Compression sleeve structure for mounting magnets in downhole nuclear magnetic resonance application

Aspects of the subject technology relate to securing magnets within a nuclear magnetic resonance ("NMR") tool in a manner that prevents damage or disturbance of the magnets due to the drilling environment, and more particularly, to creating a chamber within the structure of a logging while...

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description Aspects of the subject technology relate to securing magnets within a nuclear magnetic resonance ("NMR") tool in a manner that prevents damage or disturbance of the magnets due to the drilling environment, and more particularly, to creating a chamber within the structure of a logging while drilling ("LWD") tool to isolate the magnets from certain external conditions. A downhole tool comprises a tool collar with a recessed portion comprising a collar mandrel section and a threaded segment, wherein the recessed portion of the tool collar comprises at least one cavity configured to accept one or more carriers configured to hold one or more magnets, a compression sleeve covering the recessed portion and the at least one cavity of the downhole tool; and a compression sub component mated to the threaded segment and configured to compress the compression sleeve toward the shoulder of the unrecessed portion of the tool collar.
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title Compression sleeve structure for mounting magnets in downhole nuclear magnetic resonance application
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