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Vol 130
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Theoretical bases of electrical exploration in inductive measurement of magnetic field of stray currents

Authors:
V. Kh. Zakharov
Date submitted:
1991-07-22
Date accepted:
1991-09-16
Date published:
1992-12-08

Abstract

The upper part of the Earth's crust in the vast majority of cases serves to some degree as a kind of "second wire" for the whole variety of electric power circuits used in human life.

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(Archived) Without section
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References

  1. Zakharov V.Kh. Theory and practice of amplitude-phase measurements of harmonic magnetic fields-interference for the purpose of electrical prospecting // Journal of Mining Institute. 1982. V. 92. С. 89-98.
  2. Zakharov V.Kh. Electro prospecting by the method of dipole inductive profiling. L.: Nedra, 1975. 224 p.
  3. Zakharov V.Kh., Parfenov A.Z., Timokhin I.B. Amplitude-phase measurements of the magnetic field of industrial currents for the purpose of geological research // Geophysical methods of prospecting and exploration of ore and nonmetallic deposits: Interuniversity collection / Ural Polytechnic Institute. Sverdlovsk. P.56-59.

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