How to Use Version History and Restore Previous Designs

Compare up to five rod string designs side by side to evaluate loads, stresses, and production estimates.

Learn how to structure your PetroBench organization with divisions and regions to manage multi-basin operations with scoped permissions.

Invite engineers, assign roles, organize divisions and regions, and manage licenses from the Admin Panel.

Configure unit systems, language preferences, and organization-wide defaults so PetroBench matches your team's workflow.

Add custom rod grades, tubing specs, and pumping units to your equipment library and share them across your organization.

Track production changes over time with simulation versions. Compare before and after, adjust fluid properties, and document every decision.

Learn to read side load charts, identify high-force zones, and place rod guides effectively using PetroBench simulation results.

Export a branded PDF report from any RodSim simulation, complete with calculated results, rod string data, dynamometer cards, and 3D wellbore visuals.

Learn how to use PetroBench's comparison feature to evaluate rod string designs side by side and make confident engineering decisions.

Step-by-step guide to modeling tapered rod strings in PetroBench RodSim. Configure sections, optimize taper design, and compare configurations.

Import directional surveys into PetroBench for accurate rod lift simulations. Supports Excel, CSV, RodStar, and S-Rod formats with automatic calculations.

Migrate your SRod simulation files to PetroBench with our intelligent import system that preserves engineering data and applies smart defaults automatically.

Import RodStar .rsdx and .rsvx files into PetroBench with full simulation data: rod strings, pumping units, and directional surveys intact.

Learn how to interpret every section of the PetroBench results screen - from dynamometer cards and rod stress profiles to production estimates.

Learn how to manually enter measured depth, inclination, and azimuth data in PetroBench when you don't have a digital survey file to import.

A step-by-step guide for production engineers setting up their first well in PetroBench - from deviation survey to running your first simulation.