A081E Magnetic Susceptibility Tool 38mm with Extended Range

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Tool Description

These probes are designed for measurement of magnetic susceptibility in boreholes. These small-diameter probes are reliable enough to measure boreholes of varying diameters. The measuring range is chosen so as to identify layers containing magnetite. These probes have been designed mainly for identification of Fe minerals - magnetite, pyrhotite and hematite. The data is to be used to interpret quantitative interpretation of the magnetic components in the rocks and estimation of the thickness of the layers.

This data can be used directly as basis for economic evaluation of the deposit.

The susceptibility is further measured to distinguish the types of rocks in the borehole profile in a complex of igneous or metamorphic rocks.

In complex sedimentary rocks, the probes provide informative data only.

The response of the probe is practically instantaneous (< 0.5s).

A lesser range model is also available for lower susceptibilities, see A081.

FEATURES
Convenient and simple to use
MEASUREMENTS
Magnetic Susceptibility with Extended Range
APPLICATIONS
Iron	Mineral detection
OPERATING CONDITIONS
Borehole type	Borehole type: open-hole, dry, water-filled
TOOL SPECIFICATIONS
Diameter	38 mm / 1.496 in
Length	900 mm / 35.433 in
Weight	2 kg / 4.409 lb
Min. Temperature	0ºC / 32 ºF
Max. Temperature	70ºC / 158ºF
Max. Pressure	15 000 kPa / 2175 psi
Tool Voltage Required	30 VDC
Tool Current Required	43 mA
Tool Power Required	1.29 W
Communications	Pulse
Cable Conductors Required	1 or 4
SENSORS
Magnetic Susceptibility	Two coil system
Intercoil Spacing	150mm / 4.905 in
Operating Frequency	1400 Hz
Range	10e-4 - 2 SI units
Accuracy	3%
SHIPPING SPECIFICATIONS
Length	1000 mm / 39.370 in
Width	120 mm / 4.724 in
Height	120 mm / 4.724 in
Weight	4 kg / 8.818 lb
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