Geophysical Borehole Logging Monitor Equipment For Groundwater

Borehole logging monitor equipment is used to measure various parameters of a borehole, such as water level, temperature, pressure, and composition of subsurface materials. This equipment typically consists of sensors or probes that are lowered into the borehole and connected to a data logger or computer for recording and analysis of the information collected. Some examples of borehole monitor equipment include:

1.Water level meters: These consist of a probe that is lowered into the borehole and measures the distance from the water surface to the top of the borehole.

2.Temperature sensors: These measure the temperature of the water or surrounding rock, which can indicate the presence of thermal springs or changes in subsurface fluid flow.

3.Gamma spectrometers: These detect gamma radiation emitted by subsurface rocks, providing information on their composition and mineralogy.

4.Resistivity meters: These measure the electrical resistance of the rock or sediment in the borehole, which can indicate the presence of certain minerals or the flow of groundwater.

Main Applications and Feature

· Coal Field Digital Integrated Logging (Integrated Digital Logging System )

· Hydrological Engineering Digital Integrated Logging

· Solid Metal Ore Digital Integrated Logging

· Other Minerals Digital Integrated Logging

· External Laptop (Desktop PC)

· For upward logging, also for downward logging

· Receive digital signal, analog signal

· 8 taps of power supply current, Optional

· Automatic sampling as per depth interval, sampling interval arbitrarily

· Indoor simulation logging, repeatability observation of instruments and probes

· Membrane panel, attractive and durable

Technical Specification

Logging Probes

Product Display

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