Hydrocarbon Type Identification With MWD Neutron Porosity Logging: A Case Study
G. J. Slmms, C. A. Koopersmlth
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G. J. Slmms, C. A. Koopersmlth
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Summary Measurement-while-drilling (MWD) information accurately defined gas, oil, and water in an offshore field. Basic MWD and wireline formation evaluation data compare favorably. A cost saving of $130, 000 was realized when MWD information was used instead of wireline data on one well. In the future, MWD logs may serve as the primary evaluation data on routine development wells in similar fields.
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Summary Measurement-while-drilling (MWD) information accurately defined gas, oil, and water in an offshore field. Basic MWD and wireline formation evaluation data compare favorably. A cost saving of $130, 000 was realized when MWD information was used instead of wireline data on one well. In the future, MWD logs may serve as the primary evaluation data on routine development wells in similar fields.
Key concepts: Wireline, Well logging, Petroleum engineering, Logging while drilling, Formation evaluation, Geology, Oil field, Submarine pipeline