Title:

Electroosmosis Effect on Micropermeability through Rock Samples

Authors:

G. Touchard, T. Paillat, D. Beaufort and S. Watanabe

Conference:

Stanford Geothermal Workshop

Year:

1996

Session:

Geoscience

Language:

English

File Size:

395KB

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Abstract:

It is a well known fact that a liquid flowing through a microporous media creates a potential difference between entry and exit of the sample. This phenomenon is known as streaming potential. In an other hand, when a potential difference is applied through an impregnate rock sample, a flow is induced, this is called electroosmosis effect. In this paper, we examine electroosmosis experiments made in a percolation cell in which two gold electrodes are placed in the inner and in the outer chamber. The temperature, the pressure and potential difference, the flow, the current and the chemical composition of water in chambers may be recorded. Experiment consist to the application of electric field through the sample and to observe the evolution of the flow, the electrical current and the chemical dissolution.


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