Dielectric study of (alcohol)/sub x/(water)/sub 1-x/ mixtures and valuation of static permittivity and relaxation time for supercooled water

Noyel, G.; Jorat, L.; Huck, J.; Derriche, O.

doi:10.1109/icdl.1990.202903

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“…where εˊ and ε〞 are the real component and imaginary component of the compound dielectric constant. Their dependence on temperature T and angle frequency ω of alternating electric field can be described respectively as follows [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]: . ) (…”

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Dielectric Characteristics of Hydrated Paraffin

Zuo

Wang

et al. 2012

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Based on the composite dielectric polarization theory, dielectric permittivity, dissipation factor and loss angle tangent of hydrated paraffin versus temperature and power supply frequency were analyzed. The effect of different water contents in paraffin on its dielectric characteristics was also studied. The more the water content in hydrated paraffin, the greater the dielectric parameters, dissipation factor can reach 1.48 when the water contents was 15%. They can provide references for theoretical researches and industrial applications on removal of paraffin that condense on the interior walls of oil pipes in oil extraction by electric heating method.

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