Sensor for multivariable analysis of oil sands at high-temperature and high-pressure environmental conditions.
The sensor is fabricated and tested in the microwave and millimeter-wave research lab.
The University of Alberta inventors have developed a sensor that offers multiple resonance frequencies throughout its spectrum and according to the significant change in the dielectric permittivities of the target materials downhole SAGD (water, bitumen, and clay), the system is able to measure volumetric concentrations of the target materials.
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Laboratory prototypes
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Patent licensing
Technology development
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