Fail-safe methods for generating a pulse indicating the precise

Acoustics – Geophysical or subsurface exploration – Seismic wave generation

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181118, 367144, G01V 138, G01V 114

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044050330

ABSTRACT:
New methods are disclosed for detecting the instant of firing of a gas exhausting gun such as an air gun which reduce plating action on two closely spaced apart electrodes submerged underwater very close to the gas exhausting gun exhaust comprising the basic steps of passing a current through the two electrodes, and periodically reversing the current to the two electrodes responsive to a polarity reversing circuit means after (1) a predetermined period of time or (2) after each firing of the gas exhausting gun.
Likewise new methods for forming and assembling a fail-safe gas exhausting gun firing detection circuit are set forth in detail.

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