Magnetic Viscosity for Cyclostratigraphic Logging of Argillaceous Sediment

Lascu MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY LOGGING FOR CORES

The magnetic susceptibility of a natural or synthetic material is a measure of its ‘magnetizability’ in the presence of a small magnetic field. Once the applied field is removed, the magnetization induced in the analyzed material reverts to the initial magnetized state of the substance. In mathematical terms, volume magnetic susceptibility (κ) is defined as the ratio between induced magnetizati...

investigation of soil magnetic characteristics efficiency for sediment sources differentiation

designing effective strategies for sediment management and control is closely related to identification of sediment sources in a drainage basin. one of the methods for investigating sediment sources is using magnetic tracers for erosion and sediment yield studies. sediment source identification using magnetic characteristics is a simple, inexpensive, quick and non-destructive method having appl...

Fluid Characterization using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Logging

This paper presents a variety of field applications that illustrate recent advances in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) logging fluid characterization methods. The main concepts of NMR logging and the principles underlying NMR diffusion measurements, which form the basis for all standalone NMR fluid characterization methods, are briefly reviewed. Field examples of the MRF Magnetic Resonance Flu...

MAGNETIC VISCOSITY IN NdFeB MAGNETS

The relaxation of the magnetization is calculated for isotropic and anisotropic magnets. For NdFeB magnets, the dependence of Sv on texture, above room temperature, is roughly consistent with the model, while the NdDyFeB magnets show no dependence upon texture.

Features, Events and Processes Evaluation Catalogue for Argillaceous Media