Method of determining the rotational orientation of a downhole t

Boring or penetrating the earth – With signaling – indicating – testing or measuring – Tool position direction or inclination measuring or...

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175 48, 175 61, E21B 706, E21B 2108

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051039192

ABSTRACT:
A method of determining the rotational orientation of a downhole tool on a rotatable conduit, such as a collar on a drillstring in a borehole, without interrupting the rotation of the drillstring, includes establishing the initial rotational orientation of the downhole tool; creating a pressure change to generate a signal; providing a reference point on the conduit; generating a reference signal each time the reference point rotates past a detector; generating the signal each time the conduit rotates through the defined rotational orientation with respect to the tool; and timing and comparing the occurrences of the referenced signal and the signal in order to monitor the rotational orientation of the downhole tool.

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