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Radial Bond Log Tool (RBT)

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Description

The RBT is equipped with one transmitter and two receivers constructed out of piezoelectric crystals. The near receiver, located 3Ft from the transmitter is constructed of an 8-sector radial sensor. The primary amplitude is constructed from radial signals at the near receiver while the Variable Density Log is constructed from the far receiver. The RBT can be deployed in deviated holes and combines easily with any of the Wellscience well integrity tools. The tool is comprised of H2S resistant materials throughout. The RBT tool has a built-in orientation sensor that allows for relative bearing and deviation data.

    Application

  • Provide quantitative analysis of cement bond in eight 45-degree segments for identification of channels in cement.
  • Identification of intervals of uniform bonding and detection of cement quality in casing sizes from 4-1/2 to 13-3/8 inches.
  • Quantitative analysis of cement bond to casing.
  • Qualitative analysis of cement bond to formation.

Specifications

Specifications 1 11/16” (43mm) 2 7/8” (73mm)
Diameter 1 11/16” (43mm) 2 7/8” (73mm)
Maximum Pressure 15,000 psi (103 Mpa) 15,000 psi (103 Mpa)
Maximum Temperature 175°C [350°F] 175°C [350°F]
Length 114.3” (2902mm) 93.1” (2368mm)
Receivers 6 (60 Deg) 8 (45 Deg)
Voltage 18 VDC 18 VDC
Current 82mA 50mA
Transmitter/Receiver Type Piezoelectric Piezoelectric
Casing Range 1 3/4” - 7” (45-177.8mm) 4 1/2” - 13 3/8” (114-340mm)
Logging Speed 35ft/min (11m/min) 35ft/min (11m/min)

FAQs: We have got answers

Explore the frequently asked questions about the Radial Bond Tool (RBT).

The RBT provides quantitative analysis of cement bond in casing, helping to identify channels and evaluate cement quality in various casing sizes.

Yes, the RBT is designed to be deployed in deviated holes and can easily integrate with other well integrity tools.

The RBT is constructed from H2S resistant materials, ensuring durability and reliability in challenging environments.