This document describes a gamma ray tool used to measure natural gamma ray emissions from rock formations. The tool uses scintillating detectors containing sodium iodide crystal doped with thalium to detect gamma rays. When gamma rays strike the detector, it produces light pulses that are converted into electrical pulses to measure the gamma ray levels. Gamma rays originate from the radioactive decay of uranium, thorium, and potassium in rock. The tool can be used to estimate shale volume and distinguish shale from carbonates based on the different gamma ray levels emitted by the materials.
This document describes a gamma ray tool used to measure natural gamma ray emissions from rock formations. The tool uses scintillating detectors containing sodium iodide crystal doped with thalium to detect gamma rays. When gamma rays strike the detector, it produces light pulses that are converted into electrical pulses to measure the gamma ray levels. Gamma rays originate from the radioactive decay of uranium, thorium, and potassium in rock. The tool can be used to estimate shale volume and distinguish shale from carbonates based on the different gamma ray levels emitted by the materials.
This document describes a gamma ray tool used to measure natural gamma ray emissions from rock formations. The tool uses scintillating detectors containing sodium iodide crystal doped with thalium to detect gamma rays. When gamma rays strike the detector, it produces light pulses that are converted into electrical pulses to measure the gamma ray levels. Gamma rays originate from the radioactive decay of uranium, thorium, and potassium in rock. The tool can be used to estimate shale volume and distinguish shale from carbonates based on the different gamma ray levels emitted by the materials.
This document describes a gamma ray tool used to measure natural gamma ray emissions from rock formations. The tool uses scintillating detectors containing sodium iodide crystal doped with thalium to detect gamma rays. When gamma rays strike the detector, it produces light pulses that are converted into electrical pulses to measure the gamma ray levels. Gamma rays originate from the radioactive decay of uranium, thorium, and potassium in rock. The tool can be used to estimate shale volume and distinguish shale from carbonates based on the different gamma ray levels emitted by the materials.
GAMMA RAY INDEX= The gamma ray log measures This tool uses scintillating (Grlog-Grmin)/(Grmax-Grmin) natural gamma ray emissions from formations. Since gamma detectors containing ray can pass through casings, the Sodium iodide crystal doped with measurements can be made in thalium. When gamma both open and cased holes. Ray strikes the detector it produces light, which strikes the ORIGIN OF Photocathode thereby producing NATURAL bundle of electrons. These GAMMA RAY eletrons then strikes dinodes producing multiple number Gamma rays originate from of electrons. three sources of nature: the radioactive elements in uranium and thorium groups GAMMA RAY and potassium. Each type of SPECTROSCOPY decay is characterized by gamma ray of specific energy The radioactive elements emit This is an important concept for gamma gamma Ray spectroscopy. This process is repeated until a rays of different energies. From final electrode conducts the pulse a small current to give a voltage amplitude of detector, it is pulse, which signals gamma ray possible to break has struck. down total GR log into uranium,thorium LIMITATIONS OF and potassium components. GAMMA RAY MAIN ADVANTAGES Gamma ray logs are subject to 1. Correlation number of perturbing effects like: 2. Evaluation of shale content 1. Eccentricity of formation. 2. Hole size 3. Mineral analysis 3. Mud weight 4. Distinguish shales from 4. Casing size and weight carbonates. TOOL PRINCIPLE 5. Cement thickness 5. If gamma spectroscopy ESTIMATING SHALE detects uranium content, Measures Natural Radioactive CONTNT FROM GAMMA 6. It is associated with high disintegration of Potasium,Uranium RAY LOGS organic carbon and Thorium. Gamma ray deflection measures