A calibration method for three-dimensional induction logging tools
An induction logging and three-dimensional technology, which is applied in earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, etc., can solve problems such as poor accuracy, and achieve the effects of low cost consumption, high accuracy and technical difficulty.
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[0047] The three-dimensional induction logging tool calibrated by the above method is tested in a natural lake. The depth of the tested water body is about 18 meters, and the resistivity of the water body is 29.6 ohm.m (measured by the resistivity tester CM-MR-3, the conductivity and Resistivity is reciprocal relationship with each other), because the depth of the water body is relatively large and the range is relatively wide, which is similar to an infinite large uniform water body, horizontal resistivity = vertical resistivity. The three-dimensional induction logging tool was placed horizontally at a water depth of about 9 meters (the instrument is about 9 meters away from the water surface and the lake bottom) for testing. The resistivity (horizontal resistivity) measured by the 21-inch source distance Z-direction coil was 30.03168 ohm-meters, The relative error is 1.458364%, the measured resistivity (vertical resistivity) of the 21-inch source distance to the coil is 30.55...
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