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What is a resistivity MOD tool?

The dynamic elastic constants of a medium can be expressed as a function of ___________ and ________________

For compensated neutron tools (CNL), the refernced lithology is usually _____ or _____

•The primary calibration standard for neutron-logging tools is a _____

What environmental corrections need to be made when using gamma ray tools

Interpret a desnity log

What is actually measured during Dielectric/Electromagnetic Propagation logs

What is a Barns/e unit

Describe an example of correlating gamma rays using log plots

If the core is being cut only for ________ and ____________ estimates, the change of water or hydrocarbon saturation is not important.

What is actually measured during density logs

__________ by itself may indicate a high organic carbon content that is indicative of high total organic carbon (TOC) associated with source rocks.

What are the two primary methods of coring using wireline tools?

The speed at which a wave travels through a medium may be expressed in two ways:

formation strength information can be used to design what?

What does a struck wireline tool look like?

Φxe = PHIxe = PHIx - Vsh ∗ PHIXsh

What is SGR

Gamma rays can react with matter in three distinct ways:

Pulling a struck wireline cable will have one of three results….

How is Rmf converted to Rmfe

What is thermal and epithermal neutron ranges

What is OCQ?

How is the PEF curve interpretted

Clay minerals constitute ____________________.

SP logs can provide _______________ of electrical currents created by differences in mud filtrate and formation water resistivities (salinities).

How is Rmfe/Rwe calculated

What is the Hilchie equation for fluid effects during sonic logging

Sonic logging tools attempt to measure the formation properties __________ and _____________

What are the units of SP?

What is depth memorizing and correction

How does shale effect density log measurements

What is a neutron density MOD tool?

What is electrokinetic potential?

what is LWD

How are cores stored?

•The geologist needs to know the________, the _______and __________, the ________________.

What are the operating principles of uncompensated Sonic Log-borehole and sonde limitations

In the majority of the wells drilled, density logs are used as the primary indicator of ______________. And may also be used as an indicator of _____ and ______

•The reservoir engineer needs to know the vertical and lateral ___________ and _______________.

Describe electron density in relation to density logs

How does SP look on a log chart

__________formations and __________ stringers in sand formations affect the SP signal and can cause deviations from SSP (ideal signal).

How does a wireline cable become stuck?

Describe the probability of gamma ray emissions per disintegration

What curves make up gamma ray spectroscopy

How is bed thickness inferred from SP logs

Name the measurement areas for the types of logs

The ___________ and the ______________ used to average count rates of the gamma are interrelated.

How is shale volume determined from SP log

The measurements of interest to the mud logging analyst are

What is estimated and inferred from density logs

an arbitrary set of standard conditions of _______, _______, and _______ has been defined and series of charts is available for making the appropriate corrections.

Gamma ray log is scaled in ______ units and increases from ____ to ______.

What is conventional coring

In a clastic environment, the presence of carbonate cement or some heavy mineral, like pyrite, will cause the “average” matrix travel-time to be _______ that a “clean sand” and will affect the calculated porosity.

Describe how compaction effects sonic log measurements (Hunt-Raymer transform)

The first neutron tools gave a qualitative indication of porosity, but was severely affected by ____ and the _____ borehole fluid and of the formation water.

The SP can be recorded by _______________ and measuring the voltage difference between ____________________.

For the compensated neutron tool (CNL), the actual matrix is not chosen properly for conversion, then the _____ must be converted to match the matrix.

The gamma ray log measures the __________________ from subsurface formations.

What systems are included in MOD?

•The depth of investigation of the compenstated neutron tool (CNL) depends on both the ____ and the _____ of the mud filtrate and formation water.

Desribe dipole sonic logging

Neutron tools
- Older “gamma ray-neutron” tools detect ____ and ____.
- “sidewall” tools detect ______.
- “compensated” tools detect _______.

Shales must be ___________ (and fluid salinities _____________) for the SP to appear.

What are the 3 types of sound waves are propagated in a medium

Z __________ with lithology.

Draw a gamma ray ejection

What does a picture of a wireline truck look like
In order to analyze the SP, the relationship between the SP and the resistivity _____________ and the _________________ must be determined.

What tools are available for sonic measurement

Describe the operating principles of the CNL (compensated neutron logging tool)

what are modern logging tools

Shales are permeable to what type of ion?

What is eccentered?

What is the source of SP?

In addition to gamma ray scattering, modern density tools (LDT tools) can analyze the __________ region of the scattered gamma ray spectrum separately.

