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Paper presented at the SPWLA 59th Annual Logging Symposium, June 2–6, 2018
Paper Number: SPWLA-2018-B
... is the volume fraction of isolated pores, and Lg and Lo are the depolarization factors of grains and hydrocarbon, respectively. The function a is given by ( ) 11 11 1' ,npwnpw L L c w w w wc a S S S S = (4) where Lnpw is a depolarization factor related to the shape of the isolated...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 58th Annual Logging Symposium, June 17–21, 2017
Paper Number: SPWLA-2017-G
... is the effective conductivity of the mixture of brine and dispersed clay, w w,DC is the volume fraction of the free water in the mixture of clay and free water, and LDC is the depolarization factor of the inclusions of dispersed clay, being a function of their geometry (Huclova, 2011), given by ( ) ( )( )32 2 20 2...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 27th Annual Logging Symposium, June 9–13, 1986
Paper Number: SPWLA-1986-E
... and verified. log analysis geometrical distribution depolarization factor water saturation equation frequency dielectric permittivity dielectric saturation exponent saturation permittivity measurement Upstream Oil & Gas water saturation porosity Symposium well logging equation...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 26th Annual Logging Symposium, June 17–20, 1985
Paper Number: SPWLA-1985-HH
... with both the salinity and the formation. The depolarization factor (L) in the HB method was found to vary between 0.167 and 0.566 with the average of all the tested samples being 0.371. TPO and CRI were found to predict similar porosities when the water resistivity was greater than 0.3 Q-M. It is concluded...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 24th Annual Logging Symposium, June 27–30, 1983
Paper Number: SPWLA-1983-D
... materials, and contains an exponent which is dependent upon the shape of the inclusions in the medium being measured. This exponent is known as the depolarization factor and is con- sidered to be independent of the frequency of the electric field used in measuring the dielectric constant. Sen2 has shown...

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