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abandon
Toceaseproducingoilorgasfromawellwhenitbecomesunprofitable.Awildcatmaybeabandonedafterithasbeenprovednonproductive.Sometimes,beforeawellisabandoned,someofthecasingisremovedandsalvaged.Usually,oneormorecementplugsareplacedintheboreholetopreventmigrationoffluidsbetweenthevariousformations.Inmanystates,abandonmentmustbeapprovedbyanofficialregulatoryagencybeforebeingundertaken.
abnormalpressure
Anyporepressurewhichdiffersfromnormalporepressure.Itmaybeeitherhigherthannormalporepressure(super-normal)orlowerthannormalporepressure(subnormal).Seeoverpressureandunderpressure.
absolutepermeability
Thepermeabilityofarockmeasuredwhenonlyonefluidphaseispresentintherock.Usuallymeasuredinmillidarciesordarcies.Seepermeability.Compareeffectivepermeabilityandrelativepermeability.
absolutepressure
Pressurerelativetoanidealvacuum.Gagepressureplusatmosphericpressure.
absolutetemperaturescale
Ameasureoftemperatureinwhichzerodegreesisabsolutezero.TemperaturemeasuredindegreesKelvin(°K)fromabsolutezero(–273.16°C)ordegreesRankine(°R)fromabsolutezero(–459.69°F).
°K
=
°C
+
273.16
°R
=
°F
+
459.69
absolutezero
Ahypotheticaltemperatureatwhichallthermalmotionofatomsceases.Atotalabsenceofheat.
absorption
(1)Theprocessofsoakinguportakinginbycapillary,osmotic,chemical,orsolventaction.
(2)Theprocessbywhichradiationlosessomeorallofitsenergytoanymaterialthroughwhichitpasses.Seealsophotoelectricabsorption.
accelerator
Adeviceusedforacceleratingthevelocityofelectrons,ornuclearparticlestohighenergies.Forexample,anacceleratorisusedinpulsedneutronloggingwheredeuteriumisacceleratedtostrikeatritiumtargettoproduceneutrons.
acid
Anychemicalcompound,oneelementofwhichishydrogen,thatdissociatesinsolutiontoproducefreehydrogenions.Seeion.Forexample,hydrochloricacid,HCl,dissociatesinwatertoproducehydrogenions,H+,andchlorideions,Cl–.ThisreactionisexpressedchemicallyasHCl
H+
+
Cl–.Seedissociation.
acidstimulation
Acidizingofawell.Processofintroducingacidintoawelltodissolveacidsolublematerials,inthewellboreorinreservoirrocknearthewellbore,whichmightberestrictingfluidflow.Acid-solublematerialsinthereservoirrockmightoccurnaturallyormighthavebeenintroducedduringthedrillingorcompletionprocessofthewell.Commonlyusedacidsarehydrochloricandmixturesofhydrochloricandhydrofluoric;althoughothermineralacidsandorganicacidshavebeenused,notablycitricacidandaceticacid.
acidtreatment
Seeacidstimulation.
acidize
Seeacidstimulation.
acre-foot
Aunitofvolumeoftenusedinoil-reservoiranalysis.Equivalenttothevolume(asofoilorwater)necessarytocover1
acretoadepthof1
foot.
acre-ft.
acre-foot.
acoustic
Oforpertainingtosound.
acousticlog
Arecordofawell-loggingmeasurementofoneormorespecificcharacteristicsofacousticwavespropagatedinandaroundtheliquid-filledwellbore.
(1)Theintervaltransittime,usuallyofthecompressionalwave,isrecordedonsuchlogsasthesoniclog,continuousvelocitylogs,andboreholecompensatedsonicandAcoustilogs.
(2)Theamplitudeofpartofthepropagatedacousticwave,suchasthecompressionalwaveorshearwaveisthemeasurementrecordedonotherwelllogs.Thesearetheamplitudelog,cementbondlog,andfracturelogs.
