500m Borehole Logging System Natural Gamma Logging Tools Sp Resistivity Logging Equipment Geophysical Logger Temperature Logging Tools Water Well Logging Tool
Features
1. Extension notebook computer.
2. Logging can be made upward and downward
3. Digital and analogue signals can be received.
4. Auto-sampling according to the depth interval.
Specifications
1.12-bit A/D converter, enlargement factor k= 0.5~128 |
2. Counting channel frequency: F ≤ 500KHz. |
3. Digital signals transfer frequency 9600bit/s |
4. Analogue signals input: ≤ ± 10V |
5. Supply current: 2mA to 500mA (optional) |
6. Logging speed: 0 to 30 meter/min. |
7. Power consumption: Less than 200W |
8. Power supply: AC220V± 10% 50Hz± 5% |
9. Operation temperature: -10° C to +50° C |
10. Dimensions: 420× 260× 210mm |
11. Weight: Less than 7 kg |
Logging System Software
1. Operation system: Windows7/10 |
2. Sampling interval: 1cm to 1000cm |
3. Max depth of sampling once: 3000m (0.1m sampling interval) |
4. Multi-parameter auto-aligns depths. |
5. Curves of multi-parameters: Up to 10. |
6. Curve drift, anomaly deletion, smooth, inverse order, combination, segmentation, computation and so on. |
7. Interpreting sections input and rock-formation name, thickness, bottom block depth will be formed automatically. |
8. Curve scaled (zoom in or out). |
9. Curve depth scales: 1: 50, 1: 100, 1: 200, 1: 500 and 1: 1000 |
10. Colored or Grey plot maps. |
11. Max Map output: Width 415mm, length 2310mm. |
Specifications of JCH-3 Winch Controller
1. Speed Range: 1 to 29.9 meters per minute. |
2. Depth Error: ≤ 0.4‰ |
3. Depth Range: 0 to 9999.99 meters |
4. Power Supply: AC220V± 10% 50Hz± 5% |
5. Continually working time: Less than 24 hours |
6. Depth pulse's unit: 0.25mm per pulse |
7. Power Consumption: Less than 1.5kW |
8. Work temperature range: -10° C to +70° C |
9. Dimensions: 305× 200× 220 mm. |
10. Weights: Less than 3 kg |
WINCHES
3000m Frequency-control Auto Winch |
2000m Frequency-control Auto winch |
1000m Frequency-control Auto Winch |
500m Manual Winch |
300m Auto-arrayed Manual Winch |
LOGGING PROBES
M552/SM552 Integrated Wall-Cling Probe |
DsCD Logging (double-spaced compensated density) |
Natural Gamma Logging |
Three-lateral Resistivity Logging |
Caliper Logging |
Spontaneous Potential Logging |
M433/SM433 Dual-Density Probe |
R411/SR411 Nature Gamma Probe |
GJ-451/SGJ-451 Cement Bond Probe |
X411/SX411 Three-lateral Resistivity Probe |
S524/SS524 Acoustic Wave Probe |
JCS-1/SJSC-1 Digital Inclination Probe |
J511/SJ511 Big-hole Caliper Prob |
W422/SW422 Temperature and Liquid Resistivity Combined Probe |
J411/SJ411 Caliper Probe |
H411/SH411 Magnetic Susceptibility Probe |
NP442 Multi-Channel Spectrum Probe |
Z422/SZ422 Neutron Combined Probe |
LLY-1/SLLY-1 Flow Probe |
Y411 Fluorescence Probe |
An instrument for measuring resistivity of rock and ore in boreholes. To measure resistivity, a certain amount of electric current is applied to the rock layer, and the potential difference caused by the electric current is measured at different positions of the rock layer, and then the apparent resistivity is calculated. Therefore, resistivity logging instrument generally includes two parts: power supply and measurement record. Due to the influence of the actual measured conditions, the resistivity of the measured result is somewhat different from that of the actual rock layer, so the measured result is called the apparent resistivity. Many methods of measuring apparent resistivity have been developed for different geological purposes. In these different measurement methods, some power supply electrode and measurement electrode structure and combination mode is different, some power supply and measurement form is different. In order to distinguish these different methods of apparent resistivity measurement, many names for measuring apparent resistivity have been given. For example: gradient resistivity, potential resistivity, three lateral resistivity, resistivity logging instrument is simple to use, use is very wide, almost all industries (metal and non-metal, coal, oil field, nuclear industry, hydrology, geothermal, etc.) drilling will be resistivity logging. Resistivity logging data are often used to divide formation electrical profile, calculate porosity, permeability, etc.