Fluid Density Tools - Radioactive (FDR)
The FDR provides a reliable and comparatively safe means to measure wellbore fluid density
Product summary
The radioactive fluid density tool (FDR) provides a reliable and comparatively safe means to measure wellbore fluid density, regardless of the well deviation and flow rate.
A low-energy gamma ray source is used, which generates radiation rays to a distance of one meter from the tool.
The radiational section is shielded so that the measuring is minimally negatively affected by radioactive scale.
The very high count rate provides excellent data. A radiation shield is provided which can be locked on the tool so that the source can stay in the tool between jobs.
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Radioactive Fluid Density Tool
4 products
FDR16
FDR16
FDR16
Low-energy Americium-241 - 35mm (1 3/8") - 766.5mm (30.18") - 671.5mm (26.44") - 183.5mm (7.22")
A low-energy Americium-241 gamma ray source is used, which generates radiation rays to a distance of one meter from the tool.
FDR18
FDR18
FDR18
Low-energy Americium-241 - 43mm (1 11/16") - 723.5mm (28.48") - 628.5mm (24.74") - 98.5mm (3.88")
A low-energy Americium-241 gamma ray source is used, which generates radiation rays to a distance of one meter from the tool.
FDR17
FDR17
FDR17
Cesium-137 - 43mm (1 11/16") - 920mm (36.22") - 825mm (32.48") - 202mm (7.95")
A Cesium-137 gamma ray source is used, which generates radiation rays to a distance of one meter from the tool.
FDR19
FDR19
FDR19
Cesium-137 - 35mm (1 3/8") - 885mm (34.84") - 790mm (31.10") - 202mm (7.95")
A Cesium-137 gamma ray source is used, which generates radiation rays to a distance of one meter from the tool.
Applications
Fluid identification
Horizontal and highly deviated wells
High fluid flow rates