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In-situ property determination

Lecampion, Brice  
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Siebrits, Eduard
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Prioul, Romain
July 20, 2017

In one possible implementation an in-situ property determination system includes a displacement tool configured for use in a wellbore. The displacement tool includes four or more pads symmetrically located about an axis of the displacement tool, with each pad having a contact surface configured to contact a wall of the wellbore. The four or more pads can extend from a first position proximate an outer surface of the displacement tool to a second position in contact with the wall of the wellbore such that the four or more pads deform the wellbore into an at least approximately circular cross section. The system also includes a recordation device to record force displacement information associated with extending the four or more pads from the first position to the second position.

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EPO Family ID

44673875

Author(s)
Lecampion, Brice  
Siebrits, Eduard
Prioul, Romain
EPFL units
GEL  
DOICountry codeKind codeDate issued

US2017204726

US

A1

2017-07-20

US9647765

US

B2

2017-05-09

US2016134377

US

A1

2016-05-12

US9264147

US

B2

2016-02-16

WO2011119897

WO

A3

2011-12-22

US2011274429

US

A1

2011-11-10

WO2011119897

WO

A2

2011-09-29

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March 10, 2018
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