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Elemental Analysis and Chemostratigraphy Services

Ellington & Associates, Inc. and Chemostrat Inc. have formed and alliance to provide elemental analysis and chemostratigraphy from a base in Houston, Texas.

The Houston based lab is the first commercial XRF elemental service based in the U.S.

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 PETROLEUM ENGINEERING   Production Optimization & Enhanced Oil Recovery
Overview

When drilling is stopped (or while drilling), the acoustic source, mounted on a drillstring, generates a pressure pulse. This excites both tube waves within the borehole and acoustic waves in surrounding formation. The resulting acoustic waves propagate through the formation, experiencing partial reflection on existing acoustic boundaries. Upon reaching borehole walls the reflected waves excite corresponding tube waves, which are being registered by receivers mounted on the drillstring. While incident and reflected waves propagate in formation, tube waves propagate within borehole reflecting from stabilizers and the bottom of the hole, disturbing reception of useful signal as well as exciting additional waves in formation.

Applications

    Acoustic navigation systems are used for determining location
  of bit relative to formation boundaries during horizontal and
  directional drilling.
    Simulator helps studying physical processes and interpreting
  the measurement results.
    Determine requirements to the source and receivers.
    Assists in finding the optimal parameters of the tool.
    Optimize relative locations of transmitter and receiver to
  minimize signal disturbance.


Setup

    Well Parameters.
    Source Parameters.
    Receiver Parameters.
    Mud Parameters.
    Saturated Formation.
    Elastic Formation.
Results: Wave Charts

Screenshots below have been obtained for the following compression and shear waves:


   Compression wave at 1.3 msec Shear wave at 1.3 msec


   Compression wave at 2.7 msec Shear wave at 2.7 msec


   Compression wave at 3.5 msec Shear wave at 3.5 msec


   Compression wave at 4.3 msec Shear wave at 4.3 msec
Results: Reflected Signal

Reflected Signal, measured on two receivers

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