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Summit II Compact
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Summit II Monitoring
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Summit II Plus
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Summit
II System Configuration Guide
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Summit Ex Underground System
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SUMMIT M Vipa vibration monitoring system
(PDF)
Power Sources
VIBSIST-20 -
The VIBSIST-20 is based on the Swept Impact Seismic
Technique (SIST) which is a combination of the Vibroseis
swept-frequency and the Mini-Sosie multi-impact ideas.
The seismic signals are produced as a series of pulses,
according to a specific pre-programmed sequence which
makes the system similar to a smaller Vibroseis.
VIBSIST-50 -
The VIBSIST-50 is based on the Swept Impact Seismic
Technique (SIST) which is a combination of the Vibroseis
swept-frequency and the Mini-Sosie multi-impact ideas.
The seismic signals are produced as a series of pulses,
according to a specific pre-programmed sequence which
makes the system similar to a smaller Vibroseis.
VIBSIST-250/500
- The VIBSIST is a multi-impact, time-distributed
source that uses a dedicated vehicle and hydraulic rock
breaker, powered through a computer controlled flow
regulator. The vehicle is powered by a Diesel 27 Hp
motor with electric starter engine, moves at 5.5 km/h
and can climb slopes of max 300. Temperature range for
operation is, normally –35° to 55°C.
VIBSIST-3000
- The VIBSIST is a multi-impact, time-distributed
seismic source that uses a hydraulic impact hammer
mounted on 4_wheel drive / 4_wheel steering industrial
vehicle. The vehicle has and high maneuverability, with
a tight turn radius of 3.7m, can move at 40 km/h on
public roads and climb slopes of 300.
SPH-54
Borehole The VIBSIST-SPH is a Swept Impact Piezoelectric Borehole Seismic Source designed and
produced by Vibrometric. A monotonous variation of the impact rate used to control effectively
the non-repeatability of the impact intervals and achieve a wide bandwidth. Figure 1 presents the
main modules of the VIBSIST-SPH.
Image Examples
Receiving Units
Piezoelectric TC 15/30 Receivers
Digital Seismic Array
RD-XYZH 4-Component Downhole |