Technical Specifications
Overview
Precision Borehole Measurement
The Borehole Compass Inclinometer is a specialized, non-magnetic instrument designed for precise angular measurements in geological and engineering applications. Built for durability, it features a robust outer sheath capable of withstanding significant hydraulic pressure. This self-contained unit operates without external power or cables, making it an ideal solution for single-point determinations in non-magnetic environments.
Measurement Capabilities
Dip Angle Accuracy
| Range | Error |
|---|---|
| 0–30º | ±1º |
| 30–60º | ±2º |
- Azimuth Angle Range
- 360 º
- Azimuth Error
- ±4º (for Dip angle ≥4º)
Physical Specifications
- Outer Diameter
- 75 mm
- Instrument Length
- 1990 mm
- Weight
- 33 kg
Operational Details
Max Working Temperature
80 °C
Max Temperature
- Power Requirements
- Not required (Manual operation)
- Hydraulic Pressure Resistance
- 7 MPa
- Timing Range
- 10–110 minutes
- Operational Constraints
- Cable-freeSingle-point determination onlyNon-magnetic area use only
