Apparatus for measuring the deformation and stress condition of

Measuring and testing – Borehole or drilling – Downhole test

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for the in situ measurement of the deformation and stress conditions of a string of casings in a drilled oil well is provided with an antimagnetic measuring section mountable in the string of casings at a selected depth and having extensometers fixed on the mantle thereof and a first electronic unit. The unit includes printed circuitry mounted on the measuring section and receptive of the signals from the extensometers for transmitting same. The apparatus also includes a drill hole probe extendable into the interior of the casings to the depth of the measuring section and a second electronic circuit receptive of the transmission from the first electronic circuit to apply same to a cable attached thereto for processing at the surface.

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