RBL70C-A Operation Manual

Radial Bond Logging Tool
RBL70C-A
Operation Manual
DCN: OPS-00020-OP-02
REVISION: 1.4
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RBL70C-A Operation Manual Rev: 1.4
Table of Contents
1 Revision History .................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2 General Information ............................................................................................................................................................. 4
2.1 Documentation Notice .............................................................................................................................................. 4
2.2 Safety ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Introduction ...............................................................................................................................................................6
2.4 Specifications .............................................................................................................................................................7
2.5 Logging Combination .................................................................................................................................................8
2.6 Tool & Materials ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
3 Software Set Up .................................................................................................................................................................... 9
4 Calibration ...........................................................................................................................................................................12
4.1 SCBL Pipe Zero Calibration ...................................................................................................................................... 12
4.2 SCBL Pipe Signal Calibration .................................................................................................................................... 16
4.3 XY Accelerometer Calibration ..................................................................................................................................19
4.4 Z Accelerometer Calibration ....................................................................................................................................21
4.5 RB Offset Calibration ............................................................................................................................................... 25
5 Operation ............................................................................................................................................................................26
5.1 Wellsite Inspection .................................................................................................................................................. 26
5.2 Tool String Connection ............................................................................................................................................ 28
5.3 Tool Status Check .................................................................................................................................................... 28
5.4 Software Set Up .......................................................................................................................................................28
5.5 Tool calibration ........................................................................................................................................................28
5.6 Logging .....................................................................................................................................................................28
5.7 Log Quality Control ..................................................................................................................................................29
5.8 Post-Logging Check and Maintenance .................................................................................................................... 29
6 Wellsite Preventive Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................30
7 Bench Test Operation ......................................................................................................................................................... 30
7.1 Software Installation ............................................................................................................................................... 30
7.2 System Connection .................................................................................................................................................. 30
7.3 Verify Driver Installation ..........................................................................................................................................31
7.4 Acquisition and Calibration ..................................................................................................................................... 32
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Any reproduction or distribution-in whole or in part-without written permission of GOWell International is prohibited.
8 Appendix A ..........................................................................................................................................................................37

1 Revision History
Revision Change Description Changed By Reviewer Date ECN #
1.0 Initial Release. Phyllis Gavin July 4, 2019 TBD
1.1 Updated the calibration chapter. Gavin Mandy May 7, 2020
Updated expired P/N in Section 2.6;

1.2 Fangting Zheng Qing Wang Nov. 9, 2021
Corrected silicon oil.
Updated Section 4.3 XY Accelerometer

1.3 Fangting Zheng Feb. 16, 2023
Calibration.
1.4 Added parameters in section 2.4 Specification Fangting Zheng Chao Chen Jun. 20, 2023

2 General Information
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2.2 Safety
Please refer to the Basic Safety Rules for oilfield operations when using the logging cable or logging tools.
2.2.1 Electrical Safety
Be careful of electric shock while operating and maintaining.
Electrostatic Sensitive Devices.
2.2.2 Operation Safety
Never connect or disconnect the tool when power is on, to avoid the tool and test equipment damage.
Silicon oil: Silicon oil (201-100cs or equivalent) is used inside the tool, contact eyes can be harmful,
please refer the MSDS for 201-100cs silicon oil for further information.
Handle with care and follow standard lifting procedures.
The tool is not intended for use near explosive gases.
Never try to connect two different types of connectors.
Figure 2-1: Mono Pin (left), 4 Circular Pin (middle) & 13-Pin connector (right) not to be interchangeable
2.2.3 Transport and Storage Safety
Transport the tool only within the designated transportation box, cushioned on the inside to minimize
shock/vibration.
Clean up tool surfaces before storage.
Store with end threads lightly greased and with thread protectors fitted.
Do not subject tool to extreme vibration, such as dropping or hitting the tool.

