Abstract:
The present disclosure is intended to overcome the problem of hydrogen contamination of the density signal. The approach is to compute the neutron capture portion of the total gamma ray counts and subtract it from the total counts resulting in a pure inelastic gamma ray measurement.
Abstract:
An accelerator-based neutron tool is provided. The tool includes a deuterium- tritium gas mixture such that the tool outputs a desired ratio of 2.45 MeV and 14 MeV neutrons.
Abstract:
The present disclosure is intended to overcome the problem of hydrogen contamination of the density signal. The approach is to compute the neutron capture portion of the total gamma ray counts and subtract it from the total counts resulting in a pure inelastic gamma ray measurement.
Abstract:
An accelerator-based neutron tool is provided. The tool includes a deuterium- tritium gas mixture such that the tool outputs a desired ratio of 2.45 MeV and 14 MeV neutrons.