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rook.
The
determination
of
these
values
requires
a
magnifical
treatment
From
the
volume
graph
of
Pig.
7,37
a
rock
volume
of
903
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6
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application
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volume
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and
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at

base,
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rent
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ruie
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the permeability
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individual
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cent
high.
weighted
and
porosity
values
can
computed.
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Agreement
bete.e,
the
trapezoidal
rule
and
the
pyramidal
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dependc
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oath
anbae
of
poroeity
or
permeability
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assumed
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thickness,
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in
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and
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the
reek
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determined
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volume
of
space
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by
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or (745).
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(7-14)
where
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hydrocarbon
volume hydrocarbons
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047 WOW.yr
k
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bulk rock
volume
containing
mean
porosity
of
hydrocurbotebearing
rock
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armee
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water
of hydrocarbon-beariag
rock
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weighted
-i
average
porosity
is
4
per
cent
higher
thecent
arithmetic
where
average,
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the
and rock
theofweighted
volume
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pee
higher
than
theapermeability
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average.
will
be
noted
that
die
weighted
average
and
can
the
number
segmente
different
porosity
and
water
saturation
is
equivalent
to
considering
the
intervals
array
to
be
ofan
required
to
define
the
hydrocarbon
volume
beds
in (7-15)
parallel.
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summation
of
AA
6 of
referred
tooracvolume
the permeability
Equation
can
cross
berook
expo:mod
volume
inor
terms
net
capacity,
and
the
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9k
is
the
porosity
capacity
of
rook
volume.
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manner
of
expressing
the
volume
depends
on
the
date
mud
aofcakulating
theporosity
porosity
and
water-eaturatiat
valort.
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the
section. to
either
The
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the
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of
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and
it
permeability
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eetermine
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