a valuable resource for reservoir engineers, production engineers who need to determine which set of correlation equations are most useful for their work, and graduate-level reservoir engineering courses.</p>

Written by three internationally well-known and respected petroleum engineers, this is the result of years of exhaustive research that gathered data sets from databases all over the world. The data has been compared against the results of many published correlations of fluid properties in order to find the ""best in class"" required in the petroleum industry. Those findings are offered in this new book as recommended use in reservoir engineering calculations.

1. Introduction 2. Properties of reservoir gases 3. Properties of black oils 4. Properties of oilfield waters(brines) 5. Identification of type of reservoir fluid