Resistivity measuring device Syscal Multi-TX
chargeabilityinduced polarizationelectronic

resistivity measuring device
resistivity measuring device
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Characteristics

Measured value
resistivity, chargeability, induced polarization
Technology
electronic, CDMA
Applications
for civil engineering, for goundwater exploration
Configuration
portable
Other characteristics
with display, multi-channel

Description

The multi-Tx device is issued from the latest developments of IRIS Instruments. This resistivity and induced polarization measurement device features three 250W transmitters and 6 reception channels to reduce the acquisition time. This technology is based on the CDMA coding of the injected currents, enabling to compute the contribution of each transmitter on the total voltage received on each channel. In other words, in one injection, the multi-Tx is able to perform 18 resistivity and chargeability measurements with accuracy comparable to the Syscal Pro/R1. This device particularly suits: • The monitoring of rapid hydrological processes (when acquisition time must be reduced at constant measurement accuracy) • All type of applications with an objective of increase of productivity (water resources, environment, civil engineering) Applications Water ressources Locate conductive fault in fractured acquifere Assess water table characteristics Characterize salt water wedge extension in groundwater Environment Monitor pollution Detect leaks and monitor degradation in waste disposal Locate and image buried structures Natural hazard Detect and characterize cavities Assess landslide extension and volume Detect and locate clayey layers for geotechnical application

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