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n: a stuffing box and lubricator used with wireline during a bottomhole pressure test. See stuffing box.
n: a general tenn often used to refer to any type of log being run in a well.
n: A continuous measurement of formation properties with electrically powered instruments to infer properties and make decisions about drilling and production operations. The record of the measurements, typically a long strip of paper, is also called a log.
n: the string of tools and equipment that is attached to conductive or nonconductive wireline and lowered downhole to perfonn wireline operations.
n pi: special tools or equipment made to be lowered into and retrieved from the well on a wireline, e.g., packers, swabs, gas-lift valves, measuring devices.
tools specifically designed to operate on wireline conveyance. May be either for slickline (non electrical signal conducting) or for electric line.
n: a service vehicle or unit on which the spool of wireline is mounted for use in downhole wireline work.
The truck be used to help tripping wire-line tools through wire rope .
n: see wireline blowout preventer.
n: the recording of subsurface characteristics by wire line (actually conductor line) tools. Wireline well logs include acoustic logs, caliper logs, radioactivity logs, and resistivity logs.
A continuous measurement of formation properties with electrically powered instruments to infer properties and make decisions about drilling and production operations. The record of the measurements, typically a long strip of paper, is also called a log.
n: a flexible rubber wiper used to scrape mud or oil from a wireline as it is pulled from a hole.
It be used to wipe the slurry and grease on the surface of the wireline pulling out from the well.
n: a workover performed with wireline lowered into the well through the tubing string. A lubricator is rigged up over the wellhead and wireline tools are inserted through the lubricator under pressure. A variety of wireline tools is available.
wireline measured depth.