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An empirical relationship between thermal conductivity and elastic wave velocities in sandstone
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1993
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Rock TestingEngineeringClean Quartz SandstoneWater-rock InteractionEarth ScienceThermal ConductivityGeotechnical EngineeringThermodynamicsThermal ConductionReservoir CharacterizationPhysicsGeologyElastic Wave VelocitiesHeat TransferEngineering GeologySedimentologyRock PropertiesPorothermoelasticityCivil EngineeringApplied PhysicsGeomechanicsRock PhysicReservoir GeologyEmpirical RelationshipWeighted Geometric MeanThermal EngineeringRock MechanicsThermal Property
Measurements in three samples of very clean quartz sandstone in the porosity range 4–16 %, under dry and 100 % water‐saturated conditions, show that P‐ and S‐wave velocities are linearly correlated with thermal conductivity. The experimental results agree with the theoretical relation between seismic velocities (predicted by the Kuster and Toksöz model (1974)) and thermal conductivity (predicted by weighted geometric mean).
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