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Lecture notes for PET 370 Spring 2012 Prepared by: Thomas W. Engler, Ph.D., P.E.
Borehole Environment
Introduction
Schematic of rotary drilling system From Fundamentals of Petroleum, 2nd Ed., (1981) UTA
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Introduction
Mud circulation system From Fundamentals of Petroleum, 2nd Ed., (1981) UTA
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Drilling Fluids
Drilling fluids generally adversely affect logging tool response. Function of: - tool design - borehole size - mudcake thickness - depth of invasion - mud type: oil, water or air
Electric properties of mud differ from formation, creating a considerable resistivity contrast.
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Caliper Logging
Applications evaluate the borehole environment for logging measurements identification of mudcake deposition, evidence of formation permeability estimate hole volume to determine cement volume requirements determine competent formations to set packers provide position data for dipmeter interpretation Methods acoustic electromagnetic mechanical
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Caliper Logging
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Caliper Logging
Long Axis
Short Axis
Borehole Center
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Most probable positions assumed by a Three-arm caliper in an elliptical borehole
Borehole Center
Bassiouni, 1994
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Invasion
Invasion - The pressure differential between the mud in the annulus and the formation fluid pressure, forces drilling fluid into the formation.
Dewan, 1983
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References
Chapter 4, Sec. 4.1-4.4, Bassiouni, Z: Theory, Measurement, and Interpretation of Well Logs, SPE Textbook Series, Vol. 4, (1994) Fundamentals of Petroleum, 2nd Ed., (1981) UTA Dewan, J.T.: Essentials of Modern Openhole Log Interpretation, Pennwell Publishing, Ok (1983) Western Atlas, Introduction to Wireline Log Analysis, Houston, TX (1992), Chapter 1 Hilchie, D. Applied Openhole Log Interpretation, CSM (1978)