2.3 Introduction
The Radial Bond Log Tool (RBL70C-A) is one of GOWell digital bond logging downhole instrument.
RBL70C-A tool provides proven superior reliability and responsiveness even in thin cement sheath
conditions. With circumferential cement bond evaluation, the RBL identifies channels, in addition to
standard cement bond logging. The main application of the Radial Bond Log Tool is to evaluate hydraulic
isolation between producing and non-producing zones– a key factor needed to assess the integrity of the
well.
In addition to standard cement bond amplitude (CBL) through near receiver (3-ft), and variable density
log (VDL) through far receiver (5-ft), the RBL tool provides a cement map through eight receivers (Radial
@2Ft ), each segment covering 45° section of the pipe which gives a complete 360° evaluation of bond
integrity.
The tool consists of the upper/lower connection, electronic section, temperature section, the acoustic
sonde section (including transmitter, radial receiver, near receiver and far receiver). The The outline of
the tool is shown as Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-2 RBL70C-A Outline

2.4 Specifications
Table 2-1 specifications
Description Specifications
General
Working Temperature 0℃～175℃ (32℉～347℉)
Working Pressure ≤100MPa(14,503 psi)
Working Voltage DC：18V~30V
Working Current 120±20mA @18VDC
Tool Outer Diameter φ70mm (2-3/4”)
Shipping Length 2628mm (103.46″)
Make-up Length 2545mm (100.2″)
Weight 43kg (94.8lbs)
Max. Logging Speed 10 m/min (30ft/min)
Sector 6-8nf
Capacitance 3ft and 5ft 6.5nf
Transmitter 34nf
Acoustic Sonde Section
Measuring Range 114mm～244.5mm (4-1/2″～9-5/8″)
Transmitter Frequency 20KHz
Radial Receiver 1455.4mm (57.3”) from bottom

Measurement
Near Receiver 1303mm (51.3”) from bottom
Point
Far Receiver 998.2mm (39.3”) from bottom
Borehole Temperature Section

Measuring Range -25℃ - 175℃ (-4℉ - 347℉)
Measuring Accuracy ±2℃
Resolution 1℃
Measuring Point 1968mm (77.48”) from bottom
Signal Transmission
Signal transmission method CAN Bus
Signal transmission baud rate 1Mbit/s

2.5 Logging Combination
The RBL70C-A is compatible with the Pegasus Star logging system. There are two types of logging
combinations for RBL70C-A. The tool can be used in either memory mode or SRO mode.
2.5.1 Memory Mode
In this logging mode, the tool should combine with memory controller sub and battery package unit
sub. The RBL70C-A tool in the memory tool string is shown in figure 2-2 below:
Slickline Socket Battery Sub Memory Sub RBL70C-A Other Pegasus Tools Bull Nose
Figure 2-2 RBL70C-A in Memory Mode Combination
Table 2-2 Recommended Tool Configuration (Memory Mode)

Item Component Description Remarks
1 Battery Sub BPU43C-K/J with battery package
2 Memory Sub MRL43C-E
3 RBL70C-A Radial Bond Log Tool
4 Other Pegasus Tools GOWell Pegasus Series tools (GOWell 13-pin connection)
5 Bull Nose BNT43C-B CAN bus terminator
2.5.2 SRO Mode
The RBL70C-A tool in a wireline tool string is shown in figure 2-3 below:
Cable Head Telemetry Sub RBL70C-A Other Pegasus Tools Bull Nose
Figure 2-3 RBL70C-A in SRO Mode Combination
Table 2-3 Recommended Tool Configuration (Pegasus CAN Bus-SRO mode)

Item Component Description Remarks
1 Telemetry Sub WTS43C-C
2 RBL70C-A Radial Bond Log tool
3 Other Pegasus Tools GOWell Pegasus Series tools (GOWell 13-pin connection)
4 Bull Nose BNT43C-B CAN bus terminator
ATTENTION: RBL70C-A must be centralized properly, please connect centralizer at the upper and
lower of RBL70C-A.

