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They are related to wettability and would be use as a fitting parameter. So if you have the capillary pressure curve, adjust the parameter until you get a fit between the equation and the actual lab data. Simple
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dear shakespear thanks for sharing your idea , i am uploading my laboratory fileOriginally Posted by Shakespear
They are related to wettability and would be use as a fitting parameter. So if you have the capillary pressure curve, adjust the parameter until you get a fit between the equation and the actual lab data. Simple
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if you can do a favour on it
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