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Schematic of the drill string. | Download Scientific Diagram
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Figure F2. Configuration of the drill string used for LWD operations on ODP Leg 204. VDN = Vision Density Neutron tool. MWD = measurement-while-drilling tool. GVR = GeoVision resistivity-at-the-bit tool.
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Representative drill-string system | Download Scientific Diagram
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