Comparison of NMR Porosity and Water Imbibition Porosity (WIP): A Case Study of Paleocene Limestone and Associated Rocks from Eastern Dahomey Basin. 13th International Bologna Conference UII Magnetic Resonance ill Porous Media, Bologna, Italy.
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2016-09
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Olatinsu, O.B
Esteban, C.L
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This study presents the results of porosity measurement on four representative rock types (limestone, sandstone, shale and glauconite) from eastern Dahomey Basin. Standard magnetization CPMG decay curves were measured with a number of scans ranging from a minimum 0f 2000 to a maximum of 20,000 scans to achieve a good signal-to-noise ratio of the NMR response [1,2]. The connected water-filled porosity (0 in %) of the rock was estimated from three methods: (i) NMR proton signal (Tz total raw amplitude), (ii) integration from the Tz distribution [3] and (iii) water inhibition porosity (WIP) based on sample mass and volume under dry and saturated conditions (or partially saturated at 52 % relativhumidity).
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Linear Regression , Porosity
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Olatinsu, O.B and Esteban, C.L (2016) Comparison of NMR Porosity and Water Imbibition Porosity (WIP): A Case Study of Paleocene Limestone and Associated Rocks from Eastern Dahomey Basin