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THE MEASUREMENT OF STREAMING POTENTIALS

Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1962
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G. H. E. Sims, R. G. Gilson
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A Field Streaming - Potential Experiment

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1962
Abstract Streaming-potential experiments were conducted within the Muddy- and Dakota-sandstone interval of a Denver basin well. Analysis of the data shows that, for this case, streaming potentials opposite sands were higher than those opposite shales when the mud was fresh.
M. Gondouin, H.J. Hill, M.H. Waxman
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Modelling tidal stream power potential

Applied Ocean Research, 2009
In recent years, there has been an increase in interest in renewable energy sources for a number of reasons. A particular interest in tidal energy has developed within the UK due to its numerous sites of high current velocity. In this article a development, based upon previous work, of an existing hydrodynamic computational model is shown which is used
Walkington, Ian, Burrows, Richard
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Streaming Potential Measurements with Phosphors

Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 1949
Streaming potentials of phosphor surfaces and of pyrex glass surfaces have been determined with the aid of non‐polarizable electrodes under conditions which promote varying degrees of adhesion of phosphor to glass. The materials and reagents were commercial products employed in the manufacture of television screens.
Robert Edelberg, Fred Hazel
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Streaming potential nature in bone

Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 1988
Electrokinetic behavior of intact wet bone tissue at room temperature was studied through streaming potentials. Chemical treatments examined the contribution of the organic and inorganic constituents of bone to streaming potentials. Results indicate that the organic matrix phase (collagen) dominates the streaming potential developed in intact bone ...
W.R. Walsh, N. Guzelsu
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Streaming potential and groundwater contamination

Exploration Geophysics, 2004
Measurements of streaming potential can provide a means for the detection and quantification of contaminants in groundwater prior to remediation. However, laboratory determinations of specific electrolyte properties are required for an adequate analysis of the hydraulic gradient in complex situations.
Simon S. Baker, James P. Cull
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Streaming potential through multilayer membranes

AIChE Journal, 2001
AbstractThe fundamental and practical importance of electrokinetic characterization of porous membranes is now well recognized. However, not enough attention has focused on the fact that the most practically interesting membranes have a multilayer structure.
A. Szymczyk, C. Labbez, P. Fievet, B. Aoubiza, C. Simon   +4 more
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Streaming potential in small capillaries

Journal of Colloid Science, 1963
Abstract The zeta-potential is related to the electrokinetic streaming potential in capillaries of small radius by a new theoretical solution. This solution does not rest on any of the following three unsatisfactory assumptions: 1. 1. That the surface conductivity of the walls is negligible. 2. 2.
I.B Oldham, F.J Young, J.F Osterle
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Streaming potential in nature

2005
For the first time, QUINCKE found in 1859 the phenomenon of electric streaming potential. Twenty years later HELMHOLTZ published a mathematical expression for the streaming potential.
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The Streaming Potential Concept.

1953
PhD ; Chemical engineering ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/183631/2/0007607 ...
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