Logging Training
Transcript of Logging Training
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Target Audience:
Petroleum-Engineering/Production:
Petrophysicists; Well Engineering,
Geologist and Reservoir Engineers:
Production operations supervisors;Corrosion and inspection Engineers
Course Level (Basic)
Petroleum Engineering Concepts
Electrical Engineering Concepts
Course Overview / Objective:
Understanding the basic concept and
theory of well logging both open hole and
cased hole logs. Emphasis on all types of
logs and their application, quick look
interpretation process and quality control.
Explain the functioning of modern logging
tools wireline and LWD.
Course Contents :-------------------just
for the guide lines -----Instructor
has to propose the course outlineday by day for each date
A. General
Objective of Logging
Basics of Logging
Reservoir Rock Properties
Reservoir Fluids
Open Hole Logging
Logging Tools principles.
An outline of the logging
tools principles
Nuclear Tools, Density,Neutrons Log
Acoustic Logging
Resistivity Logging : shallow
and Deep reading Resistivity
Logs
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
(NWR)
B. Open Hold Log Interpretations
Shale Evaluation
Shale Effects on Evaluation
of SW
Quick Look Interpretations
Interpretations in Shaly
formations The dual Water
Model
Open Log Interpretation
workshop
C. Cased Hole Evaluation
Well Integrity
a) The Cementing Process
CBL VDL (CBL for
average Casing to
Cement Bond & VDL
for Cement to
Formation Bond)
Ultrasonic (FineAzimuthal measurement
for differentiation
between Micros annulus
and Channeling)
SCMT for average &
Azimuthal cement bond
below production tubing
without killing well.
Isolation Scanner :
Application to evaluate
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to contaminated cement
and light weight cement
and imagine of Single
and double casing.
Cement Evaluation Workshop (forcorrosion and inspection engineers)
b) Casing Corrosion
Corrosion Principle
Corrosion Mechanisms
Corrosion Logging :
ultrasonic, Multi-finger,
calipers,
electromagnetic (ETT)
Casing Leak Detection.
Casing Corrosion Workshop
D. Reservoir Monitoring
Basics of Nuclear Physics
used in Reservoir Monitoring
Inelastic capture : C/O
rations used to calculate SW
Pulsed neutron Capture :
Neutron Capture mode used to
obtain Water saturation
CHFR : Cased Hole
Formation Resistivity
Reservoir Monitoring Workshop
Production Logging
a) Production Logging Tools
Production Logging
Tools Types
Optical Sensors
Electric Sensors
Flowmeters
Flow Scan Imager
E. Production Log Interpretations
Estimating fluid hold-ups :
Water Hold Up, Oil hold up and
Gas hold up.
Two Phase Flow
Three Phase Flow
Production Logging
Workshop