Nuclear magnetic resonance detection of geologic structures

Details Nuclear magnetic resonance detection of geologic structures Nuclear magnetic resonance detection of geologic structures

1991-11-27

1994-05-03

Arana, Louis

Electricity: measuring and testing

Particle precession resonance

Using well logging device

324306, G01V 300

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053090985

ABSTRACT:
An improved system for using nuclear magnetic resonance techniques to obtain information relating to geologic structures. The system of the present invention employs a variable sampling window which increases sampling efficiency by allowing the system to optimize the sampling interval, thereby maximizing the amount of data which can be obtained in a series of data samples.

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