Electrical Conductivity Laboratory

Electrical Conductivity Laboratory is a program designed to measure the electrical conductivity of a rock sample at high temperatures under controlled oxygen fugcaity conditions through use of impedance spectroscopy and includes calculation of CO/CO2 or H2/CO2 gas ratios for controlling oxygen fugacity.

The measurement apparatus below the gas flow controllers.

User guide

• Instruments
  • Keysight E34972A LXI Data Acquisition / Switch unit
  • Keysight E4980A Precision LCR Meter [20 Hz to 2 MHz ]
  • Eurotherm 3216 PID temperature controller
  • Alicat Gas Mass Flow Controllers
  • Optics Focus Motion Controller
• Safety Considerations
  • Extreme temperature
  • Gases
  • Air-conditioner
  • Electrical cables
  • Coolant
• Standard Operating Procedure
  • Safety equipment
  • Gas proficiency training
  • Gas line checks
  • High-temperature warning sign
• Instrument Calibration
  • Open furnace
  • Stage profile
• Important Documents
• Getting Started
  • Controlling the instruments
  • Beginning a new experiment
• Troubleshooting

Documentation

• Laboratory
  • Laboratory
  • Experiment
• Configuration
• Drivers
  • LCR
  • DAQ
  • Furnace
  • Linear Stage
  • Gas Controllers
• Plot
• Calibration
• Utils
  • Loggers
  • Exceptions

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page