Sentence examples for bbl of from inspiring English sources

The first 15,000 bbl of oil extracted from Mongolia by U.S. companies were dispatched to China in 1996.

To put this number in context, the world's population consumed about 30 billion bbl of oil in 2007.

In its 2000 assessment of total world oil supplies, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) estimated that about 3 trillion bbl of recoverable oil originally existed on Earth and that about 710 billion bbl of that amount had been consumed by 1995.

An estimated average of 3 bbl of water is produced for each barrel of oil produced worldwide.

A total of 3250 bbl of water and 252 t of CO2 were injected into coal in a battery of slug tests.

However, the 47 anomalies represented 11.92 billion bbl of the total reserves; thus, the positive identification of known reserves was close to 99%.

BBL: guarantor of integrity of the entire study, definition of intellectual content.

The Barmer basin is the most prolific hydrocarbon rift basin along the west of Rajasthan, India, with more than 7.3 billion bbls of oil and oil equivalent in place discovered so far (Fig. 1).

It can be seen from the LOT tests in Fig. 2 that it only needs 0.3 bbls of fluid pumped into the well from the initiation pressure (P i) to the breakdown pressure (P b).

The integrated approach has been proved to be quite successful in recent exploration activities with approximately 60 million tonnes (438 million bbls) of proven in place oil reserves had been discovered for the 6-year period of 1996 to 2001 in turbidite reservoirs, highlighting the importance of turbidite plays in current and future exploration.

BBLs of participants did not increase during the work shift, suggesting that because the participants were chronically exposed to benzene, complex pharmacokinetic mechanisms were involved.