WO2000063688A1 - Device for directing drill hole cores - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to devices making it possible to orient drill cores which have cylindrical shapes of revolution around an axis of revolution, when these cores have been taken from rocky or similar environments which have been subjected, during their formation , to a terrestrial magnetic field and which therefore have a remanent magnetization, and more particularly the devices which make it possible to orient cores taken from petroleum rocks.
- the present invention thus aims to provide a device for orienting cores of cylindrical shape of revolution about an axis of revolution, when these cores were taken from a rocky environment or the like and when this environment was subjected during of its formation in a terrestrial magnetic field and that it therefore comprises a remanent magnetization, and more particularly a device which makes it possible to orient cores taken from petroleum rocks, which obviates the drawbacks of similar laboratory devices currently known, in particular by making it possible to carry out, in situ and almost completely automatically, orientation measurements in series on large quantities of carrots, even of relatively great length.
- the subject of the present invention is a device making it possible to orient cores of cylindrical shape of revolution around an axis of revolution, these cores having been taken from a rocky or similar medium which was subjected, during its formation, to a terrestrial magnetic field and which therefore has a remanent magnetization, characterized in that it comprises:
- measurement signal means for measuring the magnetic field prevailing at said measurement point, these measurement means being capable of delivering a signal called "measurement signal”, and
- FIG. 1 represents the block diagram of an embodiment of the device according to the invention in its most complete configuration
- FIGS. 2, 3 and 4 respectively represent an embodiment of three details of the structure of the device as illustrated diagrammatically in FIG. 1,
- FIG. 5 represents two diagrams making it possible to explain the operation of the device and the results that can be obtained
- FIG. 6 represents a core such that it can be extracted from the ground by a core drilling machine
- FIG. 7 represents the block diagram of an improvement to the embodiment of the device according to FIGS. 1 to 4.
- FIGS 1 to 4 and 7 show two embodiments of the device according to the invention.
- the same references designate the same elements there regardless of the figure on which they appear and whatever the form of representation of these elements.
- Figure 1 shows the block diagram of the device according to the invention in its most complete configuration.
- the device according to the invention makes it possible to orient cores 1 which are of cylindrical shape of revolution around an axis of revolution 12, these cores having been taken from a rocky environment or the like which was subjected, during its formation, to a terrestrial magnetic field and which therefore has a residual transverse magnetization, FIG. 6, that is to say a magnetization which can be represented by a vector "V,” perpendicular to the axis of revolution 12 of the carrot .
- the device comprises a bench 2 of oblong shape, a cradle 3, means 4 for associating the cradle 3 with the bench, means 7 for driving the core 1 in rotation substantially around its axis of revolution 12 relative to the cradle when the cradle is located on a first portion 5 of the bench 2, so that the side wall 9 of the core passes substantially through a point 10 called “measuring point”, means 8 for measuring the magnetic field prevailing at this measurement point 10, these measurement means being capable of delivering a signal called “measurement signal”, and means 11 to process this measurement signal.
- the means 8 for measuring the magnetic field prevailing at the measurement point 10 are constituted by at least a first magnetometer 21 capable of delivering at output 22 a first signal representative of the value of the magnetic field measured at this point of measurement, this first signal constituting the measurement signal.
- the Applicant has in particular obtained very good results with the magnetometer marketed by the Scintrex Company under the reference SMG4.
- the means 8 for measuring the magnetic field prevailing at the measurement point 10 then further comprise a second magnetometer 23 associated with the first, FIG. 2, so that it is capable of measuring the prevailing magnetic field, not at the measurement point 10 , but in the vicinity of this measurement point, that is to say in a relatively close location, to avoid interference between these two magnetometers.
- the first magnetometer 21 in the first Gauss position and the second magnetometer 23 in the second Gauss position. It is also preferable, when the device is suitable for use on Earth where a North-South magnetic field prevails, to place the measurement axis of the first magnetometer 21 at an angle ⁇ of about 25 ° relative to the horizontal of the measurement location, and the measurement axis of the second magnetometer 23 along the vertical of this location, FIG. 2.
- the second magnetometer 23 is capable of delivering at its output 24 a second signal representative of the value of the magnetic field measured at in the vicinity of the measurement point 10, the combination of the two first and second signals then constituting the measurement signal.
- the means 8 to measure the magnetic field prevailing at the point of measurement 10 further comprises means 25 for controlling the ambient magnetic field, for example the terrestrial magnetic field prevailing around at least the first magnetometer 21, and advantageously also around the second when it is present.
