Method and system for acoustic noise logging

Acoustics – Geophysical or subsurface exploration – Well logging

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181102, 340 155TN, 340524, 340605, G01V 140

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ABSTRACT:
A pair of acoustic detectors are moved through a well to detect sound at various levels within the well. Electrical signals indicative of the detected sound are applied from the acoustic detectors by way of a conductor cable to uphole recording equipment including an amplifier, spectrum analyzer, crosscorrelator, and recorder. The spectrum analyzer provides frequency spectrums of the amplified signals from the acoustic detectors. The crosscorrelator provides an indication of the time differential between the traveltimes of acoustic noise to the acoustic detectors for use in the location of flow leaks through or behind the well casing.

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