Hydraulic synchronizing system for coordinating movement of the

Acoustics – Geophysical or subsurface exploration – Seismic wave generation

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254 89H, 91171, 91515, G01V 114, F01B 2514

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041612299

ABSTRACT:
A hydraulic synchronizing system which comprises a double piston power source and a drain valve in fluid communication with the hydraulic lift cylinders of a vehicle mounted vibratory seismic energy source. The double piston power source supplies the hydraulic lift cylinders with substantially equal volumes of hydraulic fluid, and the drain valve adjusts the flow of hydraulic fluid out of the hydraulic lift cylinders. The system synchronizes the operation of the hydraulic lift cylinders and thus coordinates movement of the vibrator guide rods relative to the vehicle upon which the vibrator is mounted.

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