A precision wide angle lens and a CMOS camera assembly permit the Optical probes to capture a highdefinition video image of the borehole wall in a variety of horizontal and vertical resolutions. The resulting image data is digitised in the probe and combined with orientation sensor parameters for transmission to the surface.
The resulting image data is digitised in the probe and combined with orientation sensor parameters for transmission to the surface.
The orientated image log provides a wealth of information relevant to a wide variety of applications. These include fracture detection and analysis, bedding or foliation dip and direction, lithological characterisation and core sample orientation.
Both versions of the BHTV42 acoustic televiewer tool employ a rotating transducer mounted at the lower extremity of the tool to send a highly focussed ultrasonic pulse radially outwards towards the borehole wall up to 360 times per revolution, the amplitude and travel time of which are measured on its return to the probe after reflection at the borehole wall.
This information, combined with the data given by the tool’s onboard orientation system, provides an extremely detailed and orientated acoustic image of the borehole wall.
A high-temperature variant can operate at up to 125°C.
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