Method for determining nature of wellbore in geological layer
A technology for geological layers and wellbore, which is applied in earth-moving drilling, wellbore/well components, measurement, etc., can solve the problems of affecting the sound wave performance, reducing the accuracy of cement evaluation, etc., and achieve the effect of improving accuracy and high accuracy
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[0044] In a drilling operation, a wellbore 3 is drilled, and an annular packing material 4 is used to seal the annulus 5 , ie the space between the wellbore 3 , casing 6 and casing collar 7 , through cementing operations.
[0045] Such as figure 1 As shown, the casing 6 represents the length of the casing string connected together by the casing collar 7 to form a stable wellbore. The casing 6 and the casing collar 7 can be made of carbon steel, stainless steel or other suitable materials to Withstand various pressures, such as collapse, burst and tensile failure, and chemical fluid erosion. Surface equipment 1 can perform various logging operations to detect the condition of the wellbore 3; logging operations can measure parameters of the geological formation 2 (such as resistivity or porosity) and the wellbore 3 (such as temperature, pressure, fluid type or fluid flow rate) The sonic logging tool 9 can provide sonic cement evaluation and wellbore integrity data (such as casi...
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[0058] refer to Figure 5 , a method of determining properties of a wellbore in a geological formation, comprising the steps of:
[0059] (1) Obtaining acoustic wave data: Acquiring acoustic wave data from the acoustic logging tool, that is, inputting the acoustic wave waveform data composed of one or more reflected sound waves from the acoustic logging tool deployed in the wellbore of the casing; the acoustic wave data here refers to casing thickness.
[0060] (2) Standardized acoustic waveform: normalize the acoustic waveform data with a normalized workflow to obtain a normalized waveform; the normalized workflow can be found in Figure 6and Figure 7 , transform the acoustic waveform data 34 from the time domain to the frequency domain using Fourier transform, thereby producing a spectrum 37; the spectrum 37 can be used to estimate the specular spectrum 38 (the specular spectrum 38 can be a waveform generated based on prior knowledge, its shape is similar to The wave spe...
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[0067] A method of determining properties of a wellbore in a geological formation comprising the steps of:
[0068] (1) Obtaining acoustic wave data: Acquiring acoustic wave data from acoustic logging tools, that is, inputting acoustic wave data composed of one or more reflected sound waves from acoustic logging tools deployed in wellbores with mud, casing and annular filling materials ; The acoustic waveform data here is the resonance tail similar to the exponential decay generated by the reverberation in the casing. The resonance tail has different responses and sensitivities to the acoustic impedance changes of the mud and the annular filling, respectively expressed as the annular filling material The acoustic impedance Za of the mud and the acoustic impedance Zm of the mud;
[0069] (2) Standardize the sound wave waveform: standardize the obtained sound wave waveform data with a normalized workflow to obtain a normalized wave form 35 .
[0070] (3) Workflow inversion proc...
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