Method for detecting and locating sand producing zones in friabl

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

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250259, G01V 500

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ABSTRACT:
A method for locating and identifying sand producing zones in friable, unconsolidated sandstone formations of a subterranean reservoir traversed by a well bore. The method comprises the following steps:
A. introducing into said reservoir through said well bore, a radioactive material which is preferentially retained in the porous portions of the formation surrounding said well bore;
B. passing a radioactivity detection means through the well bore and recording the measurement of radioactivity of said reservoir;
C. returning the reservoir to production; and,
D. passing a radioactivity detection means through said well bore and recording the measurement of radioactivity of said formation for a second time and correlating the measurements of radio activity of each measurement with measurement of depth to thus locate sand producing zones in said reservoir.

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