Rapid flow measurement using an NMR imaging system

Electricity: measuring and testing – Particle precession resonance – Determine fluid flow rate

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324300, G01R 3320

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ABSTRACT:
An NMR system measures the velocity of flowing spins in the presence of stationary spins by performing three separate measurement cycles. The first cycle is a reference, the second cycle includes a magnetic field gradient having an incremental, flow sensitizing first moment .DELTA.M.sub.1, and a third measurement cycle includes a magnetic field gradient having an incremental flow sensitizing first moment -.DELTA.M.sub.1. The resulting NMR signals are processed to produce a velocity measurement.

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