For GR logs, a low ___ and ____ ratio can indicate reduced black shales

Describe compaction effects on sonic log measurements (fudge factor)

In the majority of the wells drilled, density logs are used as the primary indicator of ______________. And may also be used as an indicator of _____ and ______

How does the coring fluid and filtrate effect the core sample?

LDT’s, in addition to the bulk density (ρb), also measure the photoelectric absorption index (Pe) of the formation.

what are the different logging methods

How do compaction effects manifest themselves during sonic log measurements

The choice of a logging suite will be influenced by?

It is an accepted practice to use the ____________________ as a clay volume indicator.

If the effect of hydrocarbons is not corrected, the sonic-derived porosity is _________

Gamma ray log is typically recorded in track 1 with what other logs

Name examples of logging devices for formation fluid content indicators

What is cation exchange capacity?

what is openhole logging

Why is a neutron used for logging

_______ and ___________ provide continuous velocity measurements and therefore knowledge of the dynamic mechanical properties of the rock in situ.

Name the types of curves outputted in a gamma ray tool

What are the limitations of gamma ray tools

sonic logging can be used for

This derivation of density porosity assumes a _________ of known density and a _____-filled pore space.

Name the 3 lithology and porosity pairs

Describe how a sonic wave travels from the tool that generates it to the receiver

What are the parts of the wireline operation equipment?

____________ formation properties control the transmission of elastic waves which is the basis of sonic logging.

___________ constants are determined by measuring elastic-wave velocities in the material.

_________-bound water is excluded from pore volume.

Describe compensated sonic log operating principles and limitations

______________ can bias GR signals and appear as shales instead of potential productive zones.

How is MOD transformed in 360 degree tool?

What does the final presentation of an array sonic tool look like

What is the Linear relation for Gamma Ray Index (Igr)

What does a log presentation heading look like

What are the principa applications of Vp/Vs(∆ts /∆tc)?

Mud logging includes measurements of both the _______ and _________ of the formations drilled.

In the shaly sand world, ____________ is an issue

Name the zones in a borehole environment

Each type of gamma ray decay is characterized by a gamma ray of a ________________, and the ________________.

The amount of clay-bound water associated with the clay constituents of a shale is a function of the ________ and ___________

What are LDT’s?

Name examples of logging devices for porosity-lithology indicators

what is MWD

•The SP cannot be recorded in _______________ because there is no electrically conductive path through the mud for the SP.

the gamma ray log can be run in combination with __________

Shale content estimate is needed for_____________ equations in shaly sands

What is a sonic MOD tool?

What is the Wyllie time average equation

Elastic and ____________ properties may be used interchangeably.

What measurements are related to mud logging in terms of the drilling process

The correction log (Δρ=ρ-ρcorr) is responsible for _______________, positive in light muds and negative in heavy muds.

What is the vertical resolution of gamma ray tools

___________ , ____________ , and ____________ will cause the SP to be less than the ideal (clean water bearing sand) case

Low-energy gamma rays are subject to _______________, which is controlled by the atomic number, Z.

MOD provides the operator with ___________ on both the _________of the hole and the ________________of the formations.

What is estimated and inferred from nuetron logs

•In a formation,__________________is the weak solution and _______________is the more concentrated solution.

How can Rmf be estimated

The properties derived from testing rock samples in the laboratory are ____________________

What are the two types of interference waves

To get an accurate measurement of porosity from a single measurement, lithology and fluid content must be known and are estimated as “_________” and “_______________” values

Why use CGR?

What is actually measured during neutron logs

what is the “testing” log method

Name some auxiliary tools for well logging

How is Rwe calculated

What are the functions of a spontaneous potential log

Fluid travel time during sonic logs is a function of the ______, _______, and __________of a solution

The compensated neutron logging tool is an indicator of what three quantities?

For compensated neutron tools (CNL)…
- Sand/shale sequences: Run the log with a sandstone-matrix setting and with a porosity scale of ____ to ___%.
- Carbonates/evaporates/generally unknown lithology: Run the log with the CNL on a limestone matrix setting with a porosity scale of ___ to ____%.

What is the included in the wireline truck?

The types of logs to be run will be influenced by

SP logs can provide _____ to ____ correlation

_______ (SNP) tool was then introduced. It relied on a single detector of epithermal neutrons

What is the penetration depth of gamma ray tools

What is membrane potential?

What does a “Gamma Ray Spectroscopy- Mineral Identification” chart look like

What is CGR

What is GWR?

