3 Acoustic logging

  • Mari J
  • Vergniault C
  • Coppens F
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Abstract

Acoustic logging includes those techniques that use a transducer to transmit an acoustic wave through the fluid in the well and surrounding elastic materials. Several different types of acoustic logs are used, based on the frequencies used, the way the signal is recorded, and the purpose of the log. All these logs require fluid in the well to couple the signal to the surrounding rocks. Four types will be described here: acoustic velocity, acoustic waveform, cement bond, and acoustic televiewer.

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Mari, J.-L., Vergniault, C., & Coppens, F. (2018). 3 Acoustic logging. In Well seismic surveying and acoustic logging (pp. 77–102). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/978-2-7598-2263-8.c005

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