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Em-MWD

EM-MWD

PGO EM MWD

 system and tools set the standard for downhole data acquisition. By combining the latest in electromagnetic (EM) technology with the most durable and efficient design on the market, the system provides a cost-effective solution for EM measurement-while-drilling (MWD) applications.

PGO MWD systems and tools transmit data measurements from the bottom of the hole back to the surface to allow the driller to control and monitor the location and orientation of the drill bit. Traditional mud-pulse MWD systems transmit information to the surface via pressure pulses in the field column. EM systems send information to the surface through the earth’s crust, utilizing low-frequency EM waves. Information is received at a surface antenna, decoded, processed by a computer, and distributed to the driller’s readout display without the encumbrance of mud or wire transmission.

EM systems are the preferred MWD strategy in many applications, including:

Underbalanced drilling

Underpressure formations

Vertical control drilling

Horizontal drilling

Coalbed methane (CBM)

Lost circulation

Directional drilling

EM MWD
EM-MWD (3)

Re-entry wells

Features/Benefits

Key data points:

Magnetic/gravity tool faces

Near-bit inclination

Azimuth

High-side gamma

Low-side gamma

Total gamma (directional and 360)

Annulus pressure

Vibration

Downhole revolutions per minute

A variety of fluid conditions:

Aerated mud

While-pumping lost-circulation material

Configurable to meet local field conditions

Variable data transmission speeds

EM-MWD (2)
EM-MWD-4

Separate steering and survey frames

Compact and battery-powered

The electronic design eliminates mechanical parts

Does not require pump pressure of the flow

Data output in standard Wellsite Information Transfer Standard format

Can be used with a variety of tubular sizes

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