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    Geochemistry Rock-Eval Charts For Techlog, Including Van Krevelen Diagram

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    A client wanted to use standard Rock-Eval geochemistry charts in Techlog that they used in Excel. The document describes converting several common Rock-Eval charts including the Van Krevelen diagram, plots of total organic carbon (TOC) vs S2, and maximum temperature vs pyrolysis index (PI) and hydrogen index (HI) to .xml format for use in Techlog. The charts were fabricated for display purposes and follow Techlog conventions for chart naming.

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    Geochemistry Rock-Eval Charts For Techlog, Including Van Krevelen Diagram

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    A client wanted to use standard Rock-Eval geochemistry charts in Techlog that they used in Excel. The document describes converting several common Rock-Eval charts including the Van Krevelen diagram, plots of total organic carbon (TOC) vs S2, and maximum temperature vs pyrolysis index (PI) and hydrogen index (HI) to .xml format for use in Techlog. The charts were fabricated for display purposes and follow Techlog conventions for chart naming.

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    A client wanted to use standard Rock-Eval geochemistry charts in Techlog that they used in Excel. The document describes converting several common Rock-Eval charts including the Van Krevelen diagram, plots of total organic carbon (TOC) vs S2, and maximum temperature vs pyrolysis index (PI) and hydrogen index (HI) to .xml format for use in Techlog. The charts were fabricated for display purposes and follow Techlog conventions for chart naming.

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    Geochemistry Rock-Eval Charts For Techlog, Including Van Krevelen Diagram

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    krackku k
    A client wanted to use standard Rock-Eval geochemistry charts in Techlog that they used in Excel. The document describes converting several common Rock-Eval charts including the Van Krevelen diagram, plots of total organic carbon (TOC) vs S2, and maximum temperature vs pyrolysis index (PI) and hydrogen index (HI) to .xml format for use in Techlog. The charts were fabricated for display purposes and follow Techlog conventions for chart naming.

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    Geochemistry Rock-Eval charts for

    Techlog, including Van Krevelen diagram


    Overview
    A client evaluating Techlog was needing to use the same standard geochemistry charts in Techlog that they
    are currently using in Excel for display of Rock-Eval pyrolysis data. These charts are typically used to
    determine kerogen type and maturity. SRL uses similar charts and they have been converted here to .xml for
    compatibility with Techlog.

    Schlumberger-Private
    Plotted data have been fabricated for display purposes.
    Charts have been named following Techlog convention: XFamily_vs_YFamily.xml

    1. Oxygen_Index_vs_Hydrogen_Index.xml (Van Krevelen)


    2. TOC_vs_S2.xml
    3. TOC_vs_S2_no_labels.xml
    4. Maximum_Temperature_vs_PI.xml
    5. Maximum_Temperature_vs_PI_no_labels.xml
    6. Maximum_Temperature_vs_HI.xml
    7. Maximum_Temperature_vs_HI_no_labels.xml
    Oxygen_Index_vs_Hydrogen_Index.xml

    Schlumberger-Private
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    TOC_vs_S2.xml
    TOC_vs_S2_no_labels.xml (labels can be added using annotations)

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    Maximum_Temperature_vs_PI.xml

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    Maximum_Temperature_vs_PI_no_labels.xml

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    Maximum_Temperature_vs_HI.xml

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    Maximum_Temperature_vs_HI_no_labels.xml

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