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ANSWERS 1. Δt: known as interval transit time or slowness time is the time required for a sound wave to traverse 1 feet of formation, it is the reciprocal of the velocity of the sound wave. Depends on Litho logy Porosity 2. Δt f: Is the transit time of the saturating fluid or simply fluid travel time. Its value is about 189 microseconds per feet (189μs/ft). 3. Δt ma: Is the transit time of the matrix material 4. If the formation has gas, Δt read too high values. This is because gas transmit sound at lower velocities (high transit times) than water. It would also be slowed down. 5. Compensating porosity for gas: Since the time averaged derived porosity is too high, it is compensated by multiplying the time averaged derived porosity by 0.7 in gas bearing formation 6. Compensating for oil formations: this can be done by multiplying the time averaged-derived porosity by 0.9 in oil bearing formations 7. To decide if the formation is compacted, a value of 100 μs in nearby shale is used. 8. The compaction correction factor = 100/ Δt sh 9. From the figure, given sandstone matrix with the correction factor in a nearby shale as 110 μs/ Δt sh , SONIC LOG Page 1 PCB 2044: WELL LOGGING AND FORMATION EVALUATION 2014; ASSIGNMENT: SONIC POROSITY< MANGAR MAWUT MABENY MAWUT (PE-18582)

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PCB 2044: WELL LOGGING AND FORMATION EVALUATION 2014; ASSIGNMENT: SONIC POROSITY< MANGAR MAWUT MABENY MAWUT (PE-18582)ANSWERS1. t: known as interval transit time or slowness time is the time required for a sound wave to traverse 1 feet of formation, it is the reciprocal of the velocity of the sound wave. Depends on Litho logy Porosity2. tf: Is the transit time of the saturating fluid or simply fluid travel time. Its value is about 189 microseconds per feet (189s/ft).3. tma: Is the transit time of the matrix material4. If the formation has gas, t read too high values. This is because gas transmit sound at lower velocities (high transit times) than water. It would also be slowed down.5. Compensating porosity for gas: Since the time averaged derived porosity is too high, it is compensated by multiplying the time averaged derived porosity by 0.7 in gas bearing formation6. Compensating for oil formations: this can be done by multiplying the time averaged-derived porosity by 0.9 in oil bearing formations7. To decide if the formation is compacted, a value of 100 s in nearby shale is used.8. The compaction correction factor= 100/ tsh 9. From the figure, given sandstone matrix with the correction factor in a nearby shale as 110 s/ tsh ,

tf = 189s/ft , t = 97.5 s/ft, tma = 57 (sandstone)

97.5 57 189 - 57100110= t - tma 100

= 0.279 x 100 = 27.9 % Awns. = tf - tma tsh SONIC LOGPage 1