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982 Drilling and Well Completions<br />

LATERAL<br />

CURRENT<br />

BIT<br />

CURRENT<br />

Figure 4-278. Computed current pattern in a homogeneous formation for the<br />

MWD toroid system. (Courtesy SPWLA [115].)<br />

(test continued from page 979)<br />

Solution<br />

1. 8,450 to 8,434 ft dolomite<br />

8,434 to 8,430 ft shale<br />

8,430 to 8,426 ft dolomite<br />

8,426 to 8,423 ft shale<br />

8,423 to 8,374 ft dolomite<br />

8,374 to 8,350 ft shale<br />

Rock nature is read on the Pe log.<br />

2. Yes, a mud cake is seen on the caliper log.<br />

3. Yes, the Rwa curve increases sharply in the main zone at 8425 ft. Oil from<br />

8425 to 8400 ft. Gas above 8,400 ft. Gas is indicated by a density porosity<br />

larger than the neutron porosity.<br />

4. Rw = 0.05 Rem; read on Rwa curve in the lower porous zone.<br />

5. At 8400 ft, porosity = 20%, R,, = 0.45, F = 25, R, = 11.25 Rem<br />

S, = j2:i.:r = 0.33 = 33%<br />

S,, = 67%

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