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CBL VDL Log: Effective Factors Log Examples
CBL VDL Log: Effective Factors Log Examples
introduction
Effective factors
Log examples
CBL&VDL LOG
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Date:26/2/2024
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introduction
introduction
Log view
Why is cementing important?
Effective factors - Preventing fluids flow from one formation to
another or to the surface.
Log examples - Bonding the casing to the formation
- Supporting the casing string
- Protecting the casing from the corrosion caused by formation
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fluids
- Sealing off the troublesome zones
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introduction | basic tool configuration
introduction
• Tool Configuration
Tool configuration
• 1 Transmitter & 2 Receivers
• 3 ft receiver for CBL measurement
concept • 5 ft receiver for VDL analysis
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Bond
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introduction | basic concept
introduction
CBL:
Tool configuration A transmitter emits a sonic signal which travels through the borehole fluid,
along the casing wall, through the cement and formation, and back to a
receiver
concept
We monitor the amplitude and elapsed time of the first arrival from the
received signal.
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VDL:
Effective factors
In the VDL transmitter short bursts of acoustic energy, at a frequency of
10 to 30 kHz, are generated and emitted in a spherical wave. The
Log example duration of each emission is typically 50 μs and is repeated once every 1
to 5 seconds. In between the emissions the receiver{s) pick up the
refracted and direct waves, in the form of a wave train of varying
amplitudes, measuring their arrival times. Part of the refracted energy
travels through the casing and shows up on the VDL as the first arriving
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signal as the wave travels faster along casing than through the (liquid)
hole contents
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introduction| basic log view
introduction
Log view
• The Variable Density – VDL Log is presented on
the log as ‘a variable intensity’ in shades between
Effective factors black and white, representing maximum and
minimum in amplitudes. It is used mainly in the
interpretation of the cement-to-formation bond
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Factors effecting on the log
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1-fast formation:
Effective factors
In very hard formations with high sonic
velocity(called ‘fast’ formations)the formation
signals can arrive first and interfere with the
casing returns,for instance: sonic energy
reverberates within the casing, if the casing is
unbounded the amplitude of the casing arrival
will be high, and finally, if the casing is bonded
the amplitude of the casing arrival will be low
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Factors effecting on the log
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2-micro annulus
Effective factors
A small gap that can form between the
casing or liner and the surrounding cement
sheath, most commonly formed by
variations in temperature or pressure during
or after the cementing process.
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1- good cement
Effective factors
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2-no cement
Effective factors
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3-partial cement
Effective factors
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4-micro annulus
Effective factors
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Effective factors
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Date:6/3/2024