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Borehole Logging Guide




The field of examining the ground to determine the value of the minerals and materials has become extremely competitive due to oil and gas companies becoming dependent on this vital information. The process of drilling for oil example can be a costly process as is and so there needs to be a level of certainty that the job is worth it, there is nothing worse that the time, effort and money being spent to simply find out it wasn’t worth it. This is where you will find that borehole logging services come into play.

In order to determine the value of the minerals and materials, a technique called borehole logging is used which is a great choice if you want minimal disturbance to the earth and surrounding area. The process requires a small hole to be made before a log is lowered into it, the log then evaluates the resistivity of the rock which will allow the determination of the value. A specialist software is used to process the data and will allow experts to decide whether the excavation is worthwhile, a vital piece of information that can save you both in time and money if it turns out there is no value.

The specialist equipment needed for such practices may become pricey if purchasing all at once and therefore, many businesses tend to rent the equipment. This is a great way to save money and also gain advice from the professionals with any questions you may have as well as suggestions on models and use. Especially if you are a smaller business or just starting out, renting allows you the freedom to receive the benefits of the best equipment without the price tag. It is also a good idea to work with a company who has a wealth of experience with a range of clients, allowing you to get the best service and knowledge for your project.

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