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Large Power Supply hydrological instrument Transient Electromagnetic System for Shallow Detection
Prodict Description
WTEM-1/GPS is newly developed product with all functions of Transient Electromagnetic method. It is full of the advantages of same products home and abroad, and characterized with large transmitter power, high reliability, strong anti-interference (sky electricity, 50 or 60 Hz industrial electricity), light and of low power cost. The WTEM-1J/GPS TEM exploration system receiver could be applied together with the large power transmitter WTEM-1D for deep exploration, also could be applied together with small power transmitter WTEM-1X for shallow exploration.
Exploration Principles
Basic principle
Electromagnetic induction phenomenon: When the current in the
transmitting coil changes suddenly, a primary magnetic field that
changes rapidly with time will be generated in the surrounding
space. According to the law of electromagnetic induction, this
primary magnetic field will induce eddy currents in the underground
conductive medium, and the eddy currents will generate secondary
magnetic fields.
Receiving secondary magnetic field: After the primary magnetic
field disappears, the underground eddy current will gradually decay
due to heat loss and other reasons, and the secondary magnetic
field it generates will also decay accordingly. The receiving coil
of the transient electromagnetic instrument receives the signal of
the change of the secondary magnetic field over time in this
process.
Working process
Transmitting stage: The transmitter sends a pulse current to the
underground through the transmitting coil. The current usually has
a certain frequency and waveform, and common ones are step waves
and square waves. The size and waveform of the transmitting current
will affect the intensity and distribution of the primary magnetic
field, and then affect the excitation effect of the underground
eddy current.
Transition stage: At the moment after the transmitting current is
cut off, the primary magnetic field disappears rapidly, the eddy
current in the underground medium begins to decay, and a secondary
magnetic field is generated at the same time. This stage is the key
period for the generation and change of transient electromagnetic
signals. The receiving coil begins to receive the secondary
magnetic field signal at this time.
Receiving stage: The receiving coil converts the received secondary
magnetic field signal into an electrical signal, which is amplified
by the preamplifier and transmitted to the receiver for processing.
The receiver performs operations such as sampling, filtering, and
digitization on the signal, and records the attenuation curve of
the secondary magnetic field over time.
Geological information acquisition
Conductivity differences reflect: Different geological bodies have
different conductivity. For example, good conductors (such as metal
ore bodies, groundwater, etc.) have strong conductivity for eddy
currents, which will produce a strong secondary magnetic field and
decay relatively slowly; while insulators or low-conductivity
geological bodies produce weaker secondary magnetic fields and
decay faster. By analyzing the intensity, attenuation
characteristics and other parameters of the secondary magnetic
field, the conductivity distribution of the underground geological
body can be inferred.
Principle of depth detection: The propagation depth of transient
electromagnetic signals is related to time. The early signals
mainly reflect the information of shallow geological bodies. As
time goes by, the late signals contain more information about deep
geological bodies. By analyzing and processing signals in different
time windows, the detection of geological bodies at different
depths underground can be achieved.
Data processing and interpretation
Data processing: The collected transient electromagnetic data needs
to undergo a series of processing, including noise removal,
correction, deconvolution, etc., to improve the quality and
resolution of the data. Then, the measured secondary magnetic field
response is converted into a distribution model of underground
resistivity by inversion calculation of the processed data.
Geological interpretation: Based on the resistivity model obtained
by inversion, combined with the geological background and known
geological data, the underground geological structure and
geological body distribution are interpreted and inferred. For
example, identifying geological structures such as faults, folds,
and stratigraphic interfaces, and looking for potential ore bodies,
groundwater and other resources.
Application
Configuration is selectable for different geological problems, such as quick survey, stereo mapping, deep mine finding, and shallow detection. It is mainly used for metal mine, coal mine, oil and gas field, geothermic field, and hydro- and engineering geology survey.
Transient Electromagnetic Method Configuration
1.Transmitter: It is the core component that generates and
transmits electromagnetic signals. It can provide enough energy to
stimulate the underground medium to generate secondary
electromagnetic fields. Its power, frequency and other parameters
can be adjusted according to different detection needs.
2.Transmitter coil: Generally, a multi-turn ring coil is used to
convert the current generated by the transmitter into a magnetic
field and transmit it underground. The size, number of turns and
shape of the transmitting coil will affect the intensity and
distribution of the transmitted magnetic field.
3.Receiver: used to receive the secondary electromagnetic field
signal generated by electromagnetic induction in the underground
medium. It has the characteristics of high sensitivity, wide
bandwidth and low noise, and can accurately capture weak
electromagnetic signals and convert them into digital signals for
processing.
4.Preamplifier: connected between the receiving coil and the
receiver, used to amplify weak electromagnetic signals and improve
the signal-to-noise ratio for subsequent processing and analysis.
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