Applicability of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Experiment in Analyzing Pore and Fluid Distribution Characteristics of Tight Sandstone: A Case Study in the Julu Area, Bohai Bay Basin, China
Zhenfei Jiang,
Yanming Zhu,
Peng Li
et al.
Abstract:Characterizing the
pore and fluid distribution is critical for
evaluating the reservoir potential of new areas. Nuclear magnetic
resonance (NMR) is considered as an experimental method capable of
full-scale characterization of pore characteristics. However, the T
2 spectrum of a saturated sample is affected
by a combination of sample and experimental parameters, and it is
important to confirm whether the T
2 spectrum
fully reflects the sample pore information. Eight tight sandstone
samples from the Julu area w… Show more
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