Radiant energy – Geological testing or irradiation – Well testing apparatus and methods
Patent
1976-01-16
1977-09-13
Willis, Davis L.
Radiant energy
Geological testing or irradiation
Well testing apparatus and methods
250269, 250268, G01V 500
Patent
active
040484955
ABSTRACT:
A technique for determining the density of an earth formation with a logging sonde including a gamma ray source and two gamma ray detectors spaced at different distances from the source is disclosed. The count rate of the short-spaced detector is measured in two energy ranges covering back-scattered gamma rays which have undergone relatively low and high attenuations respectively. A first density correction is determined from the difference between the apparent density derived from the count rate of the long-spaced detector and the density derived from the count rate of the short-spaced detector in the energy range covering gamma rays with relatively low attenuation. A second density correction is determined from the difference between the densities derived from the two short-spaced detectors' count rates. These two density corrections are added to the apparent density to give the true formation density.
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Gresset Jean C.
Olsen Kenneth
Roney Edward M.
Schlumberger Technology Corporation
Willis Davis L.
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