SEE ATTACHMENT. You can use FORTRAN, C++, MATLAB, Mathematica, VISUAL BASIC/EXCEL or any other programming tool of your preference.I HAD A VERY BAD SERVICE LAST TIME BUT HOPEFULLY THIS TIME ITS GOING TO BE DIFFERENT TAKING TO JOHN MCBATHS WORD WHO HAS ASSURED ME THAT IM GOING TO RECEIVE A BETTER SERVICE THIS TIME AND THAT HE WILL PERSONALLY LOOK INTO MY ACCOUNT TO ENSURE GOOD QUALITY. Document Preview: The Phase Behavior Model (PBM): Step-by-Step Guide for Building a Phase Behavior Predictor Fall 2012 The main objective of this special assignment is to introduce you to the application of computers in hydrocarbon phase equilibrium calculations. Most analyses in reservoir and production engineering applications require predicting the behavior of complex mixtures of hydrocarbons in the liquid and gas state. For such applications, the availability of a Phase Behavior Model (PBM) that can reliably perform such predictionsas a function of fluid composition, pressure and temperaturebecomes of utmost importance. This is especially true when the compositional behavior of petroleum fluids is to be modeled at its fullest. This document provides a step-by-step procedure for a modularized approach. If the modules are done in sequential order, as presented, the end-result would be a phase behavior prediction package. We deliberately use a modular approach for this project, where each module forms a stand-alone sub-project. The idea of this is to help you achieving partial goals as you move along towards completion. To keep track of your progress, you are required to submit a 1-page (max) progress report on the indicated dates (see below). Failure to submit a timely progress report automatically implies forfeiting the entire PBM project grade. All reports must be submitted electronically via ANGEL. Activity Due Date Progress Report No. 1: Module 1 and 2 R, Sep 27th 2012 Progress Report No. 2: Module 3 and 4 R, Oct 18th 2012 Progress Report No. 3: Module 5 and 6 R, Nov 10th 2012 PBM-Final Report (all required modules +any extra bonus) R, Dec 6nd 2012 The PBM Progress Reports Each 1-page (max) report would contain a brief discussion about: 1. What has been accomplished so far, 2. Challenges so far and future execution plan, 2 3. Sample predictions, when applicable. Please do not attach any coding to progress reports. The listing of your final code will be evaluated as part Attachments: PBM.pdf