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Wireless Logging of Fluid Filled Boreholes

ActiveUS20080239872A1Not easy to damagePropagate more efficientlySurveyConstructionsEngineeringWellbore
A predetermined condition in a fluid-filled wellbore system can be detected by generating at least one sound in the wellbore system in response to the condition, such that a detectable change is created in some characteristic of the emitted sound, and detecting the at least one sound and the change, the detection being indicative that the predetermined condition has occurred. Equipment for facilitating detection of the condition can include a trigger operable in response to the condition; a generator operable to emit sound in the borehole and to create a detectable change in some characteristic of the emitted sound in response to the trigger; and at least one sensor operable to monitor the sound and detect the change, the detection being indicative that the predetermined condition has occurred. It is also possible to estimate a value of a property of a fluid-filled wellbore system. This can be accomplished by recording data including at least one of pressure and rate of flow at one or more locations in the wellbore system, and then estimating the value of the property by employing a model for predicting at least one of pressure and rate of flow dependent upon parameters detailing at least one of wellbore system geometry, viscoacoustic properties of the fluid and entrained solids contained in the wellbore system, locations of boundaries and entrained solids, and characteristics and locations of disturbances to pressure and flow in the wellbore system, in order to determine a best prediction of some attribute of the recorded data.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP

Real-time extracting device and detection method for focused ultrasonic cavitation and microbubbles thereof

InactiveCN101530320AAchieving real-time identification detectionHas inhibitory effectDiagnostic recording/measuringSensorsBroadband noiseUltrasonic cavitation
The invention belongs to the technical field of ultrasonic cavitation detection and signal analysis, and relates to a method and a device for separating and detecting focused ultrasonic cavitation signals. An ultrasonic transducer of a device emits cavitation detecting signals in a pulse-inversion mode, and another ultrasonic transducer receives acoustic signals diffused by ultrasonic cavitation and movement of microbubbles; a transducer of another device generates cavitation signals in the pulse-inversion mode; for each cavitation detecting experiment, the detection method extracts background signals when the cavitation does not happen, respectively calculates power spectrums of the acquired cavitation acoustic signals and the background signals, calculates the subtracted power spectrum estimation and phase position estimation, and converts the power spectrum estimation and the phase position estimation into time domain signals to filter noise of a system; and an ICA method separates target signals such as broadband noise component, subharmonic and the like in cavitation acoustic signals from other signal components and extracts characteristic parameters of the cavitation acoustic signals. The detection method has high sensitivity and can perform quantitative analysis.
Owner:XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV

Integrated surface acoustic wave wireless pressure sensor applied to TPMS

The invention relates to an integrated surface acoustic wave wireless pressure sensor applied to a TPMS, comprising two SAW reflection delay lines which are encapsulated for integration with a JSR membrane by a nickel conducting cylinder and a conducting adhesive, and a matched network connected with a wireless antenna, wherein, the first SAW reflection delay line comprises a single-phase unidirectional energy converter for controlling electrode width, and 3 short-circuit gate reflectors applied to pressure detection; and the second SAW reflection delay line comprises 11 short-circuit gate reflectors, wherein, 8 reflector are used for 8-bit electronic tags, and the other 3 reflectors are used for temperature detection. In the sensor, an EWC/SPUDT receives an electromagnetic wave signal from a wireless reading unit by the wireless antenna and transforms the signal into an SAW signal which is propagated along the surface of a piezoelectric substrate and is respectively reflected by the reflectors, the reflected acoustic wave is retransformed into the electromagnetic wave signal by the EWC/SPUDT and is returned to the wireless reading unit by the wireless antenna, and finally temperature and pressure detection in a tire is realized at the same time by evaluation of a phase change of time-domain response via a signal processing method.
Owner:INST OF ACOUSTICS CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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