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Maximum Height of Oil Column in Cap Rock in Excel Formulas
The maximum height of oil column in cap rock is the maximum vertical distance that…
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Material Balance for Cumulative Water Influx: Havlena and Odeh Approach in Microsoft Excel
Material balance is an interpretation method used to estimate the original fluids-in-place in a reservoir…
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Low-Pressure Region Gas Flow Rate for Non-Circular Drainage Area in Excel
Gas flow rate is the amount of gas that flows through a well or a…
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Line-Source Solution for Damaged or Stimulated Wells in Excel
The line-source solution is a mathematical model that describes how the pressure and flow rate…
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Leverett J-Function in Petroleum Engineering using Excel Formulas
The Leverett J-function is a way of describing how fluids behave in porous rocks, such…
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Kozeny-Carman Relationship in Petroleum Engineering Using Excel
The Kozeny-Carman relationship is a way of estimating the permeability of a porous medium, such…
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How to Perform Calculations and Split Text Fields in MS Access Queries
MS Access is a database management system that allows you to store, manipulate, and analyze…
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Kozeny Equation in Petroleum Engineering
The Kozeny equation is a relation that describes the pressure drop of a fluid flowing…
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Klinkenberg Gas Effect in Excel
The Klinkenberg gas effect is a phenomenon that occurs when measuring the permeability of porous…
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Kern’s Method for Gas Flow in a Fractur in Excel
The Kerns method is a way of calculating how much gas can flow through a…