(3)Theacousticwavetrainofthepropagatedacousticwaveisdisplayedintheamplitude-timemodeonfullwavetrainlogssuchassignaturelogsorcharacterlogs;whereasthewavetrainisshownintheintensitymodulated-timemodeonvariabledensitylogs,variableintensitylogs,3-DVelocityLogs,orMicro-SeismogramLogs.
(4)Includeslogsresultingfromthemeasurementsoftraveltimeandamplitudeofreflectedacousticenergy.Toolsmakingsuchmeasurementsaretheboreholeteleviewerandsonarcaliper.
(5)Alsoincludeslogsproducedbydeviceswhichdetectandmeasuretheamplitudeofsoundwavesintheaudiblefrequencyrange.Audiblesoundmightemanatefromliquidorgasmovementsinthewellboreenvironment.Toolsdevelopedtomakesuchmeasurementsareusedinaudioornoiseloggingtechniques.
acoustictraveltime
(1)Thetotaltimerequiredforaspecificacousticwavetotravelfromonepointtoanother.
(2)intervaltransittime.Thetimerequiredforacompressionalwave(usually)totravelfromonepointtoanotherseparatedbyadistanceofunitlength(usuallyonefoot).
acousticvelocitylog
AVL.Seeacousticlogpart(1).
acousticwave
Anelasticwave,seismicwave.Asoundwaveinwhichthedisturbancepropagatedthroughamediumisanelasticdeformationofthemedium.Thewavetrainwhichresultsfromtheemissionofanacousticpulsebyawellloggingdeviceisdetectedbyoneormoredetectorsmountedonthesondeandvariousaspectsofitaremeasured(seeacousticlog).Thewavetrainisacompositeofvariousmodesofenergytransfer.Thefirstarrivalusuallyresultsfromcompressionalwavestravelingintheformation;theinverseofitsvelocityismeasuredbysonictools.Asecondarrivalissometimesidentifiedasshearwavestravelingintheformation.Thevelocityofthecompressionalwavestravelingthroughthemudisfrequencydependentandhasrelativelyhighfrequencycontent.Ontheotherhand,surfacewavesofrelativelylowfrequencytravelalongtheboreholewallatlowervelocitiesandareusuallycalledtubewavesorpseudo-Stoneleywaves.Seealsowavetrain.
Acoustilog
Asoniclog.Seeacousticlog.AcoustilogisaDresserAtlastrademark.
activation
Seeneutronactivation.
activationlogging
Awell-loggingtechniqueinwhichtheformationinthenearenvironmentoftheirradiatingtoolsisirradiatedwithneutronswhichtransformsomenucleiintoradioisotopes.Thespecificradioactiveisotopeswhichareproducedbyactivationofthenucleicanbedetectedbytheircharacteristicinducedradioactivityenergylevelsanddecay-timeschemes.Thisprovidesameansforidentifyingtheelementsoriginallypresent.Seealsoinducedspectralgamma-raylogandneutronactivation.
activity
Theactivityofanionspeciesisitsthermodynamicequivalentconcentration;i.e.,theionconcentrationcorrectedforthedeviationfromidealbehaviorcausedbytheinterionicattractionofions.Itisthisinteractionbetweenionswhichtendstocausetheelectricalconductivityofasolutiontobelessthanthatpredictedfromthenumberofionspresent.Onlyatinfinitedilutionaretheionscompletelyfreeoftheinfluenceofotherionsinsolution.
Ionicactivityisusedinexpressingthevariationofelectrodepotentialsandotherelectrochemicalphenomena(e.g.,SP).Atlowconcentrations,thechemicalactivityofasolutionofagivensaltisroughlyproportionaltoitssaltcontent;i.e.,roughlyproportionaltoitsconductivityorinverselytoitsresistivity.Inconcentratedsolutions,therelationbetweenconductivityandconcentrationiscomplexanddependsonindividualsoluteproperties.
adapter
Ashort,threadedpieceorcouplingusedtoadaptpartsoftheloggingtoolthatcannototherwisebecoupledtogetherbecauseofdifferenceinthreadsizeordesign.
adiabatic
Anadiabaticprocessisoneinwhichthereisnoexchangeofheatwiththesurroundings.Therelationshipofpressureandvolumewhenagasorotherfluidiscompressedorexpandedwithnolossorgainofheat.Inanadiabaticprocess,compressioncausesanincreaseintemperatureandexpansionadecreaseintemperature.
adsorption
Atypeofadhesionwhichtakesplaceatthesurfaceofasolidoraliquidincontactwithliquidorgases.Adsorptionresultsintheaccumulationofmoleculesofgases,orionsormoleculesofliquids,atthesurfacesofcontactingsolidsorliquids.
