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Borehole instabilities in the KTB main borehole

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1997
Borehole instability has been a central problem for drilling operations and borehole measurements within the German Continental Deep Drilling Project (KTB) main borehole, which has been drilled entirely through crystalline rocks, mostly paragneisses and metabasites.
Borm, G.   +4 more
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A Model of Planar Borehole Propagation

SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 2017
Summary: Drilling geometrically complex boreholes in the subsurface has been made possible with the development of downhole tools that steer the bit. This paper proposes a model of borehole propagation that can be used not only to predict the bit trajectory, here restricted to a vertical plane, but also to assess the conditions leading to abnormal ...
Luc Perneder   +2 more
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Analysis of Dipole Antenna Eccentered in a Borehole for Borehole Radar

2007 4th International Workshop on, Advanced Ground Penetrating Radar, 2007
In this paper, we analyze response of borehole radar that use an electrically small dipole antenna in an eccentric borehole. Our approach is an extended version of the pseudoanalytic formulation, which was previously applied for analysis of an induction logging tool. In order to verify the calculation method, we did two experiments.
S. Ebihara, Y. Inoue
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Borehole electrokinetics

The Leading Edge, 2010
We now understand the electrical double layer that exists between the minerals that form the rock matrix and the bulk electrolyte which saturates the pores of the rock, at least in the steady state. It is the presence of this double layer that allows the link between the electrical properties and the fluid-flow properties of the rock to exist.
Paul W.J. Glover, Matthew D. Jackson
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Resistivity Borehole Imaging in Challenging Borehole Environments

GEO 2010, 2010
Until recently, the acquisition of resistivity borehole image data from well bores less than 6” in diameter has been impossible, due to the size of conventional borehole imaging tools currently available on the market. In addition, conventional deployment methods limit efficient rig time utilization and ultimately lead to higher risk and costs ...
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