39 – Potash
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What you will learn
- Insights into an unconventional use of well logs
- Step-by-step procedures for analysis
- “Computer ready” mathematics
- Answer oriented results, with quality control guided by core assays
Description
This course covers visual and numerical log analysis methods for evaluating potash-bearing rocks. Potash mining is found in Saskatchewan, New Mexico, Eastern Canada, Russia and many parts of Europe, Asia, and North Africa, rivaling the oil industry in value produced. You will learn how to handle the differences between ancient and modern logs, and the use of both oilfield and non-oilfield logging tools. The concepts can be extended to other evaporite minerals of commercial interest.
Pre-requisites:
- Crain’s Integrated Petrophysics, Lectures 1 to 9 or equivalent background.
- Basic understanding of geology and logging tool response.
Curriculum
- Potash Basics
- Properties of Potash
- Potash Analysis Concepts - Older Logs
- Potash Ore Grade from Gamma Ray Logs
- Potash Analysis Models - Older Logs
- Potash Analysis Models - Modern Logs
- Potash Analysis Examples - Older Logs
Target Audience
Those who wish to broaden their exposure to unconventional uses of well logs, including:- Petrophysicists,
- Log analysts,
- Geologists,
- Mining engineers,
- University / Tech school students,
Specification: 39 – Potash
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About the Publisher
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Crain's Petrophysical Handbook
- Store Name: Crain's Petrophysical Handbook
- E. R. (Ross) Crain, P.Eng. is a retired Consulting Petrophysicist and Professional Engineer living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In a career that spans 50+ years, he has specialized in integrated petro... Read More > Read More
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