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AAPG Bulletin; Year: 2018; Issue: September DOI: 10.1306/0108181613217061
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Figure 12. Capillary-pressure curves and throat characteristics based on pressure-controlled mercury injection experiments. The “frequency” on the y-axis (B–D) represents the sample ratio of each interval. (A) Intrusion and extrusion curves. (B) Maximum intrusion mercury saturation distribution. (C) Mercury withdrawal efficiency distribution. (D) Average throat radius distribution. kg = nitrogen permeability; N = number of core samples; φ = porosity.
Figure 12. Capillary-pressure curves and throat characteristics based on pressure-controlled mercury injection experiments. The “frequency” on the y-axis (B–D) represents the sample ratio of each interval. (A) Intrusion and extrusion curves. (B) Maximum intrusion mercury saturation distribution. (C) Mercury withdrawal efficiency distribution. (D) Average throat radius distribution. kg = nitrogen permeability; N = number of core samples; φ = porosity.