2.6 Tool & Materials
Table 2-4 Required Tool & Material

Part Number Name Description Unit Qty.
2.01.02.100501723 C Spanner Φ70 CHL.GJ26 EA 1
3.01.03.300000723 Tool Case RBL70C-A.GJ1 SV10 SET 1
2.01.02.300000743 68-33 Open Spanner RBL70C-A ZG5 EA 1
2.01.02.100507410 13 Pin Connector Spanner TY510.GJ1 EA 1
2.01.02.100505576 Wellbore Temperature Sensor Spanner CHL.GJ27 EA 1
2.01.02.100514100 Special Tool RBL70C-A ZG1 SV12 EA 1
3 Software Set Up
1. Open Warrior acquisition software, and then select the service with RBL70C-A tool.
2. Edit variables.
1) Click Warrior Acquisition Software->Edit->Variables, then below Variables window will popup.
Figure 3-1 Edit Variables
2) Input CASEID, CASEOD, CASEWGHT according to well sketch.
3. Power up tool.
4. Adjust RBL properties in PegasusStar GUI.

1) Select the “RBL” Tab on the PegasusStar GUI.
Figure 3-2 RBL Prosperity
2) Click YES checkbox of Invert control if needs to invert RBL waveform.
3) Change the filter if needs, the default filter is bandpass with 4000Hz-80000Hz.
4) After change the filter and invert, then adjust the Gain, make WAFCAL peak signal is within 1000
±10mV.
ATTENTION: The GUI setting of calibration should be exact the same as logging. This means the invert,
filter and gain should be same during calibration and logging.
5. SDSTIP setup
ATTENTION: The following example are carried out while the sonde section is immersed in the water filled
pressurized 5.5” calibration tank to calibrate the sonic receivers.
1) Adjust the Amplitude gate, Travel time gate and Threshold:
The Amplitude gate (white line) should cover the first peak.
The Travel time width (Red horizontal line) should cover at least one full cycle of the sinusoid.

Move the red threshold line to a suitable position where the threshold cuts the first arrival. Make sure it is
far enough to avoid baseline noise (This may be above or below the baseline).
Figure 3-3 Adjust the gates for the WVF3FT
The below figure shows the correctly adjusted Amplitude gate, Travel time gate and Threshold.
Figure 3-4 Pipe signal with proper setup

4 Calibration
The calibration operation required by RBL70C-A is listed below:
Table 4-1 Calibration type
Measurement Calibration Type Remark

SCBL Pipe Zero Calibration
SCBL Pipe Signal Calibration Freest point in the well
XY Accelerometer Master Calibration
Z Accelerometer Master Calibration
Completed in Z Accelerometer
Deviation Master Calibration
Calibration
Completed in XY Accelerometer
Master Calibration
Relative Bearing Calibration
RB Offset Calibration
ATTENTION:
 Make sure have entered the correct parameters in the “Variables” screen before calibration.
 The software is proper set up.
 This calibration should be done 700m to 900m below fluid level in Free Pipe if possible.
 The tool between transmitter and receiver cannot across casing collar when do calibration.
4.1 SCBL Pipe Zero Calibration

1) Make sure the gates for all signals are on the flat part of baseline before the first arrival is shown as
below:
Figure 4-1 Zero calibration signal
2) Click Warrior Acquisition software->Action->Calibrate->SCBL Pipe Zero Calibration, then SCBL Zero
Baseline calibration window will popup.
Figure 4-2 Select calibration

Figure 4-3 Zero baseline calibration window
3) Click Sample button, then Sample & Average Sensor(s) window will appear.
Figure 4-4 Sample & Average Sensor(s) window

4) Click Begin button to start sample data.
Figure 4-5 Sample zero calibration data
Click Accept button to accept calibration.
ATTENTION: All sensors average value should be very close to zero, otherwise need to redo calibration.
5) Click Accept button to save calibration
Figure 4-6 Accept zero calibration data

