SGS-TEM

SGS-TEM Piket-32 telemetric system is designed for deep TEM surveys

Applications

  • 2D regional resistivity surveys
  • 2D | 3D integrated petroleum exploration
  • Pre-drilling assessment for well placement
  • Time-lapse (4D) monitoring of oil and gas fields

ADVANTAGES

  • SGS-TEM receiver units and acquisition technologies for resistivity surveys complying with requirements of high resolution and high density in space and time
  • open-channel acqusition at uniform sampling rates
  • processing on an external PC with an option of choosing best appropriate noise attenuation algorithms
  • system configuration for TEM data acquisition in any noisy urban and industrial areas
  • appreciation by Russian and foreign clients: more than 40,000 km profiles collected
  • Russia - East Siberia
  • Russia - West Siberia
  • Malaysia
  • Indonesia
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Receiver unit

  • ΔΣ 32-bit ADC ensuring high accuracy of measurements;
  • 25 μs to 20  ms sampling rate;
  • up to 20,000 counts;
  • 25 μs to 230 s recording time range;
  • two switch channels at input;
  • symmetrical input;
  • 1—512 programmable gain amplifier (PGA) accurate to 0.3%;
  • up to 290 dB full designed dynamic range: 192 dB ADC, 54 dB PGA, and 46 dB 200А current switch;
  • up to 64 telemetric channels;
  • any sensor type: multi-turn loop, induction sensor, or grounded line;
  • synchronization by a precise GPS/GLONASS system (10-6 s) or externally.

SGS-CTU300 - current regulator

  • powered from a 220 -380 V three-phase genset with a current rectifier (pulsing coefficient 1-1.5%);
  • 12 to 600 V input and output voltage, DС current;
  • 300 A maximum current, accurate to ≤1%;
  • GPS/GLONASS synchronization system (error ≤5∙10-7 s);
  • user-specified sequence of signals: 500 ms,  1 … 32 s;
  • user-specified pulse/pause ratio from 1:9 to 9:1;
  • transmitter current turn-off time, 500 m × 500 m loop: 250 μs at 40 A and 1.7 ms at 170 А;
  • built-in or PC control;
  • current waveform digitizing for pulse count in processing; an option for automated control from TEM recording program (automatic reading according to preset parameters);