Abstract

We present in this paper a method to monitor multiphase fluid core saturation through measurement of the sodium NMR signal. In a rock core saturated with water and oil, sodium will be present only in the water phase, and therefore can be used to separate the two fluids. Two dimensional sodium images were taken to monitor the movement of brine into oil saturated rock cores. The measured fluid exchange agrees well with expected behavior from traditional core analysis methods. Indications of damage to the rock structure can be seen from the patterns of fluid imbibition.

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