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Vol 69 Iss. 2
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Determination of rock magnetic permeability by dipole induction units with amplitude-phase measurements

Authors:
V. Kh. Zakharov
A. V. Kolesnik
Date submitted:
1975-08-29
Date accepted:
1975-10-11
Date published:
1976-02-01

Abstract

Dipole inductive profiling with amplitude-phase measurements (DIP) has been successfully applied in the search for objects of high electrical conductivity. However, as it follows from the laws of the electromagnetic field and the results obtained in field studies, the DIP method also can be isolated and studied objects that differed in magnetic permeability. ...

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References

  1. Veshev A.V. Dependence of magnetic susceptibility of rocks and ores on the content of ferromagnetic components. Proc. VIRG, vol. 2, 1950.
  2. Zakharov V.Kh. Dipole inductive profiling with amplitude-phase measurements in prospecting and exploration of sulfide ores. L., Nedra, 1967.
  3. Zakharov V.Kh. Theory and Practice of Amplitude-Phase Measurements and Processing of Results in Dipole Inductive Profiling. Journal of Mining Institute, vol. LXI, iss. 2, 1971.
  4. Logachev A.A., Zakharov V.P. Magnetic Prospecting, L., Nedra, 1973.

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