MOD is particularly valuable to the log analyst for the measurement of ______ that is virtually free of the effects of mud-filtrate invasion.

What is normal SP and reverse SP?

What is rotary sidewall coring

What is the liquid junction effect?

The primary measurement of the compensated neutron (CNL) tool is a ratio of _____

SP logs can identify ________ vs _____________

Gamma ray logs are subject to a number of perturbing effects, including:

what is coring

Dense formations absorb ______ gamma rays; low-density formations absorb ___________ gamma rays

How is Thallium-doped sodium iodide crystal used in gamma ray log tools

How is Rmf converted to Rmf at Formation Temperature

_________________ in the formation increases the gamma ray response compared to the clean formation baseline.

•Its common that the SP appears to deflect to the _____deep in the well but is reversed nearer the surface.

Array sonic tools incorporation of _______ receiver arrays and waveform recording methods has led to improvements over conventional sonic logging tools.

How is Rwe converted to Rw

Gamma rays have unique _________ and occur in _____________, as expressed in counts per time period.

What is a repeart pass and main pass

Gamma ray logs are used for three main purposes

What environmental corrections need to occur during sonic logs

The SP log can be mounted on ____________

How is the compensated neutron logging tool (CNL) affected by gas content

What are the important parts of well log quality control?

Once the values of Vp/Vs (∆ts /∆tc) have been established, they can be combined with ____________ values to calculate the elastic constants, including: K, PR, YM and SM.

Interpret a SP log

The correction log (Δρ=ρ-ρcorr) is responsible for mud cake density, _________in light muds and _________________in heavy muds.

Naturally occurring gamma ray radiation occurs from what three sources

What does a correction chart for an SP log look like

The API standard defines the difference in _______ between _______ and the _____________

Sideway neutron porosity tools overcame salinity problems, but had its own unique problem that ____ could affect its readings, and estimation of the magnitude of the error was not always easy.

Porosity tools don’t directly measure __________.

Describe the differences between well logging, petrophysics, and formation evaluation

Name examples of logging devices for reservoir geometry indicators

Which equation should be used to account for compaction effects during sonic logging

What is MOD?

What do wireline tool combos look like

What are the steps to find RW From the SP

What is an example of a thin bed log result

A number of different relationships have been proposed to relate the _____________________ to the clay content of the formation.

What are the factors affecting SP measurements

Determination of Vsh is important because it effects _______________ calculations.

Name some secondary environmental affects when using a compenstated neutron density tool (CNL)

What is the liquid junction potential

What is a GR MOD tool?

what is mud logging

What is percussion sideway coring

Infer formation beds from SP logs

How can formation temperature be extrapolated

How are compensated neutron tools used to identify lithology using bulk density and neutron porosity

What is actually measured during Nuclear Magnetic Resonance logs

__________ volume available for storage of hydrocarbons.

How is the compensated neutron logging tool (CNL) affected by clay content

What does the Gamma Ray Index (Igr) look like graphically

Gamma rays can pass through ____________

what are some examples of more advanced logging equipment

What is a synthetic seismogram

Name logging devices for formation productivity indicators

What is the gamma ray index

How are shale effects included in compensated neutron tool (CNL)

The hydrogen index is directly related to ________

The compensated neutron tool detector count rates are inversely proportional to the amount of _____ in the formation

Each radioactive decay event produces a unique ____________

Shale (clay) volume is also used for the derivation to determine ______________

SP logs provide a ______________ indication of permeability

What is baseline drift in a SP log

How are compensated neutron tools used to identify porosity compensated for lithology

What is the objective of coring?

what is estimated and inferred from sonic logs

•The production engineer needs to know if _____________exists, ____________and associated _____________________.

•The compensated neutron tool measures a ______, which can be related to formation porosity only if the lithology and formation fluid content are known.

__________ is not necessarily excluded from pore volume; depends on the measurement technique.

What is delta rho in a density log

what is another name for mud logging

What is the depth of investigation for types of density logging tools

What information is collected from mud logging?

Describe what high and low gamma ray responses mean

What are the tools available to recover a stuck wireline tool?

To get an accurate measurement of porosity from a single measurement, __________ and ___________________ must be known and are estimated as “matrix” and “fluid” values

SP tends to follow the ________ log

What is actually measured during sonic/acoustic logs

What is the sand line and shale line in an SP log

The interval transit time (Δt) of a formation is increased due to the presence of ____________.

What is LHR?
