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    Well Log Analysis:) at 8450 FT and R

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    This document summarizes a lecture on well log analysis that includes two examples. The first example (Ex. 26.1) involves identifying permeable and impermeable zones, porosity, and water saturation from resistivity and caliper logs. The example provides resistivity values from five zones and asks students to continue solving the problem. The second and third questions (Q.26.1 and Q.26.2) ask how to use charts 26.2 and 26.3 and what advantages they provide. Figures 26.1 through 26.3 are referenced but not included.

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    This document summarizes a lecture on well log analysis that includes two examples. The first example (Ex. 26.1) involves identifying permeable and impermeable zones, porosity, and water saturation from resistivity and caliper logs. The example provides resistivity values from five zones and asks students to continue solving the problem. The second and third questions (Q.26.1 and Q.26.2) ask how to use charts 26.2 and 26.3 and what advantages they provide. Figures 26.1 through 26.3 are referenced but not included.

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    This document summarizes a lecture on well log analysis that includes two examples. The first example (Ex. 26.1) involves identifying permeable and impermeable zones, porosity, and water saturation from resistivity and caliper logs. The example provides resistivity values from five zones and asks students to continue solving the problem. The second and third questions (Q.26.1 and Q.26.2) ask how to use charts 26.2 and 26.3 and what advantages they provide. Figures 26.1 through 26.3 are referenced but not included.

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    Well Log Analysis:) at 8450 FT and R

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    This document summarizes a lecture on well log analysis that includes two examples. The first example (Ex. 26.1) involves identifying permeable and impermeable zones, porosity, and water saturation from resistivity and caliper logs. The example provides resistivity values from five zones and asks students to continue solving the problem. The second and third questions (Q.26.1 and Q.26.2) ask how to use charts 26.2 and 26.3 and what advantages they provide. Figures 26.1 through 26.3 are referenced but not included.

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    Well Log Analysis

    26th lecture 28.03.2019, (08:30-10:30) and (15:30-17:30) (for two groups)-


    DOPE, UOK

    Ex. 26.1:- From IES and Caliper in front of Limestone formation. In the
    zones A, B, C. The values of resistivities are recorded (0-500). If Rw=0.018
    ohm-m @ Tf (170 ) at 8450 ft and Rmf=0.56 @ 76 .

    Zone No. Depth, ft


    1 8444-8448
    2 8450
    3 8456-8458
    4 8474-8476
    5 8491-8493
    1. Identify permeable and impermeable zones.
    2. Porosity of the beds.
    3. Sw of the beds.

    Fig. 26.1

    141
    Sol:-

    Zone No. RIL t, Micro sec/ft


    1 22 84
    2 150 50.5
    3 17 70
    4 5.0 69
    5 2.5 68

    H.w.: Continue to solve the problem……

    142
    Q.26.1: How to use the chart 26.2? what are the advantages from this
    chart?

    Chart 26.2

    143
    Q.26.2: How to use the chart 26.3? what are the advantages from this
    chart?

    Chart 26.3

    144

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