Aelectrode
Thecurrent-emittingelectrodeintheconfigurationofcurrentandpotential-measuringelectrodesofaresistivity-measuringdevice.CompareBelectrode.Seenormalandlateraldevices.
aeratedzone
Seezoneofaeration.
AIME
TheAmericanInstituteofMining,Metallurgical.andPetroleumEngineers.TheNewYorkCity-basedparentgroupoftheSocietyofPetroleumEngineers.TheSPE,headquarteredinDallas,Tex.,publishesthe"JournalofPetroleumTechnology."
airdrilling
Amethodofrotarydrillingthatusescompressedairasitscirculationmedium.Thismethodofremovingcuttingsfromthewellboreisasefficientormoreefficientthanthetraditionalmethodsusingwaterordrillingmud.Inaddition.therateofpenetrationisincreasedconsiderablywhenairdrillingisused.Aprincipalprobleminairdrillingisthepenetrationofformationscontainingwater,sincetheentryofwaterintothesystemreducesitsefficiency.
alkaline
(1)Havingthepropertiesofabase.
(2)Containingsodiumand/orpotassiuminexcessoftheamountneededtoformfeldsparwiththeavailablesilica;e.g.,analkalinerock-inthissensesometimeswrittenalkalic.
(3)Containingionsofoneormorealkalimetals.
(4)Waterscontainingmorethanaverageamountsofcarbonatesofsodium,potassium,magnesium,orcalcium.
alpha
Theratioofthepseudo-staticSP(PSP)tothestaticSP(SSP).Alphabearsaninverserelationshipwithclayiness.
alphaparticle
Aparticleidenticaltotheheliumnucleuswhichhasbeenejectedfromthenucleusofanatomasaformofradiation.Whenthealphaparticleslowsdownitpicksuptwoelectrons,becominganatomofhelium.Thepenetratingpowerofanalphaparticleislow;athinsheetofpaperwillstopmostalphaparticles.Thereadjustmentwhichtakesplacewithintheparentnucleusresultsingammaradiation.
alpharing
AcommonWelexnameforguardedelectrode.
allogenic
Descriptiveofdetritalrockconstituentsandmineralsderivedelsewherefromolderformationsandredeposited.Compareauthigenic.
AmericanPetroleumInstitute
API.Foundedin1920,thisnationaloiltradeorganizationistheleadingstandardizingorganizationonoil-fielddrillingandproducingequipment.Itmaintainsdepartmentsoftransportation,refining,andmarketinginWashington,D.C.,andadepartmentofproductioninDallas.
amorphous
Withoutform.Atermappliedtorocksandmineralshavingnodefinitecrystallinestructure.
AMspacing
Thenotationusedtorefertothedistancebetweenthecurrentelectrode(A)andthepotential-measuringelectrode(M)ofthenormaldevice.
amplifiedcurve
Acurverecordedonamoresensitivescale;e.g.,theamplifiedshortnormalcurve.
amplitudelog
Arecordoftheamplitudeofthecompressionwaveorshearwaveportionoftheacousticwavepropagatedthroughtheboreholeenvironmentinacousticlogging.Seealsocementbondlogandfracturelog.
amplitude-time
Anacousticwavetraindisplaymode.AtraceoftheacousticwavetrainintheX-Yplaneinwhichtheamplitudeofeachpointonthewavetrainisrepresentedasafunctionoftime.Seeacousticlog.Compareintensitymodulated-timeorvariabledensity.Seeillustrationatwavetraindisplay.
