GPR Systems

Thursday Nov 21st, 2024

Ground penetrating radar LOZA-V

GPR LOZA-V ( 50 - 400 MHz) is a midrange pulse electromagnetic geoprobe, allowing to explore the soil at a depths of 0 to 50 meters, (more than 50 m, with optional 50 MHz antennas used), depending on the geoprobe model, antenna used and medium parameters.

With geoprobe of Loza series is possible to study the geological structure of the soil, identify anomalous zones of moisture, land subsidence, etc. The device is usable for solving geological projects for road building, engineering geology, archeology and monitoring of deep-mined routes of horizontal and inclined drilling.

A characteristic feature of LOZA-V compared with known world analogs is a high energy potential allowing to probe highly conductive soils, such as wet clay, inaccessible for standard GPR.

LOZA - V

Basic technical parameters of geoprobe LOZA-V
Frequency band	50-400 MHz
Time resolution	1,2,4 ns
Repetition rate	1000 Hz
Energy potential	120 dB
Registration range	256,512,1024,2048 ns
Temperature range	-20 to +50 °C

LOZA-V performance for some grounds at 100 MHz.

medium	dielectric permitivity (ε)	operating depth (m)	depth resolution (m)
dry sand	2.6	50	0.1
wet sand	25	25	0.03
dry clay	2.4	15	0.1
wet clay	15	6	0.07

Delivery set (components)

autonomous transmitter 5kV (1MW)

autonomous pulse formation unit, battery unit 1.2 A-hour,

carriage bag and recharge unit included

receiver

registration unit, power supplied from control unit,

carriage bag included

control unit

control and indication unit with monochrome LCD display, (displays real time waveform and measured data), dimension with 3.2 A-hour battery 260*150*160mm,

carriage bag and recharge unit included