Abstract
A generating-measuring complex of directional operation, which allows investigating seismically dangerous zone of stressedly-deformed state of rock, ore zones, and fracture zones in the directions which are the most sensitive from the standpoint of the aim in view, namely along and across the strike axes of the object of interest, is developed. The complex includes the Energy-2M directional operation generator and a portable high-sensitivity KVVN-7m measuring station that allows performing frequency probing with controllable sources and sounding in the field of natural electromagnetic field variations during one cycle. The generator includes a system of independent phase and amplitude adjustment of the current at the output of the Energy-2M generator inverter along two channels. A circuit of programmed generator current supply to two mutually orthogonal antenna arrays (long grounded lines) and a system of precision control over the current parameters in each arm is developed. The generator allows generating a programmed current with circular or elliptical field polarization in the vicinity of the object under study in the specified direction in the frequency range from 1 to 2000 Hz. The Energy-2M generator is mounted on board a ZIL-131 motor vehicle and fed by two PN-72 generators 15 kW each. The KVVN-7 digital measuring station has been completely modified. Moreover, all out-of-date elements have been replaced by modern operational amplifiers characterized by extremely low internal noises, which do not exceed unities or tenths of nV/Hz0.5. The generating complex is equipped with a system for control, regulation, protection, and automation (SCRPA) based on GPS time synchronization. Thermostatting of the unit for clock frequency and reference voltage is provided. All these measures allowed reaching the accuracy of synchronization over the absolute time not worse than 2 × 10−4 s, and frequency stability of the generator signal not worse than 10−7 Hz.
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