Calculate the oil volume, gas volume, and water volume given the following data: Area = 41500 m2, Thickness = 170 m, Net to Gross = 0.81, porosity = 6%, water saturation = %3D 45%, gas saturation 13%. %3D

Calculate the oil volume, gas volume, and water volume given the following data: Area = 41500 m2, Thickness = 170 m, Net to Gross = 0.81, porosity = 6%, water saturation = %3D 45%, gas saturation 13%. %3D

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Calculate the oil volume, gas volume, and water volume given the following data:
Area = 41500 m2, Thickness 170 m, Net to Gross = 0.81, porosity = 6%, water saturation =
%3D
%3D
%3D
45%, gas saturation = 13%.

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