- These means 25 for controlling the ambient magnetic field can be constituted, for example, by a combination of several coils as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- These coils of the Helmholtz type are in this case four in number, combined in two sets of two coils nested one inside the other as illustrated, a game having its axis horizontal (North coil and South coil) and the other having its vertical axis (upper coil and lower coil).
- the device includes means 26 for measuring the variations of the ambient magnetic field in the space in which the orientation of the cores is determined.
- These latter means 26 are for example constituted by a conventional type magnetometer and are capable of delivering at their output 27 a third signal representative of the variations of the ambient magnetic field, the combination of the three first, second and third signals constituting in this case the signal of measurement.
- This third signal is, in known manner, used to carry out a feedback with the two first and second signals defined above, with the aim of eliminating as much as possible the parasitic signal generated by the variations of the ambient magnetic field which can be due to many factors well known to those skilled in the art.
- the device can also comprise means 30 for carrying out, in successive stages, partial demagnetization of the core 1 for the magnetizations subsequent to its original magnetization, this partial demagnetization having to be carried out before determining the carrot orientation.
- These means 30 for partially demagnetizing a core before determining its orientation include means 31 for producing a magnetically isolated space 32, this space being defined around a second portion 33 of the bench 2 different from the first portion 5, and coils 34 able to create a magnetic demagnetization field of a controlled value arranged in this magnetically isolated space 32.
- the means 31 are for example made up of a plurality of coaxial tunnels mounted one inside the other and made of a magnetic material such as steel or the like and the two coils 34 are supplied with direct electric current undergoing periodic inversions.
- the device further comprises means 40 for angularly indexing the core 1 relative to the bench 2.
- These means 40 comprise at least one mark 41 located on the cylindrical side wall 9 of the core, for example a light and / or reflective strip or similar, and means 42 for determining the position of this reference 41 with respect to the bench 2 when the core 1 is positioned on the cradle 3.
- These means 42 include means for driving the core 1 in rotation about its axis of revolution 12 when the cradle 3 is located in a third portion 43 of the bench, a cell 44 for detecting the mark 41 and means 45 for fixing the cell 44 in a predetermined position relative to the bench 2 so that the reference 41 passes opposite the cell when the core 1 is driven in a rotational movement.
- the bench 2 has the shape of a rail and the cradle 3 that of a carriage.
- the means 4 for associating the cradle 3 with the bench 2 include means 50 for mounting the carriage in translation on the rail and means 51 for controlling the translation of the carriage along the rail so that this carriage can be locate on the rail in at least three different positions, in this case the first 5, second 33 and third 43 positions defined above.
- the means 51 for controlling the translation of the carriage along the rail consist of a first motor 52 and an endless chain 53.
- the endless chain 53 is mounted along the rail and coupled to the first motor via gear means and at at least one point 54 of the carriage so that the controlled rotation of the motor 52 causes, in a manner known per se, via the endless chain 53, the displacement of the carriage along the rail, in a one way or the other.
- the means 7 for driving the carrot in rotation substantially about its axis of revolution 12 when it is disposed on the cradle 3 are constituted by at least two rollers 61, 62 of cylindrical shape of revolution mounted in rotation by relative to the cradle 3, the axes of revolution of these two rollers being parallel to the direction of translation of the cradle 3 along the bench 2, the distance separating their two axes of revolution being at most equal to the sum of the radii of the two rollers and the diameter of the core 1 to be oriented, and means 63 for controlling the rotation of the two rollers in the same direction, the core then being simply placed between the two rollers, the friction forces between the lateral surface of the core and the surfaces side of the rollers, generated by the rotation of the rollers, allowing the carrot to be driven in the same rotational movement, Figure 4.
- the means 63 for controlling the rotation of the two rollers 61, 62 in the same direction consist of a second motor 64, a transmission shaft 65 coupled to this second motor and mounted parallel to the direction of translation of the cradle 3 along the bench 2, and means 66 for coupling the transmission shaft 65 with the two rollers so that the rotation of this transmission shaft causes the rotation of the two rollers in the same direction, FIG. 4.
- the transmission shaft 65 has a polygonal section, in this case square, and it is slidably mounted in a complementary orifice 69 produced along the longitudinal axis of the roller 62. From this so, when the transmission shaft 65 is rotated by the second motor 64, it drives in its rotation the roller 62 and the roller 61 via the belt 67 by means of gears 68, for example.
- the transmission shaft 65 does not prevent the carriage from moving along the rail, since it is slidably mounted in the orifice 69 produced in the roller 62. In this way, the cradle 3 can travel the entire length of the bench 2 and take on this bench, the three positions 5, 33 and 43 defined above and the rollers can be driven in rotation whatever the position of the cradle 3 on the bench 2.
