compensated neutron log 补偿中子测井 1. n. [Formation Evaluation] ID: 3414
A neutron porosity log in which the effects of the borehole environment are minimized by using two detectors. In the most common technique, the two source-detector spacings are chosen so that the ratio of the two count rates is relatively independent of the borehole environment. This ratio is then calibrated in terms of porosity in a known formation and borehole environment typically with the tool placed against the side of an 8-in. [20-cm] borehole in a limestone block, both filled with fresh water at surface temperature and pressure. The response is also determined at different porosities and in sandstones, dolomites and other borehole environments. Correction factors are developed to convert the measured log to the standard conditions.
The source and detectors are not azimuthally focused. Wireline tools are run eccentralized against the borehole wall. Since the neutrons emitted into the mud are strongly attenuated, the resulting log is effectively focused into the formation. Measurements-while-drilling tools will normally be unfocused since they are centralized unless the borehole is overgauge.
The vertical resolution is about 2 ft [0.6 m], but can be improved by alpha processing.
See: chemical neutron source, epithermal neutron porosity measurement, limestone porosity unit, limestone-compatible scale, thermal neutron porosity measurement, vertical resolution
flowing neutron log 流动中子测井
1. n. [Production Logging] ID: 10987
A neutron porosity log recorded while the well is flowing to determine the gas-oil contact in the borehole. The log is often compared with a log run while the well is shut-in. The term was used in the1950s and 1960s but is now obsolete.
See: fluid-interface log, gas-oil contact, neutron porosity, production log
injection pulsed neutron log 注入脉冲中子测井 1. n. [Production Logging] ID: 10872
An in-situ recording in which a material with high neutron-capture cross section is injected into the flowstream of a production or injection well to determine fluid paths and velocities. The material used is normally borax or water with high salinity, both of which cause a significant increase in the capture cross section measured by a pulsed-neutron log. In the most common application, the material is injected across the producing intervals of a production well. By comparing pulsed neutron logs recorded before and after injection, the injectivity, and hence productivity, of each interval can be estimated. Any cement channels or leaks will also be observed.
See: injection well, neutron capture, production log, tracer measurement, tracer-loss measurement
neutron log 中子测井 1. n. [Formation Evaluation] ID: 3432
Normally synonymous with a neutron porosity log. However, the term is sometimes broadened to include an activation log.
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