Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Pierre-Marie Petit

Alain Nguyen-Thuyet

Dylan H Davies

Stefan Iulian Moise

Techniques for determining at least one downhole parameter of a wellsite are provided. A sensor apparatus is operatively connectable to a downhole tool deployable into a borehole of the wellsite, the downhole tool having a conduit system for receiving downhole fluid. The sensor apparatus has a housing, at least one gauge, a gauge carrying body positionable in the housing for receiving the gauge, and a flowline extending through the gauge carrying body for operatively connecting the conduit system to the gauge whereby parameters of the downhole fluid are measured. The gauge has at least one pressure sensor and at least one temperature sensor. The gauge carrying body has a pressure resistant block and a thermal absorber positionable about the gauge.

Apparatus, system and method for determining at least one downhole parameter of a wellsite

The invention concerns a method for correction with temperature in the pressure determination of a pressure gauge, comprising:

Method for correcting pressure measurement for the influence of temperature in a sapphire gauge

The invention relates to a logging method and apparatus using passive azimuthal electrodes. The apparatus includes an array of azimuthal electrodes (M'az.sub.i) that are circumferentially spaced apart from one another on a body together with two annular guard electrodes (A2) disposed on either side of the array of azimuthal electrodes (M'az.sub.i). The guard electrodes (A2) emit currents. Two annular monitor electrodes (M3, M4) are associated with the annular guard electrodes (A2). The potential difference (.DELTA.Vaz.sub.i) between the interconnected monitor electrodes (M3, M4) and each of the azimuthal electrodes (M'az.sub.i) are detected. In response to the detected potential differences, output signals (R'az.sub.i) representative of the resistivity of the formations in a plurality of directions around the axis of the borehole are generated. The apparatus of the invention also relates to apparatus having two alternative modes of operation, one corresponding to a passive azimuthal electrode technique and the other corresponding to a technique in which currents (Iaz.sub.i) are emitted by the azimuthal electrodes.

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Saint Thibault des Vignes, France

Pierre-Marie Petit