Mercury Injection Capillary Pressure Analysis

The Australian School of Petroleum (ASP) offers rapid, state of the art measurement of the capillary pressure and pore network characteristics of reservoirs, cap-rocks, fault seals and intra-formation seals.

ASP Mercury Injection Capillary Pressure Analysis offers:

• Injection and withdrawal data in spreadsheet form
• High pressure porosimetry (to 60,000 psi)
• Pore Network Characterisation
• Saturation height function
• Free-water level determination
• Calculation or recovery efficiency
• Data conversion to reservoir conditions
• Directional injection with user-defined pressure tables
• Empirical evaluation of cuttings to core correlation factor
• Threshold pressure determination for seal evaluation
• Integration with SEM sample characterisation

Non-Petroleum MICP Applications

• Pore structure for pharmaceuticals and ceramics
• Filter characterisation for the waste disposal industry
• Artificial membrane characterisation for engineering geology

More Information

• Mercury Injection Capillary Pressure Analysis
• Innovative Fault Seal Micp Analysis
• MICP Background
• Conversion Of Air-Mercury Data To The Hydrocarbon-Water And Gas-Water Systems
• Petrophysical Theory
• Micp Reservoir Characterisation