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CMG-3TB
5 Inside the 3TB
5.1 The sensors
The horizontal and vertical sensors are similar in design. The inertial
mass in both cases consists of a transducer coil and a leaf-spring
suspended boom which swings on a frictionless hinge. A triangular
spring supports the weight of the mass; in the vertical sensor this
spring is pre-stressed, with a natural period around 0.5 s, whilst the
horizontal sensor has an unstressed flat spring with a natural period
around 1 s. CMG-3TB sensors have no spurious resonances below 140
Hz, and weigh around 180 g. The small boom size and stiff springs
allow three independent instruments to be mounted within the casing,
together with all the associated feedback electronics.
The sensor and hole lock units are stacked one on top of the other with
a set of accurately-machined stacking tubes, which also form part of
the sensor's pressure housing. Fixing holes provided on each end face
allow for simple and accurate assembly. The base of each unit includes
a double “O” ring to isolate the sensor from any pressure variations in
the atmosphere.
The 3TB functions by monitoring the position of each mass with a
capacitative position sensor. The three sensors are identical. Signals
from the sensors are fed into an electronic processing unit, which is
mounted in a screened compartment above the mechanical
components (see below for details on the feedback circuitry.)
When the instrument is being transported, the masses are locked
securely in their frames so as to relieve strain on the support hinges.
This locking is performed by a small motor-driven clamp in response
to a signal from the surface controller unit.
Before using the instrument, the boom of the vertical sensor must be
levelled and the bases of the horizontal sensors tilted, so that the
masses are centred in their equilibrium positions. These adjustments
are made by small DC motors controlled remotely.
Chapter 3, “Installing the 3TB in a borehole”
for detailed
instructions on how to set up your 3TB installation.
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