anhydrite
Thecommonnameforthenaturallyoccurringcalciumsulfate.Anhydriteiscalciumsulfate(CaSO4)existingintheorthorhombiccrystallineform.Theanhydritecrystalcannotbecomeagypsumcrystal(monoclinicform)inasinglehydrationstep.Anhydritemustfirstbecomedissociatedinsolutionbeforeitcancrystallizeasgypsum(orrecrystallizeasanhydrite).Comparegypsum.
anion
Anegativelychargedion.
anisotropic
Oforpertainingtoanisotropy.Seeanisotropy.
anisotropy
Thepropertyofarockwhichallowsittoshowdifferentresponsesormeasurementswhenmeasuredalongdifferentaxes.Microscopicanisotropyrelatestothevariationofapropertymeasuredperpendiculartothebeddingfromthatmeasuredparalleltothebeddingbecauseplate-likemineralgrainsandintersticestendtoorientthemselvesparalleltothebedding.Macroscopicanisotropyrelatestothevariationresultingfromthinbedsandfractureplaneswhosepropertiesdifferappreciablyfromthoseoftheremainingvolumeoverwhichameasurementismade.
annularspace
Seeannulusparts(1)and(2).
annulus
(1)Thatspacebetweenadrillpipeandtheformationsthroughwhichthedrillingfluid(mud)returnstothesurface.
(2)Thespacebetweentubingandcasingorbetweencasingandformation.
(3)Aringofinterstitialwaterproducedbyinvasionprocessesinhydrocarbon-bearingbedswhenbothhydrocarbonandinterstitialwaterphaseshavemobilityandtheirmobilitiesaredifferent.
WhenRxo
>
Rotheannuluswillbemoreconductivethantheflushedzone(Rxo)ortheuninvadedoil-bearingzone(Rt).WhenRxo
<
Ro,theresistivityoftheannuluswillbeintermediatebetweenthatoftheflushedzone(Rxo)andtheuninvadedoil-bearingzone(Rt).
anticline
Asubsurfacefoldstructureinwhichbedsdipinoppositedirectionsfromacommonridgeoraxis.Afoldthatisconcavedownwards.Seeillustrationinfold.
AOspacing
Thisnotationreferstothedistancebetweenthecurrentelectrode(A)andapoint(O)midwaybetweenthepotential-measuringelectrodes(MandN)ofthelateraldevice.Onthereciprocalsonde,itisthedistancebetweentheMelectrodeandapoint(O)midwaybetweenthecurrentelectrodes(AandB).
API
SeeAmericanPetroleumInstitute.
APIgravity
ThemeasureofgravityofliquidpetroleumproductsontheNorthAmericancontinent,derivedfromspecificgravityinaccordancewiththefollowingequation:
APIgravityisexpressedindegrees,aspecificgravityof1.0beingequalto10
°API.
APIloggrid
TheAPIloggridisthestandardformatusedbyallloggingcompaniesforrecordingwell-loggingmeasurementsinthepetroleumindustry.Thisloggridhasonetrackontheleftsideofthedepthcolumnandtwoontheright.Thetracksare2.5
incheswideandthedepthcolumnis0.75
incheswide.Thetracksmaybedividedintolinearscaleorlogarithmicscale.Seescaleforillustration.
APItestpits
Calibrationpits,locatedattheAPInuclearlogcalibrationfacilityattheUniversityofHouston,usedforthecalibrationorstandardizationofgamma-rayloggingresponsesandneutronloggingresponsesintoAPIunits.
APIunit
Aunitofcountingrateusedforscalinggamma-raylogsandneutronlogs.
(1)Forgamma-raycurves.ThedifferenceincurvedeflectionbetweenzonesoflowandhighradiationintheAPIgamma-raycalibrationpitis200
APIgamma-rayunits.Onetwo-hundredthofthisdeflectionisoneAPIgamma-rayunit.
