Method and apparatus for logging media of a borehole

Radiant energy – Geological testing or irradiation – Well testing apparatus and methods

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250262, 378 89, 328233, G01V 508

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ABSTRACT:
The method and apparatus for logging the media of an earth formation wherein repetitive bursts of x-rays are emitted that penetrate the media with a portion of these x-rays to be scattered and picked up by a plurality of detectors to detect certain physical properties of the media such as density and lithology. The x-rays are produced by an electron beam striking an x-ray target. This electron beam is produced electrically within an electron beam generator and then accelerated through a linear induction accelerator. The linear induction accelerator, in contrast to other alternatives, is of simple design and inherently insensitive to mechanical shock and vibration and to variations in operating temperature.

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Belkin, et al, "Measuring The Density of Rocks in Boreholes by Means of a Gamma Generator", Sep. 21, 1975 pp. 569-572.

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