Eye Records
A record of the density, or changes in density of fluids in a production or injection well. From gas, oil and water, all have different densities, the registry can determine the percentage of different fluids, directly in the case of two-phase flow and in combination with other measures to phase flow. The fluid density is measured by a nuclear fluid densimeter or "gradiomanĂ³metro" and can also be generated by the depth derived from a pressure sensor. Taken and translated
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
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fluid density or flowmeter flow meter
speed measuring device in fluid flow site in a well, usually one completed for production or injection. In 1940 and 1950 were used several surface measurement techniques but only the flow of spin was the most suitable for measuring velocities in the bottom of the well.
Although usually called flowmeters or flow meter, there are other techniques for measuring the flow rate, such as records of water flows, logs phase velocity, temperature distribution records and even audio measurements.
speed measuring device in fluid flow site in a well, usually one completed for production or injection. In 1940 and 1950 were used several surface measurement techniques but only the flow of spin was the most suitable for measuring velocities in the bottom of the well.
Although usually called flowmeters or flow meter, there are other techniques for measuring the flow rate, such as records of water flows, logs phase velocity, temperature distribution records and even audio measurements.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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Acre acid fracturing
traditional English surface measurement equivalent to 0.4 hectares or, at 4047 meters square.
traditional English surface measurement equivalent to 0.4 hectares or, at 4047 meters square.
Historically it is reported that this unit of measure referred to the area a yoke of oxen could plow in a day.
late thirteenth century, English law standardized the acre for official use
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