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Homework Electrical Properties Petrofisika: Ameliya Dila Anggraini (191910801005)

Several core plugs from a reservoir were tested to measure porosity and resistivity. Porosity and resistivity measurements were made on 6 core plugs. A graph of log formation factor versus log porosity was made. The slope of the best fit line was -1.9387, indicating the cementation exponent m is 1.94. The y-intercept was 0.009, corresponding to the tortuosity factor a of 1.021.

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Homework Electrical Properties Petrofisika: Ameliya Dila Anggraini (191910801005)

Several core plugs from a reservoir were tested to measure porosity and resistivity. Porosity and resistivity measurements were made on 6 core plugs. A graph of log formation factor versus log porosity was made. The slope of the best fit line was -1.9387, indicating the cementation exponent m is 1.94. The y-intercept was 0.009, corresponding to the tortuosity factor a of 1.021.

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AMELIYA DILA ANGGRAINI

(191910801005)

HOMEWORK ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES PETROFISIKA


Question

Several core plugs (diameter 1 in and length 1.5 in) were taken from a given reservoir. Each was cleaned and its
porosity was measured using a given gas expansion porosimeter. Then, all were saturated with brine having a
resistivity of 7.5 Ω.cm. After that, each core plug was placed in a resistivity apparatus to measure the voltage drop
under 0.01 A current. The porosity and voltage drop measured are listed below:

Sample
Porosity, ϕ (%) Voltage Across Core (V)
Number
1 17.8 1.6
2 18.8 1.46
3 16.5 1.96
4 22 1.09
5 15.5 2.14
6 14.5 2.41
Calculate F and determine the parameters a and m

SOLUTION:
diameter = 1 in = 2,54 cm
2.54
L= 1,5 in = 3,81 cm
3.81

Rw = 7,5 Ω.cm 7.5

I = 0,01 A 0.01

5.07

Sample
Porosity, ϕ Voltage Across Core (V) R (ohm)
Number
1 0.178 1.6 160
2 0.188 1.46 146
3 0.165 1.96 196
4 0.22 1.09 109
5 0.155 2.14 214
6 0.145 2.41 241

Then to making it easier to plot in chart, we must sequence value of porosity from smallest to the biggest.

Sample
Porosity, ϕ Voltage Across Core (V) R (ohm)
Number
6 0.145 2.41 241
5 0.155 2.14 214
3 0.165 1.96 196
1 0.178 1.6 160
2 0.188 1.46 146
4 0.22 1.09 109

The graph of log Porosity against log Formation Factor is plotted below:

f(x) = NaN
1.80ln(x) NaN

1.70

1.60 f(x) = − 1.93874767986357 x + 0.00943820118646

1.50
Log F

1.40

1.30

1.20

1.10
-0.83 -0.78 -0.73 -0.68
Log Porosity

The line of best fit has been found using MS. Excel, and its slope is -1,9387.
Therefore, m = 1,94.

Furthermore, the intercept of this line has been found to be 3,8869. Since the intercept is log a:
log a = 0.009
a = 1.021
KA

ch was cleaned and its


with brine having a
measure the voltage drop

Ro (Ω.cm) Formation Factor, F Log ϕ Log F


212.9 28.4 -0.75 1.45
194.3 25.9 -0.73 1.41
260.8 34.8 -0.78 1.54
145.0 19.3 -0.66 1.29
284.8 38.0 -0.81 1.58
320.7 42.8 -0.84 1.63

smallest to the biggest.

Ro (Ω.cm) Formation Factor, F Log ϕ Log F


320.7 42.8 -0.84 1.63
284.8 38.0 -0.81 1.58
260.8 34.8 -0.78 1.54
212.9 28.4 -0.75 1.45
194.3 25.9 -0.73 1.41
145.0 19.3 -0.66 1.29

57 x + 0.00943820118646

-0.73 -0.68 -0.63


Porosity

ercept is log a:

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