(2)Forneutroncurves.ThedifferencebetweenelectricalzeroandthecurvedeflectionoppositeazoneofIndianalimestone(19%porosity)intheAPIneutroncalibrationpitis1,000
APIunits.Oneone-thousandthofthisdeflectionisoneAPIneutronunit.
apparentresistivity
Resistivityrecordedonaresistivitywelllogwhichmaydifferfromtrueresistivitybecauseoftheinfluenceonthemeasuredresponsecausedbythepresenceofthemudcolumn,invadedzone,adjacentbeds,boreholecavities,etc.Thesevaluesmayneedcorrectionpriortouseinanycomputation.
apparentvalue
Theuncorrectedvalueofacurverecordeddirectlyonalog.
aquicide
Arelativelyimpermeablestratumthatdoesnottransmitwaterfastenoughtosupplyawellorspring.
aquifer
(1)Awater-bearingstratumofpermeablerock,sand,orgravelcapableofproducingwater.
(2)Inapetroleumreservoirwithanaturalwaterdrive,theaquiferisthatpartofthereservoircontainingwater.
arch
Sandarch.Thearchofsandcreatedoutsideofanorificeorperforationontheformationsideofcasingorliner.Forexample,inunconsolidatedsandstonetherockmusthavethepropertyofdilatancy,orthepropertytoexpand,beforethearchwillform.Theresultingarch,causedbytheinterlockingandwedgingtogetherofsandgrains,preventstheflowofsandthroughaperforation.Cohesionisimpartedtotheloosegrainsformingthearchwhenthewettingphaseisatirreduciblesaturation.
Archie'sformulas
EmpiricalrelationshipsbetweentheformationresistivityfactorF,porosity,watersaturationSw,andresistivitiesincleangranularrocks.
where
m
=
porosityexponent,
Ro
=
resistivityoftheformationwhen100%
saturatedwithformationwater,
Rw
=
formationwaterresistivity,
Rt
=
trueresistivityoftheformation,
n
=
saturationexponent.
arenaceous
Pertainingtosandorsandyrocks(as,aranaceousshale).
argillaceous
Rocksorsubstancescomposedofclayminerals,orhavingnotableproportionofclayintheircompositionsuchasshaleandslate.
arkose
Asandstonecontaining25%ormoreoffeldspars,usuallyderivedfromsilicicigneousrocks.
arm
(1)Abowspringorleveronadownholetoolwhichpressesagainsttheboreholewalltocentralizethetool,topushthetooltotheoppositesideoftheborehole,ortoholdasensorpadtotheboreholewall.
(2)Toprepareaperforatinggunsothatitwillfirewhenthefiringswitchatthesurfaceisoperated.Thisusuallyrequiresconnectingthedetonatorand/orcompletingtheelectricalwiringinthegun.
armor
Layersofsteelwirewrappedaroundinsulatedelectricalconductorsofasurveycable.Thestrengthofthecableundertensionisrelatedtothenumberofwirestrandsinthearmorandtheircondition.Seealsoweakpoint.
aromatic
Pertainingtohydrocarbons,aliquidorsolidhydrocarbonhavingtheformulaCnH2n–6.Suchcompoundscontainthebenzenering.Compareparaffinic.
arrowplot
Adisplayofdipmeterordriftmeasurements.Seetadpoleplot.
artesianwater
Groundwaterthathassufficienthydraulicpressuretoriseaboveitsaquifer.Thiswatermightormightnothavesufficienthydraulicpressuretoriseaboveitsaquifer.Thiswatermightormightnothavesufficientpressuretorisetoorabovethesurfaceoftheground.
artificiallift
Anymethodusedtoraiseoiltothesurfacethroughawell,afterreservoirpressurehasdeclinedtothepointatwhichthewellnolongerproducesbymeansofnaturalenergy.Sucker-rodpumps,hydraulicpumps,submersiblepumps,andgasliftarethemostcommonmethodsofartificiallift.
asphalt
Adarkcoloredbitumenfoundasanaturaldeposit.Crudeoilofhighasphalticcontentwillleaveasphaltasaresiduewhensubjectedtodistillationtoremovethelighterfractions.Asphaltisdarkbrownorblackincoloransatroomtemperaturesusuallyissolid.
atmosphericpressure
Thepressureexertedoverthesurfaceoftheearthbytheweightoftheatmosphere.Atsealevel,thispressureisapproximately14.7
psia.