4.2 SCBL Pipe Signal Calibration
ATTENTION: This step should be performed at the freest point in the well.
1) Make sure all Amplitude gates for all signals are on the positive part of the first arrival and the
Travel time width (Red horizontal line) should cover at least one full cycle of the sinusoid, please
refer to below:
Figure 4-7 Pipe signal

2) Click Warrior Acquisition software->Action->Calibrate->SCBL Pipe Signal Calibration, then SCBL E1

Amplitude Calibration window will popup.
Figure 4-8 Select calibration
Figure 4-9 E1 amplitude calibration window

3) Click Sample button, then Sample & Average Sensor(s) window will appear.
Figure 4-10 Sample & Average Sensor(s) window
4) Click Begin button to start sample data.
Figure 4-11 Sample pipe signal calibration data
Click Accept button to accept calibration.

5) Click Accept button to save calibration.
Figure 4-12 Accept pipe signal calibration
4.3 XY Accelerometer Calibration
1) Connect RBL70C-A to surface system and setup communication.
2) Place the tool on the horizontal position.
3) Follow the sequence “Warrior Acquisition Software->Action->Calibrate->RBL_INCL XY

Accelerometer” to load the XY Accelerometer Calibration interface.
Figure 4-13

4) The XY Accelerometer Calibration window will pops up, click “Sample” button.
Figure 4-14 XY Accelerometer Calibration Window
5) A new window will pop up and click “OK” button.
Figure 4-15
6) Click “Begin” button and rotate the tool for two full revolutions in 60 seconds.
Figure 3-16 Sampling

7) Until this sampling completed, click “Accept” button.
4.4 Z Accelerometer Calibration
2) Follow the sequence “Warrior Acquisition software->Action->Calibrate-> Z Accelerometer” to load

the MSC Z Calibration interface.
Figure 4-19 Perform Z Accelerometer Calibration

Figure 4-20 Z Accelerometer Calibration Interface
3) Tool in Horizontal Position
Place the tool horizontally. Then click the Sample button of Tool Horizontal.
Figure 4-21Tool Horizontal

Click Begin button to sample data.
Click the Accept button, the Tool Horizontal sampling value will be shown in the MSC Z Calibration
interface.
Figure 4-23 Finished Tool Horizontal Sampling
4) Tool in Vertical Position

Place the tool vertically. Then click the Sample button of Tool Vertical.
Figure 4-24 Tool Vertical
Click Begin button to sample data.

Click the Accept button, the Tool Vertical sampling value will be shown in the MSC Z Calibration
interface.
Figure 4-26 Finished Tool Vertical Sampling
5) Click Accept button to save calibration
4.5 RB Offset Calibration
2) Place tool on the horizontal position with Sector 1 uppermost.
3) Follow the sequence “Warrior Acquisition software->Action->Calibrate->RBL_INCL RB Offset

Calibration” to load the Relative and Bearing Offset window.
Figure 4-27 Perform RB Calibration

Figure 4-28 Record RB Offset
4) Click Yes button to save calibration.
5 Operation
5.1 Wellsite Inspection
1) Check the pressure housing to ensure there are no cracks, damage, or flaws. Check that the upper
and lower connectors are clean, and that all parts are connected tightly.
2) Check the sealing surface on the top connection and change the O-rings at the bottom connection.
Lightly grease the O-ring with lubricating grease.
3) Clean and lightly grease the threads on the top and bottom connections.
4) Check piston position, the piston spacing should be within 10mm-15mm as below
Figure 5-1 Check piston position
ATTENTION: It needs to refill oil if the piston spacing is out of rage 10mm-15mm.
5) Tighten all screws on the mechanical assembly.

