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    Induction logs measure the conductivity of rock formations using electromagnetic principles by inducing currents within the formations and measuring the magnetic fields generated. They can determine apparent conductivity, detect boundaries between formations, and identify oil-saturated zones. Cased hole formation resistivity (CHFR) tools provide deep-reading resistivity measurements from behind steel casing to determine residual oil saturation and allow contingency logging when openhole logs cannot be run, though they have limited applications in some casing conditions.

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    Induction logs measure the conductivity of rock formations using electromagnetic principles by inducing currents within the formations and measuring the magnetic fields generated. They can determine apparent conductivity, detect boundaries between formations, and identify oil-saturated zones. Cased hole formation resistivity (CHFR) tools provide deep-reading resistivity measurements from behind steel casing to determine residual oil saturation and allow contingency logging when openhole logs cannot be run, though they have limited applications in some casing conditions.

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    Induction logs measure the conductivity of rock formations using electromagnetic principles by inducing currents within the formations and measuring the magnetic fields generated. They can determine apparent conductivity, detect boundaries between formations, and identify oil-saturated zones. Cased hole formation resistivity (CHFR) tools provide deep-reading resistivity measurements from behind steel casing to determine residual oil saturation and allow contingency logging when openhole logs cannot be run, though they have limited applications in some casing conditions.

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    Induction logs

    o Induction logs are designed to measure the conductivity of


    rock formations by using the electromagnetic principles

    o The process involves the interaction of magnetic

    and electric fields


    Objectives
    •Determination of apparent conductivity
    •Boundaries detection
    •Identification of oil-saturated zones
    Induction vs Lateral log
    CHFR Cased hole formation resistivity tool
    The family of CHFR cased hole formation resistivity tools provides deep-reading measurements
    of true formation resistivity (Rt) from behind steel casing.
    The CHFR-Plus tool provides improvements in the operational efficiency of cased hole resistivity
    measurements.
    The CHFR-Slim slimhole tool fits in casing as small in diameter as 2 7/8 in.
    Applications
    ■ Resistivity measurement behind casing in new or old wells
    ■ Determination of residual oil saturation
    ■ Contingency logging in wells where openhole logs could not be run

    CHFR has limited applications under certain conditions completion and casing. It is not generally
    recommended to use CHFR in dual casing, chrome casing, heavy casing, fibre glass casing, scaled
    casing and small tubing

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