System for accommodating insert tool
A technology for inserting tools and sub-assemblies, which is used in electrical/magnetic detection, electromagnetic wave detection, and electronic magnetic resonance/nuclear magnetic resonance detection for logging records, etc. Incompatibility, etc.
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[0058] The device of the present invention comprises two main parts, the insertion tool (RIT) and the pipe sleeve or drill collar. The fittings are referred to below as subassemblies.
[0059] RIT. figure 1 One embodiment of the RIT10 of the present invention is shown. RIT 10 is an elongated, small diameter metal support or mandrel that may include one or more antennas 12, signal source, sensor (where sensor / detector is the term used interchangeably), magnet, gamma rays Detector / generator assembly, neutron generation / detection assembly, various electronic components, battery, downhole data processor, clock, readout port, and log memory (not shown).
[0060] RIT10 is not required to have the same mechanical properties as drill collars. Therefore, its mechanical constraints are significantly reduced. The RIT 10 has a landing mechanism (steering head) 14 at its bottom end and a fishing head 16 at its top end. Fishing head 16 allows RIT 10 to be captured and extracted from wi...
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