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− | Water resistivity or R<sub>w</sub>, is a critical component of log analysis in calculating water saturation using the Archie equation. R<sub>w</sub> can be measured from a sample of formation water taken from the zone of interest at the well site or a nearby well, or it can be calculated using spontaneous potential (SP) log data. | + | Water resistivity or R<sub>w</sub>, is a critical component of log analysis in calculating [[water saturation]] using the Archie equation. R<sub>w</sub> can be measured from a sample of formation water taken from the zone of interest at the well site or a nearby well, or it can be calculated using spontaneous potential (SP) log data. |
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| ==Data required== | | ==Data required== |
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| ==Converting r<sub>m</sub> to r<sub>mf</sub>== | | ==Converting r<sub>m</sub> to r<sub>mf</sub>== |
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− | [[file:predicting-reservoir-system-quality-and-performance_fig9-32.png|thumb|{{figure number|1}}. Copyright: Schlumberger.]] | + | [[file:predicting-reservoir-system-quality-and-performance_fig9-32.png|thumb|{{figure number|1}} Copyright: Schlumberger.]] |
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| If the log header gives R<sub>m</sub> only, then R<sub>m</sub> must be converted to R<sub>mf</sub> using this procedure: | | If the log header gives R<sub>m</sub> only, then R<sub>m</sub> must be converted to R<sub>mf</sub> using this procedure: |
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| ==Step 2: convert r<sub>mf</sub> to r<sub>mf</sub> at formation temperature== | | ==Step 2: convert r<sub>mf</sub> to r<sub>mf</sub> at formation temperature== |
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− | [[file:predicting-reservoir-system-quality-and-performance_fig9-33.png|thumb|{{figure number|2}}. Copyright: Schlumberger.]] | + | [[file:predicting-reservoir-system-quality-and-performance_fig9-33.png|thumb|{{figure number|2}} Copyright: Schlumberger.]] |
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| Follow this procedure to convert R<sub>mf</sub> (measured at surface temperature) to R<sub>mf</sub> at formation temperature. | | Follow this procedure to convert R<sub>mf</sub> (measured at surface temperature) to R<sub>mf</sub> at formation temperature. |
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| ==Step 3: convert r<sub>mf</sub> to r<sub>mf eq</sub>== | | ==Step 3: convert r<sub>mf</sub> to r<sub>mf eq</sub>== |
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| Use the R<sub>mf</sub> at formation temperature obtained above and follow the procedure below to convert R<sub>mf</sub> to equivalent mud filtrate resistivity (R<sub>mf</sub> <sub>eq</sub>). | | Use the R<sub>mf</sub> at formation temperature obtained above and follow the procedure below to convert R<sub>mf</sub> to equivalent mud filtrate resistivity (R<sub>mf</sub> <sub>eq</sub>). |
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| ==Step 4: convert SP to r<sub>we</sub>== | | ==Step 4: convert SP to r<sub>we</sub>== |
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| Follow the procedure below to convert SP from the zone of interest to equivalent formation water resistivity (R<sub>we</sub>). | | Follow the procedure below to convert SP from the zone of interest to equivalent formation water resistivity (R<sub>we</sub>). |