Hw Sonic1. Explain the principle of the sonic log.2. How is the DT related to porosity?3. Which two equations can be used to calculate porosity? What is the maindifference between them?4. What are the factors affecting acoustic velocities in porousrocks?5. How does the apparent sonic porosity compare with the time porosity offormations containing vuggs and fractures?

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Hw Sonic
1. Explain the principle of the sonic log.
2. How is the DT related to porosity?
3. Which two equations can be used to calculate porosity? What is the main
difference between them?
4. What are the factors affecting acoustic velocities in porous
rocks?
5. How does the apparent sonic porosity compare with the time porosity of
formations containing vuggs and fractures?

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