Functions:
GT-20 Tunnel addresses tunnel construction safety needs. By emitting a pulsed magnetic field through a small loop and receiving the secondary-field signal, it performs high-sensitivity detection of low-resistivity anomalies ahead of the face, such as water-bearing structures, fracture zones, and karst caves. The equipment is lightweight and flexible with a small detection blind zone, and can be rapidly and densely deployed at the face, providing a real-time geological early-warning basis for tunnel excavation.
Typical Applications:
Advance detection in full-space environments such as tunnels, roadways, shafts, and adits (distance up to 150 m); prediction of water-bearing faults, fissure water, karst, and karst caves ahead of and around the face; detection of inrush-water sources and water-bearing structures ahead of excavation faces in non-coal mines; detection of roof and floor water-conducting fracture zones caused by mining disturbance; detection of the strike of underground vein-type orebodies in metal mines; detection of water-bearing structures and underground metal pipelines around underground chambers; detection of water-bearing structures and faults within 150 m depth underground.