Influence of dry hole diameter in density γ-γ-logging
Abstract
In order to exclude the influence of borehole diameter on the results of density γ-γ logging, special clamping 2π-probes are used. In small diameter wells (36—50 mm) it is difficult to use clamping probes. Symmetrical 4π-probes are widely used for such boreholes. However, the presence of an intermediate zone (air, water, drilling mud) between the probe and the borehole walls leads to a significant dependence of the 4π-probe readings on the borehole diameter. When the borehole diameter is constant, this dependence can be taken into account when benchmarking the probes. Violation of the identical conditions of reference and measurement when the borehole diameter is changed leads to differences between the measured Rism and true Rism values of density.
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