CALCULATION OF THE ELEMENTAL CONTENT USING PEAK-HIGH VALUES INSTEAD OF INTEGRATED VALUES ON MODEL 1106 ELEMENTARY ANALYZER

Song Gexi

doi:10.11781/sysydz198601094

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Song Gexi. CALCULATION OF THE ELEMENTAL CONTENT USING PEAK-HIGH VALUES INSTEAD OF INTEGRATED VALUES ON MODEL 1106 ELEMENTARY ANALYZER[J]. PETROLEUM GEOLOGY & EXPERIMENT, 1986, 8(1): 94-96. doi: 10.11781/sysydz198601094

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Song Gexi. CALCULATION OF THE ELEMENTAL CONTENT USING PEAK-HIGH VALUES INSTEAD OF INTEGRATED VALUES ON MODEL 1106 ELEMENTARY ANALYZER[J]. PETROLEUM GEOLOGY & EXPERIMENT, 1986, 8(1): 94-96. doi: 10.11781/sysydz198601094

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CALCULATION OF THE ELEMENTAL CONTENT USING PEAK-HIGH VALUES INSTEAD OF INTEGRATED VALUES ON MODEL 1106 ELEMENTARY ANALYZER

doi: 10.11781/sysydz198601094

Song Gexi

Research Instittutc of Pctrolcum Exploration and Dcvelopmcnt of Xingjiang, Ministry of Petroleum Industry

Received Date: 1985-02-04
Publish Date: 1986-01-25

Abstract

Abstract

Peak-High Values instead of Integrated Values are used to calculate the elemental content of an organic matter because many faults occur when Model 1106 Elementary Analyzer is running. It is proved by practices that the method of Peak-High Value is feasible with allowable deviations.