Petex IPM Toolkit 6.4

Petex IPM Toolkit by Petroleum Experts is an integrated production modeling suite for designing, analyzing, and optimizing oil and gas assets from the reservoir through the wells and surface network to the processing facility. It provides a consistent, physics-based framework that links subsurface deliverability, well performance, and gathering system behavior, enabling engineers to diagnose bottlenecks, plan field developments, and maximize production safely and economically.

Key capabilities include:

• Reservoir and material balance analysis for forecasting and reserves assessment (MBAL).
• Well modeling and nodal analysis, including artificial lift design and optimization (PROSPER).
• Fluid characterization and PVT property modeling for black-oil and compositional systems (PVTP).
• Surface network simulation for gathering systems, constraints handling, allocation, and debottlenecking (GAP).
• Near-wellbore compositional simulation for complex injection and flow scenarios (REVEAL).

The toolkit supports scenario management, sensitivity and uncertainty evaluations, and system-wide optimization under operating and facility constraints. It is widely used for tasks such as lift method selection, tubing and choke design, rate and pressure forecasting, production allocation, and evaluating well, pipeline, and facility modifications. The IPM Toolkit also integrates with the broader Petroleum Experts ecosystem, including workflow automation and connectivity to third-party simulators and real-time data environments.

Designed for professional petroleum engineering workflows, Petex IPM Toolkit helps operators, consultants, and regulators make informed, end-to-end decisions with traceable assumptions and rapid what-if analysis on Windows-based desktop environments.

Petex IPM Toolkit is developed by Petroleum Experts. The most popular version of this product among our users is 6.4.

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