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INERTIAL SENSOR SOLUTIONS


Precision Drilling: from Mining to Geothermal Energy


Drilling down several thousands of meters requires high-tech tools and equipment. Equally crucial is the appropriate sensor technology, to keep to the exact drilling path for precise results. So are shock and heat resistance to prevent strong vibrations and high temperatures from skewing measurement outcomes while drilling through the rock strata.


For the geothermal energy industry, this is enabled by ASC inertial sensor technology. Our portfolio includes high-end JAE quartz-based JA-5 and JA-25 accelerometers particularly suitable for this purpose. In addition, MEMS-based ASC OS-series accelerometers conduct accurate, stable vibration analyses on machines like hydraulic deep drilling vibrators for soil inspection and preparation, to keep them running smoothly and prevent damage.


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Measurement While Drilling (MWD) Geothermal Energy Mining


Seismic Monitoring


Gyroscopes


MEMS accelerometers


IMUs


Seismic sensors


Quartz-based accelerometers


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SONIC drilling ensures deep, straight and continuous near-in situ core samples, enabling accurate lithological representation and more statistically significant data.


Terra Sonic rigs drill quickly through all types of overburden and provide clean, stable boreholes. TSi SONIC Technology is the ideal choice for mineral and aggregate investigations, tailing piles, leach pad drilling and much more.


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