Simultaneous fluid flow and fluid density measurements using rot

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

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250256, 250260, 2503562, G01V 508

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050456920

ABSTRACT:
A fluid flow and simultaneous fluid density measuring device is set forth. The preferred embodiment incorporates a sonde having a lower inlet port, an upper outlet port, a lengthwise tube extending through the sonde and connected with the ports. A packer provides external isolation to direct all fluid flow into the tube. A float within the tube is buoyantly raised primarily as a function of fluid velocity and fluid density, and the position of the float is measured by placing a radioactive source in the float and measuring the count rate at spaced detectors to ascertain float location. Fluid is simultaneously measured by determining the radiation count rate attenuation of the fluid. With other fixed parameters and measurement of the float position and fluid density, the fluid flow rate can be determined. Both method and apparatus are set forth.

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patent: 3401260 (1968-09-01), Holm et al.

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