atom
Thesmallestparticleofanelementwhichcanexistalone,orincombinationwithsimilarparticlesofthesameofdifferentelements.
atomicnumber
Thenumberofprotonswithinanatomicnucleus,orthenumberoforbitalelectronsina"neutral"atom.
atomicweight
Atomicmass.Therelativeweightofanatomonthebasisthatcarbonis12.Forapureisotope,theatomicweightroundedofftothenearestintegerequaltothetotalnumberofneutronsandprotonsintheatomicnucleus.
attenuation
Whenaformofenergyispropogatedthroughamedioum,itsamplitudeisdecreased.Thisdecreaseistermedattenuation.Seealsowavetrain.
audiologging
Seenoiselogging.
authigenic
Descriptiveofrockconstituentsandmineralswhichareformedorgeneratedinthelocationwheretheyarefound.
Authigenicmaterialsussuallyareformedsubsequenttodeposition,butmightbeformedatthetimeofdeposition.Compareallogenic.
azimuth
(1)Inwelllogging.Inahorizontalplane,itistheclockwiseangleofdeparturefrommagneticnorth.Seealsomagneticdeclination.
(2)Curverecordedindipmetersurveys.Lookingdownthehole,itistheclockwiseanglefrommagneticnorthtothereferenceelectrodenumber1onthesondeortool.
(3)Inlandsurveying.Itistheclockwiseangleofdepartureinahorizontalplanefromtruenorth.
azimuthfrequencyplot
Adiagramonpolarchartpaperwhichpresentsonlyacountofthenumberofdipazimuthmeasurementswhichfallwithineachten-degreesector,withinagivengroupofdips.Dipmagnitudeisignored.Seeillustrationinazimuth.
backgroundradiation
Theradiationintensityexistingintheenvironmentwhichisinadditiontothespecficradiationunderconsideration.Onthesurface,thisistheionizingradiationproducedbycosmicirradiationandnaturallyoccurringtraceamountsofradioactiveelements.Inthesubsurface,thisisthenaturallyoccurringradiationpriortotheintroductionofradioactivetracermaterialsoractivation.
back-pressure
Thepressuremaintainedonequipmentorsystemsthroughwhichafluidflows.
back-upcurve
Acurverecordedbyaback-upgalvanometer.
back-upgalvanometer
Agalvanometerwhichbeginstorecordwhentheprimarygalvanometerhasreachedthelimitofavailabletrackwidthorgoesoffscale.Theback-upgalvaometerwillbeeitherlesssensitivethantheprimarygalvanometerorhaveashiftedscale.
ballsealers
Ballsmadeofnylon,hardrubber,orboth,andusedtoshutoffperforationsthroughwhichexcessivefluidislost.
barefootcompletion
Seeopenholecompletion.
barite
BaSO4.Anaturalmineralusedasweightingmaterialindrillingmud.
barn
10–24
cm2.Aunitofmeasureforcapturecrosssection.
barrel
Petroleumbarrel.Aunitofmeasureforcrudeoilandoilproductsequalto42
U.S.gallons.
basalt
Afine-grainedigneousrockdominatedbydark-coloredminerals,consistingofplagioclasefeldspars(acalcium-sodium-aluminum-silicate,usuallypresentinamountsover50%),andferromagnesiumsilicates.Basaltsandandesitesrepresentabout98%ofallextrusiveigneousrocks.
base
Asubstancecapableofcombiningwithchargedhydrogenatoms(ions)toformasalt.Atypicalbaseissodiumhydroxide(caustic),withthechemicalsymbolNaOH.
baseexchange
Seeionexchange.
base-lineshift
(1)Generallyreferstoanaturallyoccurringshiftofthebaselineofanyspecificcurve;e.g.,theSPcurve.Usuallythebaselinereferredtoistheshalebaseline,butcouldbethesandbaselineorotherbaseline.
