Dissolved gas initially in place (DGIIP)
Gas dissolved in oil initially in place by the volumetric method, in million standard cubic feet.
Gs = C × A × h × φ × (1 − Swc) × Rs / Bgi / 10⁶Error in the original: the formula divides by the gas formation volume factor Bgi. Dissolved gas equals the oil in place times Rs, so the denominator should be the oil formation volume factor Boi: Gs = C × A × h × φ × (1 − Swc) × Rs / Boi / 10⁶. The calculation is kept as in the original; to get the dissolved gas, enter Boi in the Bgi field.
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Unit converter for this formulaArea · Length · Gas-oil ratio · Gas formation volume factor · Gas volume · Fraction and percent
- m²1
- km²1·10⁻⁶
- ha0.0001
- 10³ m²0.001
- mm²1,000,000
- cm²10,000
- in²1,550
- ft²10.7639
- acre0.000247105
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Results are engineering estimates from standard formulas; for design decisions check them against the codes, project documents and specialists' calculations. The formulas carried over from the original set are unchanged, and their errors are described in the notes.