METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETECTING DAMAGE RATE OF AN INNER COATING OF A DOWNHOLE OIL CASING
First Claim
1. A method for detecting the damage rate of an inner coating of a downhole oil casing, the method comprising:
- filling an oil casing with electrolyte;
obtaining a well depth-detection current on a discharge electrode in a process of moving the discharge electrode from one end of the oil casing to the other end of the oil casing; and
determining a well depth-damage rate state of the inner coating of the oil casing according to the well depth-detection current.
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Abstract
This disclosure provides a method and device for detecting the damage rate of an inner coating of a downhole oil casing. The method includes filling the oil casing with electrolyte, obtaining the well depth-detection current on a discharge electrode in a process of moving the discharge electrode from one end of the oil casing to the other end of the oil casing, and determining a well depth-damage rate state of the inner coating of the oil casing according to the well depth-detection current. This application can realize quantitative judgment for the damage rate of an inner coating of a downhole oil casing, resulting in rapid in detection speed, convenient and safe in operation, and low detection cost.
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16 Claims
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1. A method for detecting the damage rate of an inner coating of a downhole oil casing, the method comprising:
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filling an oil casing with electrolyte; obtaining a well depth-detection current on a discharge electrode in a process of moving the discharge electrode from one end of the oil casing to the other end of the oil casing; and determining a well depth-damage rate state of the inner coating of the oil casing according to the well depth-detection current. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A device for detecting the damage rate of an inner coating of a downhole oil casing comprising:
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a constant voltage source; a ground electrode connected with the constant voltage source; a discharge electrode connected with the constant voltage source, moving from one end of an oil casing to the other end of the oil casing; electrolyte injected into the oil casing; and a dynamic logging system connected with the discharge electrode via a logging cable for acquiring a well depth-detection current. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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