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It makes uses of the following libraries:
- LOTHER (Library oriented Object for THERmodynamic calculations),
for calculating liquid-gas phase equilibria and fluid thermodynamic properties with
equations of state.
- FIT, a framework wich allows to develop graphical user interfaces on Mac and Windows
platforms, including plots and dialog boxes.
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It makes uses of the following libraries:
- LOTHER (Library oriented Object for THERmodynamic calculations),
for calculating liquid-gas phase equilibria and fluid thermodynamic properties with
equations of state.
- FIT, a framework wich allows to develop graphical user interfaces on Mac and Windows
platforms, including plots, formulars and dialog boxes.
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FIT-Oil is an academic freeware. It uses only thermodynamic models (Peng-Robinson equation of state) and
fluid composition models (the alpha-beta model), which have been published in the scientific litterature.
References can be found below:
- Phase Equilibria needs for petroleum exploration and production industry.
Montel, F. Fluid Phase Equilibria, 84 (1993), 343-367.
- PIT (Petroleum Inclusion Thermodynamic): a new modeling tool for the characterization
of hydrocarbon fluid inclusions from volumetric and microthermometric measurements.
R. Thiéry, J. Pironon, F. Walgenwitz and F. Montel.
Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 69-70 (2000), 701-704.
- Individual characterization of petroleum fluid inclusions
(composition and P-T trapping conditions)
by microthermometry and confocal laser scanning microscopy:
inferences from applied thermodynamics of oils.
R. Thiéry, J. Pironon, F. Walgenwitz, F. Montel.
Marine and Petroleum Geology, 19 (2002), 847-859.
- Thermodynamic modelling of aqueous CH4-bearing fluid inclusions
trapped in hydrocarbon-rich environments.
R. Thiéry. Chemical Geology, 227 (2006), 154-164.
- A new two-constant equation of state. D-Y Peng and D.B. Robinson.
Ind. Eng. Chem. Fundam., 15 (1976), 59-64.
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Disclaimer:
- Copyright (c) 2009, Régis Thiéry, Laboratoire Magmas et Volcans, UMR 6524, Université Blaise Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand. All rights reserved.
- Use this software at your own risks.
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