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FogerRox
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Wed Aug-31-11 04:10 PM
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I'm trying to figure the annual need for natural gas for the Tar sands project.
6 billion (cubic feet) times 360 = 6.11643886 × 10 to the 10th meters cubed
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Thats 6 billion CF of nat gas used a day, times 360 days (close to a year)=6.11643886 × 10 to the 10th times 9 for cubic feet.
So what is 6.11643886 × 10 to the 10th times 9 ?
Is that 18tcf?
Thanks for the help.
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