Focused Magnetic Resonance Tool
Provides accurate porosity, fluid saturation, and pore-size distribution at multiple depths of investigation
Applications
- Lithology-independent porosity
- Fluid identification and saturation
- Hydrocarbon characterization and viscosity
- Moveable-hydrocarbon identification in laminated, low-contrast, complex-lithology, and unconventional reservoirs
- Permeability index
- Capillary pressure
Features and Benefits
- Minimizes borehole effects while maximizing formation response with an eccentered sidewall-focused design and high-efficiency antenna
- Delivers precise data in high-salinity mud (0.02 ohm-m) and large boreholes without a mud excluder
- Enables radial saturation profiling with multifrequency operation
- Maximizes multidimensional-inversion response and accuracy by incorporating unique acquisition sequences that provide enhanced fluid identification and characterization
- Offers a unique pre-job planning process that selects the acquisition sequence to client requirements and the wellbore environment
- Provides stationary measurements via comprehensive activation sequences
- Yields spectra for T1 and T2 at the wellsite, and provides single-pass data for advanced post-processing, including 2D inversion for T1, T2, and diffusion constant
- Offers variable logging speeds depending on the selected activation sequence
Tool Description
The focused magnetic resonance (FMR) tool provides accurate porosity, fluid saturations in the flushed zone, and pore-size distribution* at multiple depths of investigation. Based on the same principles used in medical magnetic resonance imaging technology (MRI), the FMR offers unique acquisition sequences that both quantify and characterize rock and fluid types.
Post processing of FMR tool data provides critical rock and fluid information, including porosity, pore-size distribution, permeability, viscosity, capillary pressure, hydrocarbon type, and saturation
* For water wetting phase
Specifications
Measurement
Data | Porosity; porosity partitioning; T1 and T2 spectra |
Depth of investigation | 1.68 in. (4.3 cm) to 4.27 in. (10.8 cm) |
Antenna aperture | 18 in. (45.7 cm) |
Minimum echo spacing | 0.4 ms |
Number of frequency bands | 16 |
Measurement range | Porosity: 0 to 100 pu |
Accuracy | Total NMR porosity: ±1 pu at BHT |
Mechanical
Diameter | Sonde: 5 in. (12.7 cm) |
Length | 23.5 ft (7.16 m) |
Weight | 780 lb (326.6 kg) |
Maximum temperature | 350°F (177°C) |
Maximum pressure | 20,000 psi (138 MPa) |
Minimum hole size | 5.875 in. (14.92 cm) |
Maximum hole size | No limit |
Minimum mud resistivity | 0.02 ohm-m |
Answer Products
Field deliverables | Total porosity |
Permeability index | |
Porosity partitions (free, capillary, and clay-bound fluids) | |
T1 and T2 spectra | |
Standard interpretation | Magnetic resonance porosity: permeability analysis |
Porosity partition: permeability index adjusted by T2 cutoff (free, capillary, and clay-bound fluids) | |
Rock quality index | |
Calibrated permeability | |
Advanced interpretation | Fluid identification and saturations |
Petrophysical analysis | |
Oil viscosity analysis | |
Under-called porosity (gas, TOC, heavy oil) |
The Weatherford focused magnetic resonance (FMR) tool provides a complete nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) formation-evaluation solution.
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