ZEISS at AAPG 2014
April 06 - 09, Booth #2219 - Houston, TX, USA
From discovery to recovery, we help you find the answers that reduce uncertainty. As the world’s only provider of light, X-ray, electron and ion microscopes, we enable correlative microscopy workflows that facilitate your discovery process. Visit us to discuss how our best in class 2D and 3D imaging solutions help you study complex pore structures in sandstone, carbonates and shale across multiple length scales; determine rock types and mineralogy with confidence; model fluid flow to evaluate pore connectivity; and study porosity from mm to nm.
X-ray Microscopy
Nondestructive 3D Imaging
ZEISS recently acquired Xradia with its non-destructive 3D X-ray microscopes for high resolution, high contrast imaging. ZEISS Xradia 520 Versa offers submicron imaging and a specialized in situ kit for high pressure flow cells and other rigs. ZEISS Xradia 810 Ultra provides <50 nm spatial resolution an order of magnitude faster for carbonates and shale.
Understand rock physics, including porosity and permeability, non-destructively and in situ at high resolution and contrast.
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Light Microscopy
ZEISS Primotech
Analyze transparent or opaque materials with simultaneous reflected and transmitted light illumination and birefringent structures with polarization contrast. Profit from reproducible results thanks to the encoded nosepiece turret. Connect and access multiple microscopes through Matscope, the imaging app from ZEISS.
Estimate rock maturity, including kerogen typing, and identify mineralogy and type of organic matter.
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Electron/Ion Microscopy
FIB-SEM
Combine the 3D imaging and analysis performance of the GEMINI e-Beam column with the ability of a FIB for material processing and sample preparation on a nanoscopic scale with the ZEISS FIB-SEM.
Visit our booth to see how our newest FIB-SEM, ZEISS Crossbeam, can help you gain a comprehensive understanding of nanometer scale pore networks in unconventional reservoirs.
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