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Lecture Presentations PGE368 Fall 2003 Semester October 21, and 23, 2003 Principles of Density Logging and Interpretation Carlos Torres-Verdín, Ph.D. Assistant Professor

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Lecture Presentations

PGE368Fall 2003 Semester

October 21, and 23, 2003

Principles of Density Logging and Interpretation

Carlos Torres-Verdín, Ph.D.Assistant Professor

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Objectives:

• To understand the physical principles behind the operation of density logging tools,

• To understand the principles behind the interpretation of density and PEF logs, and

• To understand the importance of environmental corrections applied to density and PEF borehole measurements.

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Complementary Reading Assignment:

1. Bassiouni, Z., 1994, Theory, Measurement, and Interpretation of Well Logs, Chapter 8: “Gamma Ray Absorption Logs.”

2. Ellis, Darwin, 2003, Tutorial on Active Gamma-Ray Log Principles and Interpretation: Petrophysics.

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Bulk Density Logging

Neutron Logging

Sonic Logging

Electrical Resistivity of Rocks

Electrical Resistivity Tools:Induction and Laterolog

Course Plan, II

Saturation

Invasion

Active NuclearLogging

Porosity

GasLithology

Invasion

CoreData

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Density

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Density: Influence of Porosity and Saturation

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Density: Typical Range of Values

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Density: Typical Range of Values

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Density: Typical Range of Values

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Density: Influence of Porosity and Saturation

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Density-Porosity Relationship

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Density LogAnd

EstimatedPorosity

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Radioactive Sources

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Nuclear Logging Methods

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Density Measurements: Active Gamma-Ray Interactions

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Density Logging

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Measurement Principle

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MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLE: Active Gamma-Ray Interaction with Porous Media

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Measurements in the

Borehole

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Density and Gamma-Ray Count Rate

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Typical Borehole Tool Configuration

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250 cm 200 150 100 50 0 cm

80 cm

80 cm

40 cm30 cm 20 cm

60 cm

5 cm 2 cm 0 cm

INDUCTION LOG

LATEROLOG

NEUTRONGAMMA RAY

DENSITY

SONICMICRO RESISTIVITY

MICROLOGDIPMETER

DEPTH OF INVESTIGATION

RES

OLU

TIO

NRESISTIVITY

RADIOACTIVITY

RESISTIVITY

ACOUSTIC

Logging Tools

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Measurement Principle

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Mechanisms of Gamma Ray Absorption

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Photoelectric Effect

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Compton Scattering

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Pair Production

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Gamma Ray Sensor

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Gamma Ray Detection Process

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Litho-DensityLog

(PEF + Density)

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Gamma Ray Detector Count Rate

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Gamma RayBasics

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Gamma RayAbsorption

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Bulk Density and Electron Density

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Bulk Density and Electron Density

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Bulk Density and Electron Density(Molecules and Minerals)

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Typical Values

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Statistics of Gamma Ray Count

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Absorption Properties

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Photoelectric Effect

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Pe for Minerals

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Typical Values

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Th/K-Pe Cross-Plot

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Compton Effect

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SingleDetector

Tool

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Tool Calibration: Single Detector

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Mudcake Correction: Single Detector

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Dual-Detector Tool Configuration

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Dual Detector:Density

Response

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Dual Detector:Mudcake

Thickness Effect

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Dual Detector:MudcakeDensity

Response

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CompensatedDensity:

Spine and RibsPlot

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Porosity and Mineralogy

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SUMMARY: Gamma-Ray Interactions

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Acknowledgements

• Baker Atlas

• Schlumberger