(2)Sometimesreferstoamanualorelectricalshiftinthecurveproducedbytheloggingengineer.Seemanualshift.
basement
Acomplexofundifferentiatedrocksthatunderliestheoldestsedimentaryrocks.InmanyplacestherocksofthecomplexareigneousandmetamorphicandofPrecambrianage,butinsomeplacestheyarePaleozoic,Mesozoic,orevenCenozoic.Intermsofpetroleumexploration,basementisthesurfacebelowwhichthereisnocurrentexplorationinterest.
basin
Asynclinalstructureinthesubsurface,oncethebedofanancientsea.Basins,inwhichsedimentshaveaccumulated.areregardedasgoodprospectsforoilexploration.
bearing
Seerelativebearing.
bed
Asubdivisionofastratifiedsequenceofrocks,lowerinrankthanamemberorformation,internallycomposedofrelativelyhomogeneousmaterialexhibitingsomedegreeoflithologicunity,andseparatedfromtherocksaboveandbelowbyvisuallyorphysicallymoreorlesswelldefinedboundaryplanes.
beddingplanes
Insedimentaryorstratifiedrocks,thedivisionplanesthatseparatetheindividuallayers,beds,orstrata.
bedrock
Ageneraltermfortherock,usuallysolid,thatunderliessoilorotherunconsolidated,superficialmaterial.
bedthickness
(1)Truebedthicknessisthethicknessofthestratigraphicunitmeasuredalongalinenormaltothedirectionofextensionoftheunit.Truethicknesscanbederivedfrominformationdeterminedbythedipmeter.
(2)Thebedthicknessdeterminedfromsomewelllogsisanapparentbedthicknesscorrespondingtothedistancetheboreholeremainedinthebed.Theboreholemaynothavepenetratedthebednormaltoitsupperorlowerboundarysurfacebecauseofholedeviationandformationdip.Seealsotrueverticaldepth.
Belectrode
Acurrent-returnelectrodeinthecurrentandmeasureelectrodeconfigurationofaresistivitymeasuringdevice.CompareAelectrode.Seealsonormalandlateraldevice.
bentonite
Acolloidalclay,composedofmontmorillonite,whichswellswhenwet.Becauseofitsgel-formingproperties,bentoniteisamajorcomponentofdrillingmuds.Seegelandmud.
betaparticle
Ahighspeeddisintegrationelectron(i.e.,negatronorpositron)spontaneouslyemittedfromanatomicnucleusasaformofradiation.Electrons(negativeorpositive)donotexistinnuclei;theyarecreatedatthemomentofemissionandareaccompaniedbythetransitionofaneutronintoaproton,oraprotonintoaneutron.Theatomicnumberofthenuclideischangedbya+1ora–1withnosignificantchangeinatomicweight.Abetaparticlecanpenetrateonlyafewmillimetersofrock.
BHT
Bottomholetemperature,usuallyobtainedbymaximumreadingthermometers.
bi-metallism
Existenceofcontactbetweentwodissimilarmetalsinthelogginginstrumentwhichresultsinaspuriousemf.Ifelectricalleaksexistbetweenthemetalsandtheboreholefluid,acircuitwillbecompletedintheboreholefluidthroughwhichelectricalcurrentwillflow.Oppositeresistivebeds,thelinesofcurrentaredistortedandcurrentflowisconfinedtotheborehole.WhenthiscurrentcrossestheSPelectrodeitdistortstheSPcurve.
bit
Acuttingdeviceattachedtothebottomendofthedrillpipe.Itsfunctionistoperformtheactualboringordrillingoftherockformations.
blastingcap
Electricalblastingcap,adetonator.Anelectricallyactivatedexplosivedeviceusedtodetonatehighexplosives(e.g.,shapedcharges).
blindram
Anintegralpartofablowoutpreventer,servingastheclosingelement.Itsendsdonotfitaroundthedrillpipebutsealagainsteachotherandshutoffthespacebelowcompletely.Seerams.
blindzone
Shadowzone.Commonlyobservedoncurvesrecordedbyalateraldevice.Azonewhereintherecordedresistivityistoolow.ThiszonecorrespondstothedepthintervalloggedwhileathinresistivebedofthicknesslessthantheAOspacingisbetweentheAelectrodeandthemid
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