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Formation Evaluation 1 PETE 663 Formation Evaluation o at o a uat o Summer Semester 2010 How to Read a Log Dr. David S. Schechter

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Page 1: How to Read a Log

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PETE 663Formation Evaluationo at o a uat o

Summer Semester 2010

How to Read a Log

Dr. David S. Schechter

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Example Log GRC

0 150SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

10800

10900

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Properties Logs Actually Measure

• Natural radioactivity

• Electron density

• Acoustic travel time

• Hydrocarbon index

• Photoelectric absorption

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Gamma Ray Log

• Measures natural radioactivity of formation – Potassium (K)– Uranium (U)– Thorium (Th)

• Indicates shale presentp

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Example GR LogGRC

0 150SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

GRC1500

10800

GRLog

10900

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Fluorescent Intervals in 1U Sand

• Sharp transition between oil saturated pay and non pay observednon-pay observed by fluorescence in core samples

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Caliper Log GRC

0 150SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700ACAL166

10800

CaliperLog

10900

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Spontaneous Potential (SP)

• Measures the electrical potential in the formation caused by the salinity difference between the drilling mud and the formation water

• SP is generally an indicator of permeability

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

SP LogMV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700SPC

40-160 MV

10800

SPLog

10900

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Example Log With ResistivityILDCMV-160 40

ACAL6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

SNC0.2 200

MLLCF

ILDC0.2 200

108000.2 200

10900

ResistivityLog

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Porosity Logs

• 3 main types

– Bulk density

– Compensated neutron

– Sonic (acoustic)

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Bulk Density LogMV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700RHOC

1.95 2.95

10800

Bulk Density10900

Bulk DensityLog

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Bulk Density Log ExampleGRC

0 150SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

Bulk DensityLog

10800

10900

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

DPHI

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Example Solution Density Log

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

DPHI

10800

10900

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Neutron Log

• Logging tool emits high energy neutrons into formation

• Neutrons collide with nuclei of formation’s atom

• Neutrons lose energy (velocity) with each collisioneach collision

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Porosity From Neutron LogMV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700CNLLC

0.45 -0.15

10800

N t10900

NeutronLog

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Example Compensated Neutron Log

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

NeutronLog

10800

10900

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Example Problem Neutron Log

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

CNLLC

10800

10900

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Example Solution Neutron Log

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

CNLLC

10800

10900

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

Sonic LogMV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700DT

150 50us/f

10800

SonicLog

10900

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Example Sonic LogGRC

0 150SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

SonicLog

10800

10900

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GRC0 150

SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

SPHI

Example Solution Sonic Log MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

ss45 -15

10800

SPHI

10900

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Example Gas EffectGRC

0 150SPC

ILDC0.2 200

SNC

RHOC1.95 2.95

CNLLC

DTus/f150 50

001) BONANZA 1

MV-160 40ACAL

6 16

0.2 200MLLCF

0.2 200

0.45 -0.15

10700

10800

10900

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Fluid DistributionVCLdec0 1

ILDCohmm0.2 200

RHOCNus/f1.65 2.65

CNLLSS

GASus/f1 0

BVW0 VCL

VCL 1

0.6 0

DTCus/f135 55

RHOCN CNLLSS

dec1 0

OIL 1 0

BVWG 1 0

SWdec1 -1

10750

10800