Adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation
Abstract Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurements are performed with the pulse sequence and acquisition parameters set by the operator, which cannot be adjusted in real time according to sample characteristics. In one acquisition cycle, usually thousands of high-power pulses are transmitted and...
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author | Guanghui Shi Lizhi Xiao Sihui Luo Guangzhi Liao Yan Zhang Xiang Zhang Jian Zhong Wanli Zhu Xueli Hou |
author_facet | Guanghui Shi Lizhi Xiao Sihui Luo Guangzhi Liao Yan Zhang Xiang Zhang Jian Zhong Wanli Zhu Xueli Hou |
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description | Abstract Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurements are performed with the pulse sequence and acquisition parameters set by the operator, which cannot be adjusted in real time according to sample characteristics. In one acquisition cycle, usually thousands of high-power pulses are transmitted and thousands of echo points are acquired. The power consumption cause the RF amplifier to overheat, and large amounts of acquired data may be invalid. Therefore, the optimization of excitation and acquisition processes is necessary to improve measurement efficiency. We explore a scheme for the real-time measurement of the samples by adaptively regulating the pulse sequence, which adapts the variable TE pulse sequence as the reconnaissance mode. The appropriate pulse sequence and reasonable parameters (NE, TE) can be selected according to the relaxation characteristics of the samples.This adaptive control strategy has great significance in guiding both dynamic and static measurements, and it is especially suitable for occasions where low magnetic field gradients and diffusion terms can be ignored. We also design a test circuit for adaptive control, which has the function of automatic parameter adjustment. By adjusting parameters such as the number of refocusing pulses, echo spacing, etc., the effective measurement of the samples can be achieved in practice. |
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spelling | doaj.art-9932d94299c9422fa643affcd1fa49e02023-03-22T11:15:07ZengNature PortfolioScientific Reports2045-23222023-03-0113111010.1038/s41598-023-31031-xAdaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitationGuanghui Shi0Lizhi Xiao1Sihui Luo2Guangzhi Liao3Yan Zhang4Xiang Zhang5Jian Zhong6Wanli Zhu7Xueli Hou8College of Geophysics, China University of PetroleumCollege of Geophysics, China University of PetroleumCollege of Carbon Neutral Energy, China University of PetroleumCollege of Geophysics, China University of PetroleumCollege of Geophysics, China University of PetroleumHuanding Energy ServicesChina National Logging CorporationChina National Logging CorporationChina National Logging CorporationAbstract Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurements are performed with the pulse sequence and acquisition parameters set by the operator, which cannot be adjusted in real time according to sample characteristics. In one acquisition cycle, usually thousands of high-power pulses are transmitted and thousands of echo points are acquired. The power consumption cause the RF amplifier to overheat, and large amounts of acquired data may be invalid. Therefore, the optimization of excitation and acquisition processes is necessary to improve measurement efficiency. We explore a scheme for the real-time measurement of the samples by adaptively regulating the pulse sequence, which adapts the variable TE pulse sequence as the reconnaissance mode. The appropriate pulse sequence and reasonable parameters (NE, TE) can be selected according to the relaxation characteristics of the samples.This adaptive control strategy has great significance in guiding both dynamic and static measurements, and it is especially suitable for occasions where low magnetic field gradients and diffusion terms can be ignored. We also design a test circuit for adaptive control, which has the function of automatic parameter adjustment. By adjusting parameters such as the number of refocusing pulses, echo spacing, etc., the effective measurement of the samples can be achieved in practice.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-31031-x |
spellingShingle | Guanghui Shi Lizhi Xiao Sihui Luo Guangzhi Liao Yan Zhang Xiang Zhang Jian Zhong Wanli Zhu Xueli Hou Adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation Scientific Reports |
title | Adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation |
title_full | Adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation |
title_fullStr | Adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation |
title_full_unstemmed | Adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation |
title_short | Adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation |
title_sort | adaptive control for downhole nuclear magnetic resonance excitation |
url | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-31031-x |
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