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Springer Science and Business Media LLC Applied Water Science 13(10)
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    Abstract In the petroleum sector, spectral-induced polarization (SIP) can detect low-frequency electrical characteristics in rocks without causing any damage. Measurements from 1 mHz to 100 kHz were conducted at ambient temperature for synthetic shale sand combinations from Gabel El-Galala, Cairo, Egypt. Because of an increase in the relative conductor (shale) concentration despite a reduction in the relative insulator (sand) concentration, and the effect of increasing saturation, this is the first study to explain the electrical impact of shale sand combination. We will also look into its saturation and frequency to further model and analyze shale with electrical characteristics. Both conductivity and impedance decrease regarding sand's presence. The dielectric constant increases with increasing shale level and saturation below the percolation threshold but drops beyond it. Material rich in shale has lower impedance than material rich in sand. Concentrating and saturating the shale in the synthetic sand enhanced its electrical conductivity. Ionized liquid and the conductive minerals present in shale also contribute to this improvement. The mixture's electrical characteristics improved significantly as the frequency rose. Low-frequency analysis shows that the samples have high conductive and dielectric constants. These investigations could improve oil and gas recovery by illuminating the electrical characteristics of the reservoir rock.

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