Bohrlochsonden
Bohrlochsonden, also known as borehole probes or well logging tools, are instruments lowered into boreholes to measure and record physical properties of the surrounding rock and fluid formations. These measurements, collectively called well logging, are crucial for understanding subsurface geology, evaluating hydrocarbon reservoirs, assessing groundwater resources, and monitoring environmental conditions.
The probes are typically lowered by a wireline cable or attached to a drill string. They operate
Data acquired by Bohrlochsonden are transmitted to the surface in real-time or recorded for later analysis.