Method for measuring transient electromagnetic components to...

Electricity: measuring and testing – Of geophysical surface or subsurface in situ – With radiant energy or nonconductive-type transmitter

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C324S339000

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ABSTRACT:
A transverse induction transmitter on an instrument induces currents in an earth formation when it is pulsed. Transient measurements made at transverse and axial receivers are used for determination of a distance to a bed boundary. This may be used to control the drilling direction. Alternatively, a transmitter on an instrument having a conductive body induces currents in the earth formation. Transient signals are measured and the effect of the conductive body is removed by using a reference signal measured in a homogenous space.

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