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  • | chapter = Core description [[File:FG18CoreSt63Appendix3.JPG|thumb|300px|Core slab photo.<ref name=Ruppel_2012>Ruppel, Stephen C., 2012, [http://archives
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  • | chapter = Core handling ...ared before the core is pulled. Every effort should be made to prevent the core from weathering or changing if s fluid contents. Speed is important when ha
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  • | chapter = Core orientation ...rmined. Typically, a mark, groove, or line is placed on the surface of the core and the ''in situ'' [[azimuth]] of the marking is determined with respect t
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  • File:Core-orientation fig3.png
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  • File:Core-handling small.png
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  • File:Core-description fig1.png
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  • File:Core-orientation fig1.png
    Typical assembly for mechanically orienting core.
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  • | chapter = Core alteration and preservation ...losely as possible to virgin reservoir conditions. Thus, alteration of the core during recovery, wellsite handling, shipment, and storage must be minimized
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  • File:Saskatchewan core storage facility.jpg
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  • | chapter = Overview of routine core analysis [[file:Box_core32.jpg|thumb|300px|Box of core samples, labelled and stored on site, [http://nc.water.usgs.gov/ccp/2003Eto
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  • File:Core-alteration-and-preservation fig1.png
    ...e. (a)Oil-productive formation. (b) Gas-productive formation. (Courtesy of Core Laboratories, a Division of Western Atlas International}} ...e. (a)Oil-productive formation. (b) Gas-productive formation. (Courtesy of Core Laboratories, a Division of Western Atlas International.
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  • File:Overview-of-routine-core-analysis fig1.png
    ...shows that sidewall core values are almost always higher than conventional core values. Sample values from gas condensate zones are 10 to 15% higher, while
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  • File:Overview-of-routine-core-analysis fig2.png
    ...y have measured oil saturation values that are 2% higher than conventional core samples. In oil zones the relationship is less clear. The agreement between
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  • File:Overview-of-routine-core-analysis fig3.png
    ...e an indicated permeability greater than that determined from conventional core analysis. Sidewall cores from formations with more than 20 md permeability
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  • #REDIRECT [[Core-to-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships]]
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