Nuclear magnetic resonance sensing device calibration system and method
AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorJie YANG
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AssigneeHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.
InventorJie YANG
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Described herein are systems and techniques for improving accuracies of determinations made using a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) sensing device when the NRM sensing device collects data in a wellbore. NMR sensing devices include a magnet that provides a magnetic field that aligns the spins of protons in substances near the NMR sensing device. The magnetic field strength provided by this magnet affects the sensitivity of the NMR sensing device and affects frequencies that the NMR sensing device effectively uses when the NMR sensing device operates. Furthermore, the field strength of magnets used in an NMR sensing device varies with temperature. Since temperatures within a wellbore vary significantly and since these temperatures affect how an NMR sensing device operates, systems and techniques of the present disclosure collect calibration data in a calibration chamber such that data sensed by the NMR sensing device can be interpreted more accurately when temperatures change.
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