Description
Geophysical Survey 1d Ves Resistivity Sounding Meter 1d Resistivity Survey Meter Electrical DC Resistivity Meter For Groundwater Mineral ExplorationBy utilizing the apparent resistivity parameters, it is widely used in hydrology, environmental protection, engineering geophysical exploration, metal and non-metal mineral resources exploration.
Microcomputer controlled, direct-reading resistivity, various electrode arranging mode, data protection against power-failure
This instrument applies to Electrical Prospecting such as Vertical Electrical Sounding, Electrical Profiling, Charging Method and Spontaneous Potential Method, etc. On ground and in trench.
Technical Specifications
Parameter | DDC-8 |
Maximum power supply voltage | 700V |
Maximum power supply current | 3A |
Voltage measuring range | +/-3000mV |
Voltage measurement accuracy | +/-1.5%, +/-0.1mV |
Current measuring range | 0.1mA~ 3000mA |
Current measurement accuracy | +1.5%,+0.1mA |
Spontaneous potential compensation range | - 1000mV~ + 1000mV |
Instrument input impedance | > 30MQ |
Working temperature | -10C ~ 50C |
Direct current method is a kind of electrical exploration method. Its common feature is to study the distribution characteristics and laws of DC electric field related to geological bodies for prospecting and solving some geological problems. The field sources used by DC method are artificial and natural. The differences of electrical properties used include the differences of resistivity and polarizability of rocks and ores
The theoretical basis of the electric method to find water is scientific, because the resistivity reflects the conductivity of underground rock, so the resistivity value we get just reflects the electrical property of the rock, so that we can find the accurate water level. After the water level is found, the burial depth of the water level can be obtained by applying the sounding method above the water level, and the trend and tendency of the water-bearing structure can be obtained according to multiple sounding points. Therefore, the accuracy of the electric method is high, which is incomparable with other geological methods.