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The following table gives brief descriptions of some measurements that are commonly logged in boreholes, and their applications.
LOG PARAMETERS MEASURED APPLICATIONS
CALIPER Borehole and casing diameter.(inches) Fracture identification, lithologic changes, and well construction.
NATURAL GAMMA: Natural Gamma radioactivity. (API ) Lithologic and stratigraphic correlation, well screen Placement
FLUID TEMPERATURE : Temperature of borehole fluid (deg.F or C) Indicates geothermal gradient, and water flow within borehole.
FLUID RESISTIVITY/CONDUCTIVITY: Resistivity/conductivity of borehole fluid. (mmhos/cm)(ohm-m/cm) Indicates water quality interfaces within borehole, .
SINGLE POINT RESISTANCE: Resistance of materials between probe and and ground surface electrode. (ohms) Lithologic and stratigraphic correlation, fracture identification, placement of well screens.
NORMAL RESISTIVITY : Apparent resistivity of formation material. (ohm meters) Lithologic and stratigraphic correlation, fracture identification, placement of well screens.
SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL ( SP): Electrical potentials between probe and surface electrodes (mv) Lithologic and stratigraphic correlation, water quality.
INDUCTION: Electrical conductivity in formation surrounding borehole. (mmhos) Lithologic and stratigraphic correlation, in highly conductive environment
FLOWMETER: Continuous or point measurements (RPM) Identification of permeable zones and water flow in borehole. apparent vertical hydraulic conductivity and flow direction.
BOREHOLE COMPENSATED SONIC Acoustic Velocity (usec/ft) Total porosity and fracture identification
CEMENT BOND Acoustic amplitude and travel time (bond mv) Cement to casing bond

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