Abstract
This is a second part of the series elaborating the programming process for in-house software generation using Visual Basic. The authors explain the state-of-the-art programming process for the estimation and predication of water (brine) properties. Coding has been done in order to estimate the properties with reference to prevailing conditions, showing the effectiveness of developed in-house software. This part of the article also particularly emphasizes on the significance of water formation volume factor, which is usually neglected in oil and gas industry, while highlighting the usefulness and utilization of the generated data (using developed software).
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