A method of using pressure to locate the depth of drilling microchip tracers
A tracer and microchip technology, applied in earthwork drilling, wellbore/well components, measurement, etc., can solve the problems of not collecting well depth information, and the depth of the tracer cannot be accurately determined and evaluated
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[0100] Verification test: see Figure 5
[0101] In order to verify the hair surface effect, the verification was carried out in Well Z6, the well depth is H=2930.72m, the drilling fluid displacement is Q=30l / s, and the drilling fluid density is ρ d =1.30g / cm 3 , the effective viscosity of the drilling fluid is μ=0.022Pa·s.
[0102] ① Determine the hydrostatic pressure on the tracer in the annulus.
[0103] If the drilling fluid does not circulate, the pressure acting on the tracer is the hydrostatic pressure of the drilling fluid, which is:
[0104] P h=10 -3 gρh i =0.012735h i MPa
[0105] ② Allocation of well sections. According to the difference of the inner and outer diameters of the annulus, the whole well is divided into several well sections. The inner and outer diameters and lengths of the annulus of each well section are respectively d from top to bottom 1 =127.00mm, D 1 =220.52mm, h 1 =1822.18m; d 2 =127.00m, D 2 =215.90mm, h 2 =920.56m; d 3 =177.80...
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