Theory Analysis of Three-Component Induction Resistivity Log

Shui Liang Luo; Lin Xiang Li; Ming Li; Qing Bo Ma; Bao Qing He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.499.491

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Theory Analysis of Three-Component Induction Resistivity Log

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This paper shows enumerated electrical field is divided into primary field and secondary field according to two Maxwell circuitation equations combined with fact of induction resistivity log, and the primary field can be solved by analytic geometry method, the secondary field can be solved by finite difference Crisscross grid method. Conductivity selection of primary field and secondary field computation formula of three-component induction resistivity log is developed based on finite difference crisscross grid method in this paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 499)

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Shui Liang Luo, Lin Xiang Li, Ming Li, Qing Bo Ma, Bao Qing He

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Induction Resistivity Log, Primary Field, Secondary Field, Three-Component

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