6) Use multi-meter to check the tool for its continuity and insulation. Refer to the following table for
reference.
Table 5-1 Continuity Check
No. Measurement points Requirements
1 Upper_Pin_1 Lower_Pin_1 < 1Ω

2 Upper_Pin_2 Lower _Pin_2 < 1Ω
Table 5-2 Insulation Check

No. Measurement points Requirements
1 Upper_Pin_1 Housing > 10MΩ


5.2 Tool String Connection
RBL70C-A must connect to telemetry sub or memory controller and battery pack unit and match with
different surface panel, running in SRO mode or Memory mode. For tool string connections refer to
Section 2.5 Logging Combination.
5.3 Tool Status Check
1) Apply Power on the tool by +18VDC voltage, the normally working current should be 120±20mA.
2) Listen for transmitter firing and ensure that all Status indicators on the Pegasus star GUI and the
CSS 107 panel are green (No errors).
3) Perform a “can scratch” while recording a log on time drive and observe for responses from each
sonic receiver.
5.4 Software Set Up
Before calibration and logging, need to setup software properties, please refer to Section 3 Software
Set Up.
5.5 Tool calibration
Before logging, the RBL70C-A tool must be done downhole calibration. Please refer to Section 4
Calibration.
5.6 Logging
The following are guidelines only and must be used in conjunction with local policy and specific well
site conditions both downhole and at surface.
WARNING: Winch operator should have well sketch and logging procedures for the specific well
site.
For the logging speed, please refer to Table 5-3.
Table 5-3 Logging Speed

Running in Hole Speed Pulling out of Hole
Depth
(RIH) (POOH)
< 10m (30ft) < 6m/min (20ft/min)
10m to 50m (30ft to 150ft) 10m/min (30ft/min)
50m to 120m (150ft to 400ft) 20m/min (60ft/min)
Surface tension ≤ 80% of tension when Surface tension ≤ 120% of tension when
> 120m (400ft) Cased-Hole tool is stationary tool is stationary
Speed ≤ 50m/min (150ft/min) Speed ≤ 50m/min (150ft/min)

Surface tension ≤ 70% of tension when Surface tension ≤ 130% of tension when
> 120m (400ft) Open-Hole tool is stationary tool is stationary
Speed ≤ 50m/min (150ft/min) Speed ≤ 50m/min (150ft/min)
Approaching Potential Obstacles 10m/min (30ft/min)
Logging Data ≤ 10m/min (30ft/min)
5.7 Log Quality Control
1. The logging engineer should gather all necessary well information in advance, especially the casing
details, fluid type, well deviation and maximum downhole temperature. An idea of the formation
type may help corroborate /validate fast formation responses; if observed.
2. Centralization is critical especially for reliable radial amplitude readings, hence centralizers must be
suitably sized for the casing and spring force properly adjusted to suit the tool weight and well
deviation. The tool requires a centralizer at its top and bottom.
3. For even better data quality, “Low road noise” roller centralizers such as the GOWell CTLs are
recommended.
4. Logging speed must be stable to ensure good data quality. A recommended logging speed is given
for each tool, which is the maximum value in most cases. Lower speeds are recommended in certain
situations such as if logging in heavy weight muds, if using Gemcos, or as per the discretion of the
winch operator based on the prevailing conditions.
5. The travel time and amplitude gates must be properly adjusted over each sonic waveform as per the
observed E1 peak.
6. When the WVFCAL waveform is adjusted correctly, the WVFCAL amplitude should have a value of
about 1000 mv and should remain reasonably constant irrespective of changes in casing size or
wireline/downhole conditions over the operating temperature range of the tool (or temperature
range across the logged interval)
5.8 Post-Logging Check and Maintenance
1. Clean the tool surface and inspect for any visible damage.
2. Check all external O-rings. Replace if necessary. Replacement of O-rings will depend on field
experience and well conditions, but it is suggested that external O-rings be replaced before every
job.
3. Re-check the compensative piston position in case oil refill/air purging is required. Fluid used is the
201-100 silicone oil. Refer to the RBL70C-A maintenance manual for oil filling/air purging procedure.

