Key performance study of micro-quartz gyro for measurement-while-drilling
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- 1 January 2008
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 5831-5834
Abstract
Magnetometers used in the measurement-while-drilling (MWD) usually suffer from the deviation of the earthpsilas magnetic field by a variety of external factors, and they are expensive and heavy. The solid vibration gyro based on Micro-quartz material, as a candidate to the Magnetometer surveying sensor in MWD, was presented in this paper. A rectangle shape vibrator supported by two rings was used at the vibration beampsilas node. Experiments demonstrated the designed structure was adequately for the isolation of detection motion from excitation motion and showed the feasibility of utilizing the sensor for MWD process downhole. The impact of severe downhole vibration on the performances of sensors was investigated by experiments. The temperature and temperature dynamics on using wavelet multi-resolution analysis is utilized to improve the micro-quartz gyropsilas performance. The suggested micro-quartz gyro-based surveying sensors technique can overcome the earlier shortcoming in the process of assembling and setup, and it offered a new solution of the inertial unit in MWD.Keywords
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