Home Page Production Logging Production Logging Production logs is used to monitor welll and reservoir performance, and locate production problems. A production logging stack consist of the followbing downhole tools: 41-Flowmeter 2. Fluid Density Tool 3. Pressure Tool 4- Temperature tool 5- Hydro Tool (or Capacitance Tool or Water Hold-up Meter) 6- Gamma Ray tool 7- Caliper Too! Althouh a single down pass with above tools may give enough information, a number of up and down passes are usually recorded. If flow is single phase (oil, water or gas) flowmeter too! is enough to measure flowrate, For two or three phases flows itis necessary to measure the area occuppied by each phase in the production string... So, we need density and hydro tool in the stack for more than one phase flow. PRODUCTION Logs ‘TEMPERATURE “Tepetatu= 10 ve a cortrous ressurement ot hes = ss tereeraine nite sovehole, Teepe’ st fol Tea oF Suremerls stove fy aresstane= type heron tet The aemica resistance of are responds ter parlirechanues ara movies a nis azcurate and feletieierperstue reasurarert Applcations: 2 Determine velbare terpersiues Deterine gether ardent Coraverer bes Locawavrne ofr onty to wolkore {ose noction zones Dorm foator cf eeatrert rugs Detect tia ensnreting Detect casi ara ub meas Find iat sition zones. 5 5 FLOWMETER: “Tre ewe og proves an accurate messunerert ortho acts aredrecton st Row ihe vetbore ‘Appltcations: oe Determine Poor tte S Betermne inaction and production proc S Cocastesio in cachirs, lugs, and ui [Coca ores aflost creultionAbove is production log data, Downis proccessed output of raw data Ifyou look at only fluid density log you will see that top perforation produce gas (lowest density) and water Below perforation produce oil gas and water ‘The fraction of water is known as water holdup, yw and it can be determined from fluid density (or capacitance meter) tool. The fraction of oil is known as the ail hold-up, yo. The two fractions must total unity, so, the oil holdup is usually shown as 1-yw.>» HOLDUPS in an OIL-WATER regime > OilDensity 0.70g/cc > Water Density 1.00 g/cc > Water Holdup: If p=0.70 g/cc then yw=0 If p=0.73 g/cc then yw=0.10 Parag