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(1) s_w \, V_{mw} \cdot \frac{(\epsilon -1)(2\epsilon+1)}{9\epsilon} + \left( s_o \, V_{mo} + s_g \, V_{mg} \right) \cdot \frac{\epsilon-1}{\epsilon+2} = P = s_w P_w + s_o P_g + s_g P_g
(2) P_w = V_{mw} \cdot \frac{(\epsilon_w-1)(2\epsilon_w+1)}{9 \, \epsilon_w}
(3) P_o(T) = V_{mw} \cdot \frac{\epsilon_o-1}{\epsilon_o+2}
(4) P_g(T) = V_{mw} \cdot\frac{\epsilon_g-1}{\epsilon_g+2}
(5) \epsilon_w(T) = 87.74 - 0.40008 \cdot T + 9.398 \cdot 10^{-4} \cdot T^2 - 1.41 \cdot 10^{-6} \cdot T^3
(6) \epsilon_o(T) = 3
(7) \epsilon_o(T) = 2

where

s_w, \, s_o, \, s_g

volumetric fractions of water, oil and gas phases:  s_w + s_o + s_g = 1

P_w, \, P_o, \, P_g

electrical polarization of water, oil and gas phases

\epsilon_w, \, \epsilon_o, \, \epsilon_g

relative dielectric permittivity of water, oil and gas phases

T

fluid temperature


See also


Petroleum Industry /  Upstream / Subsurface E&P Disciplines / Fluid Analysis / Fluid Capacitance

Dielectric permittivity of water @model ]








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