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effects reduce the distortion of the ascending branches of the longitudinal apparent-
resistivity curves, but distort their descending branches.
In our consideration the inclusion elongation e
b (aspect ratio) can
be used as a parameter that controls an accuracy of the two-dimensional approxima-
tion of the three-dimensional inclusions. Considering an inclusion elongated in the
x
=
a
/
b
,
a
>
direction, we introduce the following decompositions of the apparent resistivi-
ties observed over the inclusion:
p xy
xy (2 D )int e S 1 -interval
xy (3 D )
=
p xy
xy (2 D ) n e h -interval
(7
.
130)
p yx
S
yx (2 D )int e S 1 -interval
yx (3 D )
=
p yx
yx (2 D ) n e h -interval
.
S
h
S
h
Here
xy (2 D )
,
xy (2 D )
,
yx (2 D )
,
yx (2 D ) are the two-dimensional apparent
p yx are the factors characteriz-
ing their three-dimensional distortions. According to (7.122) and (7.126),
, and p xy ,
p xy ,
p yx ,
resistivities, obtained at e
→∞
4
o ( S 1 +
xy (2 D )
xy (2 D )
= o h 2
=
S 1 ) 2
= o h 2 S 1
S 1
2
(7
.
131)
1
o ( S 1 ) 2
S
yx (2 D )
h
yx (2 D )
=
and
1) 2
1) 2
( e
+
( e
+
p xy =
p xy =
e
2
S 1 /
S 1 ) 2
( e
+
2
+
S 1 /
S 1
1
+
(7
.
132)
1) 2
1) 2
( e
+
( e
+
p yx =
p yx =
S 1 ) 2 .
e
2
S 1 /
S 1 /
S 1
( e
+
1
+
+
2
The factors p xy ,
p xy ,
p yx ,
p yx tend to 1, as the elongation e tends to
(the ellip-
tic cylinder degenerates into a two-dimensional prism). Naturally the departure
of p xy ,
p yx from 1 is a measure of the inclusion three-dimensionality.
Assume that the elliptic inclusion can be considered as quasi-two-dimensional,
provided 0
p xy ,
p yx ,
p xy ,
p xy ,
p yx ,
p yx
.
9
1
.
1, that is, if the longitudinal and trans-
verse apparent resistivities,
xy and
yx , differ from the two-dimensional apparent
yx (2 D ) at most by 10%. Thus, in view
of (7.132), we can derive the simple estimates for the quasi-two-dimensionality of
resistive and conductive elliptic inclusions (Table 7.2). The most favorable estimates
xy (2 D )
xy (2 D ) and
yx (2 D )
resistivities
,
,
 
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