Thematic bibliography of mercury porosimetry

Modrý, S.; Svatá, M.; Brakel, Jaap Van

doi:10.1016/0032-5910(81)85002-4

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“…This technique's non-wetting fluid should be non-reactive with the porous medium. Van Brakel et al (1981) and Modrý et al (1981) provide an excellent review of mercury injection porosimetry techniques and models for interpreting mercury porosimetry data. However, MICP only provides partial pore structure information (i.e., the pore throat size distribution) of porous media, which introduces some ambiguity in the pore structure information available from MICP capillary pressure curves since it is possible for porous media with different pore structures (due to a difference in pore body size distributions) to have similar capillary pressure curves.…”

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Rate-Controlled Porosimetry: A State-of-the-Art Review

Daniels,

Myers,

Hathon

2023

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Rate-controlled porosimetry is a powerful technique for studying the pore structure of porous media and the physical properties of porous media. This technique involves injecting and extracting a non-wetting fluid at a controlled rate into and from a porous medium, resulting in a fluctuating capillary pressure trace as a function of the injected non-wetting fluid volume. This review introduces the state-of-the-art rate-controlled porosimeters and techniques for studying geological porous media and the advancements made in our understanding of rate-controlled immiscible displacement processes. The insights gained from these studies are synthesized to facilitate cross-disciplinary research into the influence of pore structure on the petrophysical properties of geological porous media. Applications include enhanced oil recovery, site characterization for geological CO2 storage, assessing the integrity of engineered barrier systems for safe nuclear waste disposal, and improving pore-scale models.

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Rate-Controlled Porosimetry: A State-of-the-Art Review

Daniels,

Myers,

Hathon

2023

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Low pressure rheology of granular powders using a drawing plate technique

Lee¹

1988

Polymer Engineering & Sci

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An analysis of a drawing plate test for easily monitoring the low‐pressure frictional characteristics of powders is presented. The test is performed by measuring the force required to withdraw a plate from a cylindrical bed of dry powder. The characteristics of the drawing force profile are analyzed using Janssen's classical differential element approach to relate the product μK of powders as a function of packing of powder medium, where μ is the coefficient of friction of the powders against the solid drawing plate, and K is Janssen's constant, an anisotropic pressure distribution factor of a powder bed. The packing arrangement, expressed as the external void fraction, due to tapping, significantly alters the μK value and the effective sustaining strength of a powder bed. Experimental results on spherical glass beads having mono‐ and bimodal size distributions, and on three different poly (vinyl chloride) (PVC) powders are discussed. A spherical, high bulk density PVC powder has the combination of low μK and high, bulk density desirable for rigid powder compounding applications.

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Advances in Experimental Techniques for Mercury Intrusion Porosimetry

Winslow

1984

Surface and Colloid Science

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Thematic bibliography of mercury porosimetry

Cited by 17 publications

References 313 publications

Rate-Controlled Porosimetry: A State-of-the-Art Review

Rate-Controlled Porosimetry: A State-of-the-Art Review

Low pressure rheology of granular powders using a drawing plate technique

Advances in Experimental Techniques for Mercury Intrusion Porosimetry

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