Nuclear magnetic resonance sensing device for downhole measurements
Abstract:
A nuclear magnetic resonance device for subterranean characterization includes a tool body, a peripheral measurement device, and a controller. The tool body includes a permanent magnet located therein, permanent magnet inducing a static magnetic field (B0) in a region of interest. The peripheral measurement device is coupled to the tool body. The measurement device includes a radio frequency coil controllable to generate a radio frequency magnetic field (B1) in the region of interest, receive a response signal, or both. The controller is communicatively coupled to the radio frequency coil and controllable to drive the radio frequency coil, process the response signal, or both.
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