Simultaneous Correction Method for Velocity Anisotropy of P- and S-wave Logging in Highly Deviated Wells
An anisotropic, shear wave velocity technology, applied in the field of oil and gas exploration, can solve the problems of not considering formation layering, inability to correct longitudinal and shear wave velocity, etc.
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[0022] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of a highly deviated well.
[0023] figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the impact of compressional and shear wave velocities on the well deviation angle under the influence of all directions. The anisotropic phase velocity and the velocity data caused by the change of the wellbore angle are close to the theoretical anisotropic phase velocity, but the gap between the isotropic velocity measured in the vertical direction becomes larger; figure 2 The data points in the middle represent the measured velocities corresponding to a certain wellbore inclination angle θ. The data of the P-wave velocity and the corresponding inclination angle come from the article Anisotropycorrectionfordeviated-wellsoniclogs:Applicationtoseismicwelltie published by Hornby et al. in 2003 on pages 464-471 of Vol. The shear wave data is calculated according to the Vp-Vs relational expression of Castagna by the longitudinal wave velocity data of Hornby, and ...
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