Rezaei et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Cementation factor in clayey rock samples: investigating the role of clay content and determination using electrical rock classificationRezaei et al., 2023
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- 13941456287873149488
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- Rezaei H
- Monfared A
- Soleymanzadeh A
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- Applied Clay Science
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Accurate determination of cementation factor (m) has a significant role in the petrophysical characterization of underground reservoirs. For clean sandstones, the application of this parameter in Archie's Equation provides a basic framework for estimating water saturation …
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