Petroleum Engineering Simulations

TapirFlow

Petroleum Engineering Simulations Made Simple. Get fast answers and simplify!

Steady-State Multiphase Flow

Black-Oil Correlations, Field-Tested

Designed for petroleum engineers, students, and educators, TapirFlow enables the analysis of both theoretical and real-world production systems through steady-state multiphase flow calculations. It uses black-oil correlations — including Beggs & Brill (vertical and horizontal), Standing for fluid properties, Ramey for temperature, and Reynolds/Swamee for friction factors — plus choke models (Gilbert, Ros, TUFFP).

Already tested against real production problems, it delivers practical, reasonable results. TapirFlow complements, not replaces, industry-standard tools.

Results in seconds

No long wait times, just fast answers.

Black-oil correlations

Beggs & Brill, Standing, Ramey, and more built in.

Nodal analysis ready

Find operating points and optimize production.

Field-tested results

Validated against real production problems.

About TapirFlow

Built for Engineers, Students & Teachers

TapirFlow is built for engineers, students, and teachers who deal with production analysis, design, and troubleshooting — wherever steady-state flow calculations can help.

Pressure drop

Calculate across well + choke + flowline

Nodal analysis

Find operating points via nodal analysis

Artificial lift

Apply gas lift and ESP optimization

IPR & sensitivity

Calibrate Linear/Vogel IPR, run sensitivity analysis

Why a Tapir?

The tapir is a quiet, ancient animal found throughout the Amazon rainforest — where the creator has worked for many years, seeing tapirs regularly in the field. It symbolizes adaptability, resilience, and a deep connection to the environment where the tool was born.

Beta Access

Free During Beta

Get 10 free credits every month. We limit monthly credits to ensure system stability and fair access for everyone. This policy is active throughout the beta phase.

Usage-Based Pricing

Each simulation deducts a small fee proportional to the computational effort required.

Beta Timeline

Beta period: Now through April 2027 (subject to extension).

Free during beta — your 10 credits will be renewed each month.

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