2004
DOI: 10.2516/ogst:2004034
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Composition and Heavy Oil Rheology

Abstract: Résumé -Rhéologie des bruts lourds en relation avec leur composition -La forte demande en énergie conduit les industries pétrolières à exploiter les réserves de bruts lourds et extralourds. Ces bruts sont en particulier caractérisés par leur forte viscosité qui rend leur transport en surface impossible sous leur état naturel (pertes de charge importantes). Plusieurs méthodes de traitement existent ; afin de les améliorer, il est nécessaire de comprendre l'origine de ces fortes viscosités. Notre démarche a été … Show more

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“…The relevant characteristics of the probed medium are, respectively, the electronic density (d e ) or the scattering length density SLD (ρ N ) fluctuations which give rise to the scattering. For a two-component medium labelled by subscripts 1 and 2, the contrast term Δρ 2 , to which scattered intensity is proportional, is simply I e (d e1 -d e2 ) 2 for X-rays and (ρ N1 -ρ N2 ) 2 for neutrons, where I e is the scattered intensity by a single electron (7.9 × 10 -26 cm 2 ).…”
Section: Neutron And/or X-ray Scatteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The relevant characteristics of the probed medium are, respectively, the electronic density (d e ) or the scattering length density SLD (ρ N ) fluctuations which give rise to the scattering. For a two-component medium labelled by subscripts 1 and 2, the contrast term Δρ 2 , to which scattered intensity is proportional, is simply I e (d e1 -d e2 ) 2 for X-rays and (ρ N1 -ρ N2 ) 2 for neutrons, where I e is the scattered intensity by a single electron (7.9 × 10 -26 cm 2 ).…”
Section: Neutron And/or X-ray Scatteringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Asphaltene particles have been frequently described as mass fractal aggregates of dimension D f [2,13,20,22,30]. In this case, on a much smaller scale than the typical size of aggregates, a simple expression of the scattering cross-section is expected:…”
Section: Mass Fractal Aggregatesmentioning
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