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    This document provides instructions for a caliper log exercise using data from the Elysian Field well 24-1X between depths of 2900-3250 m. Students are asked to (a) indicate where mudcake occurs, (b) divide the log into lithology sections, (c) indicate possible lithologies, and (d) indicate any zones of caving, sloughing, or marl creep. They are also asked to calculate (e) mean mudcake thickness in two intervals, (f) approximate borehole volume, and (g) cement volume required for a 7 inch casing liner. The document includes a log sheet for the student to complete the assigned tasks.

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    This document provides instructions for a caliper log exercise using data from the Elysian Field well 24-1X between depths of 2900-3250 m. Students are asked to (a) indicate where mudcake occurs, (b) divide the log into lithology sections, (c) indicate possible lithologies, and (d) indicate any zones of caving, sloughing, or marl creep. They are also asked to calculate (e) mean mudcake thickness in two intervals, (f) approximate borehole volume, and (g) cement volume required for a 7 inch casing liner. The document includes a log sheet for the student to complete the assigned tasks.

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    Principles of Seismic Data Interpretation - M.M.badawy

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    This document provides instructions for a caliper log exercise using data from the Elysian Field well 24-1X between depths of 2900-3250 m. Students are asked to (a) indicate where mudcake occurs, (b) divide the log into lithology sections, (c) indicate possible lithologies, and (d) indicate any zones of caving, sloughing, or marl creep. They are also asked to calculate (e) mean mudcake thickness in two intervals, (f) approximate borehole volume, and (g) cement volume required for a 7 inch casing liner. The document includes a log sheet for the student to complete the assigned tasks.

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    Petrophysics MSc Course Notes Caliper Exercise

    CALIPER EXERCISE
    This exercises uses data from the Elysian Field.

    Well: 24-1X
    Depth Range: 2900 – 3250 m
    Lithology: Variable

    The enclosed log sheet shows the results from a simple two arm caliper tool.

    (a) Indicate where likely mud-cake occurs by shading between the caliper and the bit size curves.

    (b) Divide the log into sections which you believe to be of the same, or approximately the same
    lithology.

    (c) Indicate the possible lithologies down the right hand side of the log. Indicate the most likely
    lithology of those you have indicated for each lithology section.

    (d) Indicate, if present, zones of (i) caving, (ii) sloughing, (iii) marl creep.

    (e) What is the mean mud-cake thickness in the intervals 2980 m to 3035 m, and 3082 m to 3145
    m?

    (f) What is the approximate borehole volume in the intervals 2900 m to 3250 m in litres?

    (g) What is the cement volume required to complete the borehole between 2900 m and 3250 m
    with a 7 inch diameter casing liner in litres?

    Dr. Paul Glover Page i


    Petrophysics MSc Course Notes Caliper Exercise

    Dr. Paul Glover Page ii

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