Technical Note - Fishing Tools For Retrieving Gamma-Ray Logging Components

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Carl M. Bunker J. M. Ohm
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Jan 10, 1959

Abstract

Two special tools for recovering gamma-ray probes and logging cable from drillholes have been designed by Ohm and Bunker and constructed by Ohm. Though intended specifically for U. S. Geological Survey equipment, they may be used with other equipment of the same general type. Fishing Tool for Probes: A fishing tool of the overshot type (Fig. 1) was designed to retrieve logging probes (sondes) that become disconnected from the logging cable and are trapped in the drillhole. When the tool slides over the top of the gamma-ray probe, studs on the bottom engage the shoulder near the top of the probe (Fig. 2), which is then pulled to surface.
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APA: Carl M. Bunker J. M. Ohm  (1959)  Technical Note - Fishing Tools For Retrieving Gamma-Ray Logging Components

MLA: Carl M. Bunker J. M. Ohm Technical Note - Fishing Tools For Retrieving Gamma-Ray Logging Components. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1959.

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