Ground Magnetic Survey Digital Proton Magnetometer For Archaeology Exploration
Applications:
Because the proton magnetometer has many advantages such as high precision and portability, it has been widely used in the following fields:
1. Mineral prospecting, according to the characteristics of useful minerals in the ore being magnetic or symbiotic with magnetic minerals, conduct direct ore prospecting, or conduct indirect prospecting according to the characteristics of ore bodies related to some magnetic geological body structures in terms of origin or space prospecting. These mines include iron ore, lead-zinc ore, copper ore, etc.
2. Earthquake precursor monitoring, volcano observation and other environmental and disaster geological work
3. Cooperate with basic geological survey and carry out geological mapping
4. Locate the buried objects of iron products such as iron barrels and iron cans
5. Detection of geological structures related to magnetism
6. Iron Ordnance Detection
7. Pipeline detection
8. Fault localization
9. Cooperate with mining exploration, study the burial depth, occurrence and continuity of the ore body, study the shape and size of the ore body, and estimate the scale of the ore deposit
10. Engineering Survey
11. Environmental exploration
12. Hydrology
13. Petroleum and natural gas exploration, research on geological structures and geotectonics related to oil and gas
14. Archeology
Technical Specification
| Measurement range | 30,000nT~70,000nT |
| Resolution | 0.1nT |
| Precision | ±1nT |
| Allowed gradient | vertical gradient≤2000nT/m |
| Horizontal gradient≤1500nT/m |
| LCD lattice | 192*64 |
| Data stored | 4005 (in daily variation method) 2670 (in manual method) |
| Working temperature | -20°C ~+50°C |
| Working humidity | ≤90% (30°C) |
| Power source | lithium battery, 15.5V~16.8V/3.8Ah, work 10 hours continuously |
| Mainframe size | 210*80*200mm |
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