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Area 1. Fluid model input data

When the "Density" tab is open, the left area shows fields for entering fluid properties (oil, water, and gas densities).

Area 1. Fluid model input data, illustration 1Select image to enlarge

When the "Oil" tab is open, the left area shows a table of oil properties versus pressure.

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The following buttons are available above the table:

  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 3 – create table. The button is active when there is no table;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 4 – delete table. The button is active when a table exists;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 5 – add row. When you click the button, an empty row appears in the table, where you can enter or paste values;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 6 – delete selected rows. The button is active when rows are selected in the table. When you click the button, the selected rows are deleted from the table;
  • "Use in calculation" check box.

When the "Gas" tab is open, the left area shows a table of gas properties versus pressure.

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The following buttons are available above the table:

  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 8 – create table. The button is active when there is no table;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 9 – delete table. The button is active when a table exists;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 10 – add row. When you click the button, an empty row appears in the table, where you can enter or paste values;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 11 – delete selected rows. The button is active when rows are selected in the table. When you click the button, the selected rows are deleted from the table;
  • "Use in calculation" check box.

When the "Water" tab is open, the left area shows a table of water properties versus pressure.

Area 1. Fluid model input data, illustration 12Select image to enlarge

The following buttons are available above the table:

  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 13 – create table. The button is active when there is no table;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 14 – delete table. The button is active when a table exists;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 15 – add row. When you click the button, an empty row appears in the table, where you can enter or paste values;
  • Area 1. Fluid model input data icon, illustration 16 – delete selected rows. The button is active when rows are selected in the table. When you click the button, the selected rows are deleted from the table;
  • "Use in calculation" check box.
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