D. Lin, Robert MacDonald, Dorin Calbaza, B. Scherer, Tammy Johnson, Tim Toepfer, D. Shaddock, E. Andarawis
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Sub-Degree-Per-Hour MEMS Gyroscope for Measurement While Drilling at 300°C
The orientation module of MWD tool provides the critical drill bit orientation information, including azimuth, inclination and toolface in order to control the path of wellbore. Although high end navigation grade gyroscope can meet the accuracy requirement for azimuth finding, the requirements of cost, size and reliability under harsh environment have largely limited the deployment of gyroscopes in MWD tools. To overcome these constraints, GE Research has developed a low cost, MEMS based Multi-Ring Gyroscope (MRG) capable of azimuth-seeking in MWD applications at 300°C. The MRG prototype has been demonstrated to achieve angular random walk (ARW) better than 0.003 deg/rt(hr) and bias instability of 0.01 deg/hr, capable of meeting azimuth finding accuracy better than 0.25 deg. It has also been tested to remain fully operational at 300 °C.