6 Wellsite Preventive Maintenance

This section provides a brief introduction to the preventive maintenance measures that can be conducted
on a well site. For workshop preventive maintenance measures, refer to RBL70C-A Maintenance Manual
for details.
Follow the procedures below to do well site preventive maintenance:
1. Clean the housing surface and let it to dry.
2. Inspect thread and O-rings on bottom connections for damage, ageing, and/or hardening and
replace where needed. Lightly grease the O-ring with O-ring grease. Threads and sealing surface on
top connection must be cleaned.
3. Check the 13-pin connections on top and bottom connections for cleanliness and loosened or bent
pins. Make sure connectors are dry.
4. Re-check the compensative piston position in case oil refill/air purging is required. Fluid used is the
201-100 silicone non-conducting oil.
5. Tighten all screws on mechanical assembly.
6. Multimeter check: Refer to Section 5.1 Wellsite Insepection.
7 Bench Test Operation

Live mode is special SRO mode that is SDS base on Warrior8 software to develop for GOWell Pegasus
tools. When start live mode with USBCAN test box, the software can acquire downhole tools data on real
time without surface panel. It’s used for bench test of GOWell Pegasus tools.
7.1 Software Installation
7.1.1 Install Warrior8 software.
7.1.2 Install GOWell PegasusStar Installer.
ATTENTION: GOWell PegasusStar Installer has been designed to install GOWell CH SRO and Memory
system files and drivers for Warrior 8 Acquisition System.
Please refer to Release Note inside GOWell PegasusStar installer.
7.2 System Connection
Refer to below finger.

18-30V
Figure 7-1
WARINING: Don’t connect telemetry sub (WTS43C-C) in the toolstring.
7.3 Verify Driver Installation
Verify the Driver has being successfully installed.
Figure 7-2

7.4 Acquisition and Calibration
7.4.1 Open Warrior Acquisition Software.
Figure 7-3
An error dialog box (see Figure 7-4) will be shown. Due to the tool doesn’t connect to the acquisition
panel, just click OK button.
Figure 7-4

7.4.2 Select service “GOWell PegasusStar - SRO”. (See Figure 7-5)
Figure 7-5
The “CySTD device not communicating” error dialog box will show again. Click OK. (See Figure 7-6)
Figure 7-6

The Tool String Editor window will display. (See Figure 7-7)
Figure 7- 7
Edit toolstring and click “Save” button, then exit Tool String Editor Window.
ATTENTION: Telemetry mode and Live mode switching:
1. Add telemetry sub (WTS43C-C) in the toolsting, the acquisition software automatically switch to
Telemetry mode.
2. Remove telemetry sub (WTS43C-C) from toolsting, the acquisition software automatically switch to
Live mode.

7.4.3 Check communication status through PegasusStar interface. (See Figure7- 8)
Figure 7- 8
PegasusStar Interface:
USBCAN Connection checkbox: The communication indicator between USBCAN test box and
acquisition software
Warrior Connection checkbox: The communication indicator between PegasusStar interface and
Warrior acquisition software
Valid data checkbox: Uplink data Indicator
Error checkbox: Communication error indicator
If communication between USBCAN test box and acquisition software is good, the USBCAN
Connection checkbox will turn green, otherwise will be red.
If communication between PegasusStar interface and Warrior acquisition software is good, the

USBCAN Connection checkbox will turn green, otherwise will be red.
If the surface system sets up communication with Pegasus tools successfully, the Valid Data checkbox
will turn green, the red in “Error” checkbox would grey out
If any problem occurs in the system data transmission, the software Error checkbox will turn to red,
the Error indicator will flash each time a communication error occurs.
7.4.4 Calibrate tool, monitor or record data.

8 Appendix A
These values are provided as a guide line to help find first arrivals and determine bonding levels.
Table 8-1 Values Provided as A Guide line
Casing Size Travel Time

