WO2012023913A2 - Radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to instruments designated for geophysical survey, in particular for soil mass exploration using electromagnetic waves.
- Geophysical survey of soil masses is conducted during geological exploration to determine the soil mass structure and draw conclusion on whether a soil mass section is suitable for construction of structures and buildings, as well as to identify troublesome zones in soil masses, for example, glide lines, natural and man-made cavities, soil mass horizons watered by underground waters, etc.
- Radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer One of the methods of geophysical survey of soil masses is exploration of the soil mass structure using electromagnetic waves. Instruments used for exploration of the site structure using electromagnetic waves are called radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer. The very method of exploration of the soil mass structure using electromagnetic waves was developed yet in the 60s of the twentieth century. Application of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer for geophysical survey of soil masses began to gain popularity about twenty years ago. The principle of operation of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer lies in generation of primary electromagnetic field at certain point of soil mass section surface passing through soil mass and generating secondary electromagnetic field, with secondary electromagnetic field parameters subsequently being fixed at certain points of soil mass section surface.
- Radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may vary in their performance, but most of them have the following basic elements: transmitting antenna, radio transmitter, receiving antenna and radio receiver.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer (patent Russian Federation RU2328021 C2, printed on 27 June 2008) comprising transmitting loop and radio transmitter installed on the first pillar, and also receiving antenna, spatially arranged antenna, radio receiver and unit measuring signal fed from spatially arranged antenna installed on the second pillar. Transmitting loop and radio transmitter generate primary electromagnetic field.
- the receiving loop is used - application of loops in radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer as transmitting and receiving antennas is a classic performance of radio-wave structuroscope for geophysical survey.
- Transmitting loop and receiving antenna should be arranged in perpendicular conventional planes, with transmitting antenna frame being often located in vertical conventional plane and receiving antenna frame in horizontal conventional plane. This is explained by the fact that electromagnetic field has so called magnetic and electric components, and the way electromagnetic waves pass through soil masses stipulates that the most informative component of secondary electromagnetic field is vertical magnetic component of secondary electromagnetic field (denoted as H z ), and the above-mentioned spatial arrangement of transmitting antenna and receiving antenna allows to measure precisely the amplitude of vertical magnetic component of secondary electromagnetic field.
- H z vertical magnetic component of secondary electromagnetic field
- Geophysical survey is conducted as follows: one chooses several points on soil mass section surface at which transmitting loop with radio transmitter and receiving antenna with radio receiver are to be located, measures strength of receiving antenna signal, and then based on measurement results draws cross-plots of receiving antenna signal versus measurement point coordinates and makes interpretation of cross-plots obtained. Interpretation of obtained cross-plots means visual detection of maximum, minimum and inflexion points thereon at which changes in the soil mass structure are observed.
- receiving loop is bidirectional antenna.
- the compulsory condition shall be certain mutual arrangement of transmitting loop and receiving loop, with transmitting loop frame being arranged so that conventional vertical plane in which transmitting loop frame is located crosses the symmetry center of receiving loop frame, and with receiving loop frame being arranged so that one of directional pattern arms of receiving loop is directed towards transmitting loop frame.
- the vector of maximum voltage of one of electromagnetic field arms on directional pattern of receiving loop will be directed precisely towards transmitting loop frame - this arm on directional pattern of receiving loop is called near-field arm of receiving loop (as it is closer to transmitting loop). Accordingly, another arm of receiving loop will be called far-field arm of receiving loop.
- receiving loop When conducting geophysical survey in a city, receiving loop may be located near to a building or structure so that the building or structure may get, according to receiving loop pattern, into the far-field arm zone of receiving loop.
- the building or structure may generate electromagnetic field which will also be perceived by receiving loop, and this signal fed from receiving loop will have both component formed by soil mass, and parasitic component formed by the building or structure.
- interpretation of obtained cross-plots of receiving loop signal versus measurement point coordinates may be in error about changes in the soil h ass structure or lead to wrong conclusions.
- measuring receiving loop signal provides data only on changes in the soil mass structure in space, however allows no to detenriine what exactly caused changes in the soil mass structure: changes in receiving loop signal may be caused both by soil mass cavities, and as the result of changes in watered soil mass horizons, i.e. obtained data provide no complete information about the soil mass structure and layers.
