Test on Electrical Conductinity of Oil Shale

Qiu Wen Wang; You Hong Sun; Fang Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.591-593.969

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Test on Electrical Conductinity of Oil Shale

Abstract:

In this paper, two different layers of Huadian oil shale were selected. In the basic of oil shale density, moisture and oil yeild, and electrical physical properties of oil shale are researched by theoretical, experimental and comparative analysis. The experiments showed that under room temperature, the oil shale does not have a conductivity, but when the temperature increases, the ions are activated, so the ions has a higher energy to break through to the energy dam limits. Therefore, with the temperature increases, the conductivity of oil shale is getting better. And it has another three factors impact the conductivity: the higher temperature, the greater moisture content, and the less oil content.