3FT Amp.
OD Weight ID Radials 3FT 5FT
9.500 4.090 175 232 346

10.500 4.052 174 231 345
4-1/2" 11.600 4.000 81mV 173 230 344
13.500 3.920 172 229 343
15.100 3.826 170 227 341
11.500 4.560 184 241 355
13.000 4.494 183 240 354
15.000 4.041 181 238 352
5" 18.000 4.276 76mV 179 236 350
20.300 4.184 177 234 348
23.200 4.044 174 231 345
24.200 4.000 173 230 344
13.000 5.044 194 251 365
14.000 5.012 193 250 364
15.500 4.950 192 249 363
5-1/2" 17.000 4.892 72mV 191 248 362
20.000 4.778 189 246 360
23.000 4.670 187 244 358
26.000 4.548 184 241 355
17.000 6.538 223 280 394
20.000 6.456 222 279 393
23.000 6.366 220 277 391
26.000 6.276 218 275 389
7" 62mV
29.000 6.184 216 273 387
32.000 6.094 214 271 385
35.000 6.004 213 270 384
38.000 5.920 211 268 382
20.000 7.125 235 292 406
24.000 7.025 233 290 404
7-5/8" 59mV
26.400 6.969 232 289 403
29.700 6.875 230 287 401

33.700 6.765 228 285 399

39.000 6.625 225 282 396
45.300 6.435 221 278 392
29.300 9.063 273 330 444
32.300 9.001 271 328 442
36.000 8.921 270 327 441
40.000 8.835 268 325 439
43.500 8.755 267 324 438
9-5/8" 51mV
47.000 8.681 265 322 436
53.500 8.535 262 319 433
58.400 8.438 260 317 431
61.100 8.375 259 316 430
71.800 8.125 254 311 425


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1.1 Updated the calibration chapter. Gavin Mandy May 7, 2020

Updated expired P/N in Section 2.6;

Updated Section 4.3 XY Accelerometer

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Address: 5440 Brittmoore Rd.

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2.2.1 Electrical Safety

Be careful of electric shock while operating and maintaining.

Electrostatic Sensitive Devices.

2.2.2 Operation Safety

Handle with care and follow standard lifting procedures.

The tool is not intended for use near explosive gases.

Never try to connect two different types of connectors.

2.2.3 Transport and Storage Safety

Clean up tool surfaces before storage.

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Figure 2-2 RBL70C-A Outline

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Table 2-1 specifications

Working Temperature 0℃～175℃ (32℉～347℉)

Working Pressure ≤100MPa(14,503 psi)

Working Voltage DC：18V~30V

Working Current 120±20mA @18VDC

Tool Outer Diameter φ70mm (2-3/4”)

Shipping Length 2628mm (103.46″)

Make-up Length 2545mm (100.2″)

Weight 43kg (94.8lbs)

Max. Logging Speed 10 m/min (30ft/min)

Capacitance 3ft and 5ft 6.5nf

Acoustic Sonde Section

Measuring Range 114mm～244.5mm (4-1/2″～9-5/8″)

Transmitter Frequency 20KHz

Radial Receiver 1455.4mm (57.3”) from bottom

Borehole Temperature Section

Measuring Accuracy ±2℃

Measuring Point 1968mm (77.48”) from bottom

Signal transmission baud rate 1Mbit/s

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2.5 Logging Combination

2.5.1 Memory Mode

Figure 2-2 RBL70C-A in Memory Mode Combination

Table 2-2 Recommended Tool Configuration (Memory Mode)

2.5.2 SRO Mode

Figure 2-3 RBL70C-A in SRO Mode Combination

Table 2-3 Recommended Tool Configuration (Pegasus CAN Bus-SRO mode)

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2.6 Tool & Materials

Table 2-4 Required Tool & Material

3.01.03.300000723 Tool Case RBL70C-A.GJ1 SV10 SET 1

2.01.02.300000743 68-33 Open Spanner RBL70C-A ZG5 EA 1

2.01.02.100507410 13 Pin Connector Spanner TY510.GJ1 EA 1

2.01.02.100505576 Wellbore Temperature Sensor Spanner CHL.GJ27 EA 1

2.01.02.100514100 Special Tool RBL70C-A ZG1 SV12 EA 1

Figure 3-1 Edit Variables

2) Input CASEID, CASEOD, CASEWGHT according to well sketch.

4. Adjust RBL properties in PegasusStar GUI.

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