- To receive data on the soil mass structure one has to perform additional well drilling for soil sampling from soil masses and compare the results of soil samples with cross-plots obtained.
- Object of the invention is to modernize radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer by integrating new elements.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer comprising transmitting loop and radio transmitter installed on the first pillar, receiving antenna and radio receiver installed on the second pillar, with receiving antenna consisting of receiving loop and antenna rod, and also receiving ferrite antenna.
- radio receiver may be designed so that it has channel to measure sum signal obtained by summing signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod, and channel to measure signal fed from receiving ferrite antenna.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may be equipped with additional second radio receiver designated to measure signal fed from receiving ferrite antenna, radio receiver being designed so that it can measure sum signal obtained by summing signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod.
- radio receiver may be equipped with at least one element summing signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod so that horizontal directional pattern of receiving antenna gets a cardioid shape.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may be equipped with at least one summing element installed on the first pillar and designated to sum signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod so that horizontal directional pattern of receiving antenna gets a cardioid shape.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may be equipped with unit measuring phase difference between sum signal obtained by summing signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod, and signal fed from receiving ferrite antenna.
- receiving ferrite antenna may be arranged towards receiving loop so that its frame and that of receiving loop are located in parallel or coinciding conventional planes.
- receiving ferrite antenna may be installed on the second pillar.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may be equipped with additional third pillar, with receiving ferrite antenna being installed thereon.
- At least one of three pillars may be movable or mobile.
- View 1 receiving loop pattern and antenna rod pattern.
- View 2 receiving antenna pattern of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer.
- View 3 general view of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer.
- Receiving antenna of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer is designed so that it comprises two antennas - receiving loop and antenna rod.
- Antenna rod is an antenna in the form of a rod arranged in vertical (or off-vertical) position and made of metal (e.g. solid metallic rod or metal tubes). Such an antenna is often mentioned in the literature as vertical antenna.
- Receiving loop (11) (shown on View 1 as top view) has horizontal directional pattern (12) (shown on View 1) in the form of figure "8", i.e. this antenna is bidirectional.
- Antenna rod located near to receiving loop (not shown on View 1) has horizontal directional pattern (13) (shown on View 1) in the form of a circle, i.e. this antenna is omnidirectional.
- receiving loop and antenna rod their directional patterns showing perceived electromagnetic field will be drawn with creation of composite directional pattern, i.e. the system of two antennas, namely receiving loop and antenna rod, operates as one receiving antenna.
- Directional pattern of such receiving antenna is composite directional pattern of receiving loop and antenna rod. If signals fed from receiving loop and antenna rod are somehow summed by amplitude, horizontal directional pattern of receiving antenna will get a cardioid shape, as shown on View 2 (14).
- Receiving antenna with horizontal directional pattern in the form of cardioid is unidirectional, i.e. receiving antenna reception is directed in one direction.
- the compulsory condition shall be specified mutual arrangement of transmitting loop and receiving antenna of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer, with transmitting loop frame being arranged so that the vector of maximum voltage of transmitting antenna electromagnetic field (which value corresponds to maximum voltage of electromagnetic field on cardioid pattern) is directed precisely towards the symmetry center of receiving loop.
- Zone on soil mass surface located at certain distance from receiving antenna on the side opposite to the direction towards transmitting loop may be conventionally called "blind area of receiving antenna". Any facilities located in the blind area of receiving antenna will be outside the reception area of receiving antenna, and therefore will not affect receiving antenna signal.
- receiving antenna signal will have only component formed by soil mass which improves measurement accuracy when conducting geophysical survey in a city or in other complex environment.
- Radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may be designed so that receiving loop and antenna rod are connected directly to radio receiver, with radio receiver comprising element (or elements) designated to sum signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod so that horizontal directional pattern of receiving antenna gets a cardioid shape.
- element or elements designated to sum signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod so that horizontal directional pattern of receiving antenna gets a cardioid shape.
- summing element one may use, for example, the transformer.
- summing element of radio transmitter one may also use device (or devices) of any well-known general-circuit solution in the form of separate element (e.g. block, microchip, etc.) or in the form of circuit.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may comprise summing element (or elements) installed on the first pillar and designated to sum signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod so that horizontal directional pattern of receiving antenna gets a cardioid form.
