Petroleum Unit Converter

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Absolute / Gauge Pressure
Used only when converting between gauge and absolute pressure.
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Quick Petroleum Conversions

Engineering note: Unit conversions are mathematical conversions only. Always confirm the applicable standard conditions, pressure reference, temperature reference and field convention before using a converted value in a reservoir, production, drilling or facilities model. Gauge pressure and absolute pressure are not the same quantity. PetroTopic therefore uses atmospheric pressure when converting between psig and psia.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert psi to bar?

Multiply psi by approximately 0.0689476 to obtain bar. For example, 1,000 psi is approximately 68.9476 bar.

How do I convert MMscf/d to MMscm/d?

The converter uses 1 MMscf = 0.028316846592 MMscm. Therefore, 1 MMscf/d is approximately 0.02831685 MMscm/d.

How do I convert mD to Darcy?

1 Darcy = 1,000 mD. Therefore, 1 mD = 0.001 Darcy.

What is the difference between psig and psia?

psig is gauge pressure referenced to atmospheric pressure, while psia is absolute pressure referenced to vacuum. The relationship is: psia = psig + atmospheric pressure.

How is API gravity converted to specific gravity?

The standard relationship used here is: SG = 141.5 / (API + 131.5).