- the two motors 52 and 64 are arranged at the end 70 of the bench 2 furthest from the first portion 5 and are separated from these three portions 5, 33 and 43 by a magnetic screen 71, for example a plate made of a magnetic material.
- the bench 2, the cradle 3, the means 4 for associating the cradle 3 with the bench and the means 7 for driving the carrot in rotation substantially about its axis of revolution 12, with the exception of the motors, are made of non-magnetic materials.
- the means 11 for processing the measurement signal they are constituted by a computer or the like programmed to process the signals defined above and to give the result as explained below, the programming of such a computer presenting no difficulties. for a person skilled in the art knowing the structure of the device described above and its operation described below.
- the two magnetometers 21 and 23 are arranged as mentioned before.
- a reference 41 is placed thereon, for example a reflective strip, along a generator of its cylindrical wall of revolution 9.
- the core is placed between the two rollers 61, 62 and the cradle 3 is brought to the third portion 43 of the bench 2.
- the core is rotated around its axis of revolution 12 and, each time that the reference 41 passes opposite cell 44, the latter emits a signal 80.
- the distance separating two consecutive signals 81, 82 represents a complete rotation of the core around its longitudinal axis, c that is to say an angular rotation of 360 °.
- the cradle 3 carrying the carrot 1 can be brought directly to the level of the first portion 5 of the bench 2, opposite the two magnetometers 21, 23.
- the carrot is then animated with a movement of rotation and, if it has only its remanent magnetization, the two signals delivered by the two magnetometers and conjugated in differential in the computer 1 1 give a signal of ideal sinusoidal shape, or approaching, for example as represented on the curve B , Figure 5.
- the shape of the curve B and that of the curve A it is possible to define the position of the remanent magnetization vector V relative to the reference 41. In the case illustrated by the two curves A and B, this vector is located (FIGS. 5 and 6) either 135 ° or 315 ° from reference 41.
- a controlled demagnetization of the carrot is carried out, followed by the orientation step as described above.
- a plurality of successive partial demagnetizations can be carried out, followed by an orientation step.
- the third signal emitted by the magnetometer 26 can be combined in feedback with the two first and second signals in the computer 11 to eliminate the influence of variations in the ambient magnetic field on the result of the orientation of the core 1 because the remanent magnetization of such a core is relatively weak and must in no way be parasitized.
- the device described above makes it possible to define the orientation of the core using its transverse remanent magnetization V i. But still it is necessary to determine the top and the bottom of the carrot when it was in the ground before its sampling because, by neglecting the determination of this parameter, it is possible to make an error of up to one hundred and eighty degrees in determining the orientation of this core
- Terrestrial rocks have a remanent magnetization which can be broken down into two vectors, the transverse remanent magnetization vector V, which was defined previously and a longitudinal remanent magnetization vector V / along the axis of revolution 12 of the core 1, figure 6
- This embodiment of the device comprises, in addition to the means of the embodiment described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4, means 91 for measuring the longitudinal magnetization of the core 1
- these means 91 comprise a chute 92 defining a housing 93 for receiving the carrot, this housing having a longitudinal axis 94, the axis of revolution 12 of the carrot being parallel to this longitudinal axis 94 when it is located in the housing
- These means 91 further comprise means 95 for positioning the chute relative to the bench 2 so that the longitudinal axis 94 of the housing 93 is substantially perpendicular to the axis of revolution 12 of the carrot when the latter is driven in rotation relative to the cradle 3 when the cradle is located on the first portion 5 of the bench 2 as defined above
- these means 95 comprise means 96 for mounting the rotating chute 92 relative to the bench 2 around substantially the measurement point 10 so as to be able to orient the longitudinal axis 94 of the housing 93 parallel to the Earth's magnetic field where the measurement is made, after orienting the bank 2 advantageously following the East-West direction as explained above
- the device described above with reference to FIG. 7 makes it possible to determine, if it turns out to be necessary, the top and the bottom of the carrot, that is to say its original direction on the vertical of the er where it has been extracted, used and operated as follows
- this first value corresponds substantially to the value of the magnetization due to the terrestrial magnetic field at the measuring point 10 to which is added or subtracted the value of the longitudinal remanent magnetization of the core 1
- the core 1 is then returned to the housing 93 so as to interchange the location of its two ends is carried out a second measurement with the sensors 21 and 23 which deliver a further signal representing a second value of the magnetization along the axis carrot re ⁇ olut ⁇ on 12
- the longitudinal remanent magnetization of the core has the same direction as the earth's magnetic field at the measuring point 10 if the first value is infé ⁇ eure per second, the longitudinal remanent magnetization of the core is in opposite directions has the Earth's magnetic field
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