SchlumbergerGen-6(former Gen-9)140,000GeneralResistivity of NaCI Water SolutionsGengrains/galat 75°F10ppm1020063001544002032550060070080030240501,0001,2001,40011,7002,0001000.8NaCIconcentration(ppm orgrains/gal)0.61503,0000.54,0002000.45,0006,0007,0008,000250Resistivityof solution(ohm-m)0.33004000.250010,00012,00014,00017,00020,0001,0000.10.0830,000. 1,5002,00040,00050,0000.062,5003.0000.0560,00070,00080,000100,0000.044,0000.035.000170,000200,000250,0000.02300,00010,00015,000280,00020,0000.01300 350 40025012560 70 80 90 100 120 140 160 180 2002001501007550°F 50°C 10304020TemperatureO Schlumberger Example 1: A sample of formation water has a concentration equals to 10,000ppm NaCl. Find the resistivity values of the solution at different temperaturesas shown in the below table: -| Temperature, °F60122212

Given: NsCl concentration-10,000ppm Required to find: resistivity of solution at 60 °F, 122 °F…

Example 1: A sample of formation water has a concentration equals to 10,000 ppm NaCl. Find the resistivity values of the solution at different temperatures as shown in the below table: - Temperature, °F 60 122 212

Example 1: A sample of formation water has a concentration equals to 10,000 ppm NaCl. Find the resistivity values of the solution at different temperatures as shown in the below table: - Temperature, °F 60 122 212

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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