Vibrator systems for generating elastic waves in the earth

Acoustics – Geophysical or subsurface exploration – Seismic wave generation

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181121, 340 17, G01V 114

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ABSTRACT:
This abstract describes vibrator systems for generating elastic waves in the earth, in which an actuator has a mechanical output drive means responsive to an electrical oscillatory signal, the drive means operates a variable volume compartiment filled with fluid, which is connected by conduit to a least one vibrator, comprising an expandable closed chamber connected between a base plate and a reaction mass. Two or more compartments can be used with two or more actuator drive means, the compartments connected separately to a plurality of vibrators. The vibrators may operate in-phase on in phase opposition. The plurality of vibrators may operate in horizontal and/or vertical arrays.

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