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Defined as the rock’s ability to transmit fluid, higher permeability shows that the rock is able to transmit fluid easiliy and it means that the more hydrocarbon that can be produced daily, it is affected by many factors, such as shale volume, effective porosity, and many other else. There are so many methods that can be used to calculate the permeability, but in this article, the author will use Coates’s (1981) method, the formula is listed below:
 
Defined as the rock’s ability to transmit fluid, higher permeability shows that the rock is able to transmit fluid easiliy and it means that the more hydrocarbon that can be produced daily, it is affected by many factors, such as shale volume, effective porosity, and many other else. There are so many methods that can be used to calculate the permeability, but in this article, the author will use Coates’s (1981) method, the formula is listed below:
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:<math>\text{k} = 100 \times \frac{\mathit{\Phi}^2 \times (1 - Swirr)}{Swirr}</math>
    
where k is the permeability, φ is the porosity, and Swirr is the irreducible water saturation (the author use 0.3 as the assumption for this variable). From the formula above, we can conclude that if the irreducible water saturation is at 1, then the permeability will be zero.
 
where k is the permeability, φ is the porosity, and Swirr is the irreducible water saturation (the author use 0.3 as the assumption for this variable). From the formula above, we can conclude that if the irreducible water saturation is at 1, then the permeability will be zero.

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