Carr et al., 1996 - Google Patents
Correlation of porosity types derived from NMR data and thin section image analysis in a carbonate reservoirCarr et al., 1996
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- 13904677369754911190
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- Carr M
- Ehrlich R
- Bowers M
- Howard J
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- Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) longitudinal relaxation (T1,) experiments on water saturated plugs can be used to derive pore size frequency distributions in naturally porous media. These distributions can be cross validated with related distributions derived from …
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