WTEM-2 Deep Transient Electromagnetic System
WTEM-2 Medium-Deep/Deep Time Domain TEM Exploration System applies to medium-deep/deep transient electromagnetic sounding exploration. It features high power, short turn-off time, high reliability, strong anti-interference performance, lightweight, and low power consumption. The system is composed of WTEM-2J TEM Exploration System Receiver, WTEM-2D/60 High-power Transmitter, WTEM-2T/GPS Transmitter Synchronized Controller, the PTT-40A Antenna & Adapter, and one Touchpad.
An electromagnetic survey is based on the reaction of the ground to the propagation of electromagnetic fields made up of an alternating electric intensity and magnetizing force. The transient electromagnetic (TEM) method was developed in order to gain information on the electric resistivity of the subsurface. It is applied successfully in mineral and geothermal exploration, hydrogeology, and environmental surveys.
The more current development of time-domain electromagnetic systems, also known as transient electromagnetic (TEM) methods, offers considerable advantages over conventional electromagnetic systems. In the TEM system, signals are transmitted, and the transient decay of the resultant secondary field is recorded after the primary domain has been switched off. Many TEM systems generate a train of primary pulses with measurements made in the interval between each pulse. Applications of TEM are especially the domains of groundwater and landfill surveys, mineral and geothermal exploration, and the detection of burning coal beds.