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After a section of a well has been drilled or cased, tools are lowered into the open hole or the cased hole section, at the end of an electrical cable. Whilst pulling the tools out of the well, various properties of the formation or casing are measured continuously as a function of depth. The recorded curves are called Wireline logs. The measured physical properties can be interpreted in terms of lithology, porosity, hydrocarbon saturation, etc. This process is called log evaluation or interpretation.
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277 views40 pagesWireline Logging
After a section of a well has been drilled or cased, tools are lowered into the open hole or the cased hole section, at the end of an electrical cable. Whilst pulling the tools out of the well, various properties of the formation or casing are measured continuously as a function of depth. The recorded curves are called Wireline logs. The measured physical properties can be interpreted in terms of lithology, porosity, hydrocarbon saturation, etc. This process is called log evaluation or interpretation.
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- Introduction to Well Logging: Provides an introductory overview to well logging with diagrams illustrating basic concepts and measurements.
- Historical Background of Logging: Covers the history of logging with images from early logging activities and recorded data from 1927.
- Surface Acquisition Unit: Describes the components and functionalities of a surface acquisition unit used in well logging operations.
- Logging Tools and Electronics: Gives an overview of the various logging tools and their electronic components used in well logging.
- Depth Measurement Techniques: Explains techniques for measuring depth within a well, including definitions and visual guides.
- Logging Procedures: Illustrates procedures for different logging methods, including wireline logging and logging while drilling.
- Logging Analysis: Discusses the analysis and interpretation of logs, focusing on open hole logs and formation properties.
- Cement Evaluation: Explores cement evaluation techniques used in logging, including practical applications and methodologies.
- Perforation and Reservoir Monitoring: Covers techniques related to perforation and monitoring reservoirs within the well.
- Production Logging and Corrosion Evaluation: Examines production logging procedures and strategies for evaluating corrosion within wells.
- Seismic Acquisition Techniques: Describes techniques and technologies used for both surface and borehole seismic acquisitions.
- Horizontal Well Logging and Additional Techniques: Investigates horizontal well logging approaches and technological advancements in the field.
