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170    Reservoir Engineering



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                                          QCNL~~, Neutron Porosity Index (pu)
                                              (Apparent Limestone Pwosi)
                    Figure 5-97.  Chart for  finding porosity and matrix composition from a
                    FDC-CNL log combination in fresh water [199].




                       3.  Locating intervals at irreducible water saturation by  comparing $F  with $,
                         and R,, determined with  other logs.
                       4.  Determining residual  oil  saturation  by  adding paramagnetic ions  to  the
                         mud  filtrate to cancel the water signal and leave the oil signal.

                     Dielectric Measurement Tools.  Dielectric measurement  tools  examine the
                     formation with high frequency electromagnetic, waves (microwaves) rather than
                     high-frequency sound waves (as in the sonic or.acoustic logging tools). The way
                     the  electromagnetic wave  passes  through  a  given  formation  depends  on  the
                     dielectric constants (E) of  the minerals and fluids contained in the rock.
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