Final report: verification technique to evaluate integrity of well seals
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Yesiller, Nazli; Edil, Tuncer B.; Benson, Craig H.
Final report: verification technique to evaluate integrity of well seals
Madison, Wisconsin: Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Wisconsin--Madison, October 1994
An ultrasonic nondestructive testing technique has been developed to assess the integrity of well seals. The pulse-echo inspection technique was used to evaluate the quality of the bond between a casing and a seal. The study was conducted in two phases. The first phase was conducted to develop a measurement algorithm. In this phase, a planar arrangement of casing materials and seals was employed. The second phase consisted of the design, construction, and evaluation of a probe for downhole testing.
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[Cover] Verification technique to evaluate integrity [of] well seals
[Title page] Verification technique to evaluate intergrity of well seals
Abstract, p. i
Acknowledgement, p. ii
[Contents] Table of contents, pp. iii-ix
Introduction, pp. 1-2
Background, pp. 3-21
Ultrasonic seal evlauation: planar tests, pp. 22-53
Model borehole tests, pp. 54-78
Summary and conclusions, p. 79
References, pp. 80-81
Appendices, pp. 82-87
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