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reliability I flexibility I transparency I safety www.borehole-wireline.com.au Borehole Wireline 781 South Road, PO Box 21 Black Forest SA 5035, Tel + 61 8 8351 3255 GEOPHYSICAL LOGGING PROBES Defining Your Resource Acous!c Scanner PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS Weight 10.0kg Length 2.07m Diameter 42mm BH diameter range 50—380mm Radial resolu!on 90, 120, 180, 360 samples Frequency 1.5 mHz Transducer Focused peizocomposite Orienta!on 3 axis magnetometer & accelerometer Maximum Temperature & pressure 80°C/20 MPa MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLE The acous!c scanner is an ultrasonic (high frequency) imaging probe which creates an orientated image of the borehole wall. The probe achieves the 360 degree image by using a rota!ng, angled mirror below a trans- ducer. Image orienta!on is achieved using an internal 3 axis magnetometer and accelerometer. The transduc- er acts as a transmi?er and receiver of the ultrasonic pulses. Image resolu!on is governed by the data trans- fer speed of the logging system and the rota!on rate of the mirror below the transducer (known as motor step speed) which in turn controls the logging speed. Typical rota!onal sample rate available are 90, 120, 180 or 360 samples per revolu!on of the mirror. The acous!c scanner creates two images: Two Way Travel Time: Acous!c pulse travel !me between probe, borehole wall and back. It is an ideal mul!-fingered high resolu!on caliper. Amplitude: Acous!c pulse intensity which related to the hardness of the rock, the smoothness of the borehole wall and the type of fluid in the borehole. Ideally suited for: Fracture iden!fica!on, orienta!on and aperture measurement for geotechnical studies. Structure characterisa!on for geological structural projects. Slope stability studies. Casing inspec!on. Opera.ons & Calibra.on: Minimum borehole diameter of 50mm and a fluid is required in the borehole. Probe is run with two centralisers. Best results are obtained if the probe is centralised. Normally run in open borehole condi!ons. Can be run in casing for casing inspec!on surveys. Highest data transmission speeds on the market meaning fastest logging speeds for highest ver.cal im- age resolu.on. Typically recorded in an uphole logging direc!on at logging speeds of 2 – 3 m/min for a minimum ver!cal image resolu!on of 3mm. (Downhole logging can be recorded for QA purposes). Calibra!on from manufacturer for the 3 axis magnetometer and accelerometer. Marker posi!on, probe rota!on checks undertaken at regular intervals. No stackability Op!onal gamma detector available. SINGLE PROBE RUN ASCN

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Page 1: Acous!c Scanner ASCN - borehole-wireline.com.auborehole-wireline.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/... · reliability I flexibility I transparency I safety Borehole Wireline 781 South

reliability I flexibility I transparency I safety www.borehole-wireline.com.au

Borehole Wireline 781 South Road, PO Box 21 Black Forest SA 5035, Tel + 61 8 8351 3255

GEOPHYSICAL LOGGING PROBES

Defining Your Resource

Acous!c

Scanner

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Weight 10.0kg

Length 2.07m

Diameter 42mm

BH diameter range 50—380mm

Radial resolu!on 90, 120, 180, 360 samples

Frequency 1.5 mHz

Transducer Focused peizocomposite

Orienta!on 3 axis magnetometer & accelerometer

Maximum Temperature & pressure 80°C/20 MPa

MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLE

The acous!c scanner is an ultrasonic (high frequency) imaging probe which creates an orientated image of

the borehole wall. The probe achieves the 360 degree image by using a rota!ng, angled mirror below a trans-

ducer. Image orienta!on is achieved using an internal 3 axis magnetometer and accelerometer. The transduc-

er acts as a transmi?er and receiver of the ultrasonic pulses. Image resolu!on is governed by the data trans-

fer speed of the logging system and the rota!on rate of the mirror below the transducer (known as motor

step speed) which in turn controls the logging speed. Typical rota!onal sample rate available are 90, 120, 180

or 360 samples per revolu!on of the mirror.

The acous!c scanner creates two images:

Two Way Travel Time: Acous!c pulse travel !me between probe, borehole wall and back. It is an ideal

mul!-fingered high resolu!on caliper.

Amplitude: Acous!c pulse intensity which related to the hardness of the rock, the smoothness of the

borehole wall and the type of fluid in the borehole.

Ideally suited for:

Fracture iden!fica!on, orienta!on and aperture measurement for geotechnical studies.

Structure characterisa!on for geological structural projects.

Slope stability studies.

Casing inspec!on.

Opera.ons & Calibra.on:

Minimum borehole diameter of 50mm and a fluid is required in the borehole.

Probe is run with two centralisers. Best results are obtained if the probe is centralised.

Normally run in open borehole condi!ons. Can be run in casing for casing inspec!on surveys.

Highest data transmission speeds on the market meaning fastest logging speeds for highest ver.cal im-

age resolu.on. Typically recorded in an uphole logging direc!on at logging speeds of 2 – 3 m/min for a

minimum ver!cal image resolu!on of 3mm. (Downhole logging can be recorded for QA purposes).

Calibra!on from manufacturer for the 3 axis magnetometer and accelerometer. Marker posi!on, probe

rota!on checks undertaken at regular intervals.

No stackability Op!onal gamma detector available.

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reliability I flexibility I transparency I safety www.borehole-wireline.com.au

Borehole Wireline 781 South Road, PO Box 21 Black Forest SA 5035, Tel + 61 8 8351 3255

GEOPHYSICAL LOGGING PROBES

Defining Your Resource

Acous!c

Scanner

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