论文信息 - Magnetic resonance, digital image analysis, and permeability of porous media

Magnetic resonance, digital image analysis, and permeability of porous media

The results of an experimental and theoretical study of consolidated, acid‐cleaned fused glass beads are presented. Measurements of the spin‐lattice lifetime, permeability, and capillary pressure curves in conjunction with digital analysis of scanning electron microscope images and theoretical modeling lead to a description of this porous material consistent with the fast diffusion picture of nuclear magnetic relaxation.

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