Prepare the experiment
Enter core and fluid properties, then select stable permeability records.
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SAMPLE workbench · Coreflood experiments
Coreflood
Follow the experiment.
Inspect the calculation.
A coreflood workbench connecting sample properties, injection stages, measured production and reporting.
The task
Project requirements.
An experiment needs a consistent record from the first core measurement to the final recovery calculation. Units, corrections and source measurements must remain visible along the way.
The working result
Implemented workflow.
Coreflood keeps the experiment in one working record. Prepare the core and fluids, analyse stable pressure records, plan injection stages and inspect production and desaturation results.
Inside Coreflood
From input to output.
Plan and analyse
Set injection stages and enter measured production with explicit corrections.
Report the record
Export the experiment, derived tables and the active report.
- Format
- Browser workbench
- Inputs
- Manual entry, CSV and experiment JSON
- Working data
- Kept in the current tab
- Outputs
- JSON, CSV, plot images and print report
The initial experiment is labelled SAMPLE. This workbench plans and analyses experiments; it does not control laboratory equipment or certify an operating procedure. Save the experiment JSON before closing the tab.
Inspect one result
Keep the input and export together.
Open the SAMPLE workbench, review the stated core and fluid properties, then inspect a derived table with its units and assumptions. Export the experiment JSON and the corresponding CSV or report from the workbench. Compare the exported values with the displayed record before using your own measurements.
This route describes how to inspect the existing tool. The portfolio does not supply a separately verified laboratory dataset or certify the result.
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