Collection of Flowmeter Logs Sample Clauses

Collection of Flowmeter Logs. The concept of borehole flowmeter measurements using the simplest test design is illustrated in Figure I-2. A flowmeter log is recorded before pumping to measure any ambient flow in the well. This step is very important, particularly in the case of highly sensitive flowmeters and low permeability formations, where the ambient flow may be a significant fraction of the flow induced by pumping. Following the ambient test, a pump is placed in the well and operated at a constant flow rate, QP. After a steady flow field toward the well is obtained, the flowmeter is positioned near the bottom of the well and a measurement of discharge rate is obtained. The meter is then raised a distance ∆z and another reading is taken. As illustrated in Figure I-2, the result is a series of measurements of cumulative vertical discharge, Q, within the well screen as a function of vertical position, z. Just above the top of the screen the meter reading should be equal to QP, the steady pumping rate that is measured independently at the surface. This procedure may be repeated several times to ascertain that the readings are stable and flow to the well has reached a steady-state condition. EM flowmeters are capable of measuring upward or downward flow. Therefore, if the selected pumping rate, QP, causes excessive drawdown or there are concerns associated with disposal of contaminated ground water, one can employ an injection procedure as an alternative.
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