Paul Bradley Rhodes
Engineering at Omeara Dr, Houston, TX

License number
Louisiana EI.0009773
Issued Date
Jan 1, 1900
Category
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
4819 Omeara Dr, Houston, TX 77035

Professional information

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Independent Consultant - Sustainability &Amp; Leed Certification

Position:
Consultant at Independent Consultant - Sustainability & LEED Certification
Location:
Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Architecture & Planning
Work:
Independent Consultant - Sustainability & LEED Certification since Nov 2008 - Consultant


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Paul Rhodes - Houston, TX

Work:
Demag Crane company
welder fitter
UTLX - Houston, TX
WELDER/ FITTER
PORTA KAMP - Houston, TX
WELDER/FITTER
BTM IND - Houston, TX
WELDER / FITTER


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Owner, Tcw

Position:
Owner at TCW
Location:
Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
TCW - Owner


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Method And Apparatus For Measuring The Quality Of A Cement To A Casing Bond

US Patent:
5089989, Feb 18, 1992
Filed:
Oct 30, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/609026
Inventors:
Mathew G. Schmidt - Houston TX
Peter C. Masak - Katy TX
Paul B. Rhodes - Houston TX
Assignee:
Western Atlas International, Inc.
International Classification:
G01N 904, G01V 140
US Classification:
367 35
Abstract:
A new "radial" cement bond instrument is disclosed for measuring the quality of cement to casing bond. The instrument is capable of measuring the quality of the cement bond both vertically and circumferentially. Four arrays of sectored transmitters and receivers are arranged longitudinally along the instrument body and provide a compensated radial bond measurement with high azimuthal resolution. The sectored transmitter excites both a compressional wave and a shear wave in the casing, with the beam pattern of the transmitter focused in a radial direction. The sectored receiver provides additional directivity for enhanced detection of channels in cement. The disclosed apparatus provides measurement of the quality of cement bond in eight radial segments. The resolution of the instrument provides 5 to 10 percent overlap to insure "full" coverage of the borehole. In its normal operational mode, amplitude information is recorded from the sectored receivers, an acoustic signature from a five-ft spaced transmitter-receiver is recorded, and a two-axis orientation measurement is acquired.