Method for continuously quantitative evaluation of pore structures of reservoir strata by utilizing nuclear magnetic resonance well logging data
A technology of nuclear magnetic resonance and well logging data, which is applied in the fields of electronic magnetic resonance/nuclear magnetic resonance detection, electrical/magnetic detection for logging records, earthwork drilling and mining, etc., and can solve the problem of unreachable nuclear magnetic resonance logging data Continuous quantitative evaluation of reservoir pore structure, lack of petrophysical basis, difficult to accurately determine the conversion scale factor, etc.
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[0080] The present invention is the actually measured nuclear magnetic resonance logging T 2 The spectrum is transformed into a continuously distributed NMR capillary pressure curve using the classification nonlinear calibration method. The capillary pressure curve is used to obtain reservoir pore structure parameters such as the distribution of reservoir pore throat radius, the average pore throat radius, and the maximum pore throat radius. It performs continuous quantitative evaluation of reservoir pore structure and classifies reservoirs.
[0081] According to the basic principle of nuclear magnetic resonance logging, for water-wet rocks, when the magnetic field is uniform, the diffusion coefficient is not large, and the rock pores are assumed to have regular geometric shapes, the lateral relaxation process is mainly dominated by surface relaxation. , the transverse relaxation time is:
[0082] 1 T 2 = ...
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