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Wettability Alteration Chamber
The wettability alteration chamber is designed for the purpose of core wettability restoration prior to SCAL studies. The changes in wettability are obtained by subjecting the core to reservoir conditions of temperature and pressure for weeks. At this stage, a wettability transition may occur in the oil-invaded pores depending on the stability of the thin water films, located between the pore walls and the oil.
| Wettability Alteration Chamber WAC-S20 |
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| Maximum Core Diameter | 1.5 inch |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 400 bar |
| Maximum Temperature | 100°C |
| Cell Volume | 100, 300, 500 cc |
| High-Pressure Cell | 3 |
| Wettability Alteration Chamber WAC-S30 |
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| Maximum Core Diameter | 1.5 inch |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 600 bar |
| Maximum Temperature | 120°C |
| Cell Volume | 100, 300, 750 cc |
| High-Pressure Cell | 4 |
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