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WellCAD Basics - Advanced Logic Technology

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150 - BOOK 1 - WELLCAD BASICS<br />

www.alt.lu<br />

Deviation Channels:<br />

Select the input channels for borehole azimuth and borehole tilt from the<br />

corresponding drop down lists. Borehole azimuth must be measured clockwise from<br />

Magnetic or True North in degrees. Tilt is the inclination of the well measured from<br />

the vertical axis (TVD) in degree (Tilt = 0� vertical well, Tilt = 90� horizontal well).<br />

Units:<br />

Choose the units in which the coordinates for Northing, Easting and TVD are<br />

measured. Possible options are meters and feet.<br />

TVD:<br />

The initial value for the TVD channel can be set to the top depth of the input<br />

channel (Tilt). Tick the Top Depth Of Source Log option. If you want the initial<br />

value to be zero or any other value, tick the Depth option and enter the desired<br />

value.<br />

The process will output a Well Log with the data being MD (measured depth) and<br />

TVD (calculated). The TVD data can also be output as Depth Column Log. Tick<br />

the corresponding option in the dialog box.<br />

Method:<br />

Choose one of the three algorithms to compute the coordinates:<br />

Classic Tangential: Coordinates are calculated<br />

from azimuth and tilt at the current position<br />

(A). The next point of calculation (B’) is<br />

reached stepping one sample rate (dL) in the<br />

direction of the tangent calculated in point A.<br />

One has to consider that the well path between<br />

A and B may be curved and an error is made.

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