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Electric Log, Sample, and Core Record 2025

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The document is a form (OGB-8) used by the State Oil and Gas Board of Alabama to record details about electric logs, samples, and core data for oil and gas wells. It includes sections for operator information, well location, total depth, logging records, sample collection, core analysis, and contact details. The form must be executed and notarized to ensure accuracy and compliance.

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What is an electrical log?

noun. 1. : a device for determining the nature of geological strata (as in well digging) by electrical means usually through resistivity measurements. 2. : the record of tests made by an electric log compare log entry 1 sense 3b(3)

What does an electronic logging device do?

ELD stands for Electronic Logging Device. It is Department of Transportation (DOT) mandated electronic hardware that connects to a vehicles engine to record driving hours. It includes a screen for the driver, so they can monitor their current status and print hour logs when required by DOT inspectors.

What is electronic data logging?

Data loggers are electronic devices which automatically monitor and record environmental parameters over time, allowing conditions to be measured, documented, analysed and validated. The data logger contains a sensor to receive the information and a computer chip to store it.

What is an electronic data logger?

Data loggers are electronic devices which automatically monitor and record environmental parameters over time, allowing conditions to be measured, documented, analysed and validated.

What is log in electricity?

1. n. [Formation Evaluation] A log recorded using an electrical wireline. In this sense, the term refers to any log recorded on a wireline, whether it measures an electrical quantity or not.

How many miles can I drive without an ELD?

How many miles can you drive without an ELD? Drivers operating under the short-haul exemption can drive up to a 100-air-mile radius (or 150 miles for non-CDL drivers in some cases) without using an ELD, provided they meet time restrictions.

What is the purpose of electric logging?

Electric logging consists of lowering a device used to measure the electric resistance of the rock layers in the downhole portion of the well. This is achieved by running an electric current through the rock formation and measuring the electrical resistance that the current encounters along its way.

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