Ultrasonic imaging in wells or tubulars

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Seismic prospecting – Well logging

Reexamination Certificate

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C367S031000, C367S032000, C181S105000

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07656747

ABSTRACT:
An ultrasonic imaging method is provided. A wideband acoustic pulse is fired at a wall. A wideband response signal is received. The wideband response signal is processed to select an impedance measurement frequency. A wavelet having a characteristic frequency approximately equal to the impedance measurement frequency is fired. A wavelet response signal is received. A reflection coefficient is determined from the wavelet response signal. An impedance measurement is calculated from the reflection coefficient. Related tools and systems are also disclosed.

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