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OHIP calculation with GOR

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palau29

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=(25000/379.4)/((25000/379.4)+((350*B11)/151.9)) This is a formula that I was given to calculate the fraction of gas given the GOR is 25000. Can you explain where the 379.4 and 350 and 151.9 come from?
 
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What units are you in? Is this surface or reservoir numbers?
 
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The units are 25000 scf/Bbl. These are surface numbers.
 
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What cell does B11 reference? Is there a value in B11?
 
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