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Chapter 3

Figure 3.17 Calibration for calculation Ofwaterfraction (sample 1)


The calculation process is shown in Figure 3.17. First water amplitude Avater,

Ti,water 2.6 s, waiting time tw 0.6 s, and Eq. [3.35] are used to calculate A≈.

Abater = Λ [1 -exp(-^ /7],wαter)] => Calculate Д.                         [3.35]

The oil amplitude Λ0n and Eq. [3.36] are used to calculate T↑,0j for oil.

aou = Λ [1 - exp(-ç / Tl oil)] Calculate Tlojl

[3.36]


Fresh homogeneous emulsion amplitude, Amui and Eq. [3.37] are used to
calculate 7^ι,emu
for emulsified water.

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