在使用频域电磁扫描的沙包中的两相不可混合的位移过程中,对介电特性进行动态监测

Ilia Kuznetcov1, Apostolos Kantzas2, Steven Bryant3

  • 1Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, University of Calgary, 2500 University Drive Calgary, AB, Canada; PERM Inc. TIPM Laboratory Calgary, AB, Canada; Canada Excellence Research Chair in Materials Engineering for Unconventional Oil Reservoirs, Canada.

概括

了解复杂的介电性质是电磁土壤修复的关键. 这项研究揭示了这些特性如何随着水和和流量而变化,从而改善了该方法的应用.

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