Oil Viscosity Correlation Comparison


Spreadsheet

34 rows x 4 columns

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A B C D
1 Oil Viscosity Analysis
2 Fluid Properties
3 API Gravity 30 °API
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7 Dead Oil Viscosity vs Temperature
8 Temperature (°F) Uod (cp) Viscosity Class
9 100 8.197112442 Light
10 120 6.40322515 Light
11 140 5.265794848 Light
12 160 4.484278951 Light
13 180 3.915671167 Light
14 200 3.483905059 Light
15 220 3.145032865 Light
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17 Saturated Oil Viscosity at T=180°F
18 Rs (scf/STB) Uod (cp) Uob (cp) Viscosity Reduction (%)
19 0 3.915671167 3.916586038 0
20 100 3.915671167 2.207269271 0.4364302867
21 200 3.915671167 1.583207249 0.5957685512
22 300 3.915671167 1.255838065 0.6793538932
23 400 3.915671167 1.052455137 0.7312825183
24 500 3.915671167 0.9129428844 0.7669034012
25 600 3.915671167 0.8107953867 0.7929841503
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27 API Gravity Effect at T=180°F, Rs=300 scf/STB
28 API Uod (cp) Uob (cp)
29 20 16.07124678 3.326874856
30 25 7.378264946 1.944330279
31 30 3.915671167 1.255838065
32 35 2.29686165 0.8691478306
33 40 1.444197206 0.6310509579
34 45 0.9533185792 0.4738127328

Description

Compare oil viscosity calculations showing the progression from dead oil through saturated conditions. Dead oil viscosity depends only on temperature and API gravity, while saturated oil viscosity also depends on solution GOR.

Viscosity Components:

  • Dead Oil (Uod): Oil with no dissolved gas - highest viscosity
  • Saturated Oil (Uob): Oil with dissolved gas - viscosity decreases with Rs
How to use this blueprint
  1. In Excel, go to the Petroleum Office ribbon tab and click Blueprint Manager
  2. Search for Oil Viscosity Correlation Comparison
  3. Click on the blueprint to preview the spreadsheet template
  4. Click Insert to place it into your worksheet. Modify the input values to match your data.
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