- receiving loop and antenna rod should be connected to radio receiver through element summing receiving loop and antenna rod signals.
- summing element one may use, for example, the transformer.
- summing element of radio transmitter one may also use device (or devices) of any well-known general- circuit solution in the form of separate element (e.g. block, microchip, etc.) or in the form of circuit.
- Measurement of parameters of secondary electromagnetic field in radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer should be conducted using receiving and ferrite antenna.
- Receiving loop has magnetic dipole properties.
- Ferrite antenna has both magnetic dipole, and electric dipole properties. Therefore, ferrite antenna located in horizontal plane allows to measure the amplitude of such components of primary electromagnetic field as its horizontal magnetic component (H y ) and horizontal electric component ( ⁇ ⁇ ).
- H y horizontal magnetic component
- ⁇ ⁇ horizontal electric component
- View 3 shows as an example one of possible options of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer.
- This option of radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer comprises first movable pillar designed in the form of a tripod (3), and second movable pillar designed in the form of a tripod (9).
- On the tripod (3) there is transmitting loop (1) arranged so that its frame is in vertical conventional plane, and also and radio transmitter (2). Transmitting loop is connected to radio transmitter.
- receiving loop (4) On the tripod (9) there is receiving loop (4) arranged so that its frame is in horizontal conventional plane, and also antenna rod (10), receiving ferrite antenna (5), radio receiver (7), unit measuring phase difference between sum signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from ferrite antenna (8).
- Radio receiver comprises devices summing signal fed from receiving loop and that fed from antenna rod in order horizontal directional pattern of receiving antenna gets a right cardioid shape.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may comprise summing devices installed on the second pillar near to radio receiver which receiving loop and antenna rod signals are fed to, with sum signal being fed to radio receiver.
- Ferrite antenna (5) is designed in the form of a ferrite rod with contour coil (not shown). Ferrite antenna (5) is located above receiving loop (4) and arranged so that receiving ferrite antenna frame is in horizontal conventional plane. Such mutual arrangement of ferrite antenna and receiving loop (when both antennas are arranged horizontally) is the most optimal solution for simultaneous measurement of such components of secondary electromagnetic field as vertical magnetic component, horizontal magnetic component and horizontal electric component with vertical polarization in case of geophysical survey of horizontal soil mass section. It is clear that ferrite antenna may be arranged both above or below receiving loop, and in the same conventional plane.
- ferrite antenna towards receiving loop - for example, in case of sloping soil mass surface one should arrange ferrite antenna inclining to horizontal plane.
- ferrite antenna on the pillar when receiving antenna is installed on the second pillar and ferrite antenna is installed on the third pillar.
- This alternative is appropriate when to speed up geophysical survey measurements of signal fed from receiving antenna and that fed from ferrite antenna are conducted separately - first, one should measure signal fed from receiving antenna at certain points on soil mass section surface, determine points at which signal fed from receiving antenna is low or high, and then measure signal fed from ferrite antenna only at these points.
- radio receiver is designed so that it comprises two channels of measurements - one to measure sum signal fed from receiving antenna and another to measure signal fed from receiving ferrite antenna.
- Channel means any general-circuit solution in the form of separate element (e.g., block, microchip, etc.) or electric circuit, which allows to measure signals.
- radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer may comprise two radio receivers - one to measure sum signal fed from receiving antenna, and another to measure signal fed from ferrite antenna.
- radio receiver one may use any well-known solution allowing to measure signal fed from receiving antenna and ferrite antenna.
- phase difference between sum signal fed from receiving antenna and that fed from ferrite antenna one may use any well- known solution allowing to measure phase difference between two signals which may be connected either directly to receiving antenna and ferrite antenna, or to radio receiver or receivers.
- radio-wave structuroscope for geophysical survey comprising no unit measuring phase difference between sum signal fed from receiving antenna and that fed from ferrite antenna.
- the first pillar, the second pillar and the third pillar one may use any movable or mobile pillar. Such feature is required to move radio frequency assisted geostructure analyzer along the surface of soil mass section.
- movable pillar one may use, for example, tripod.
- mobile pillar one may use, for example, truck, car, trailer.
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