17–21 Jun 2013
Europe/Vienna timezone

Modern Developments of Seismometers in Russia

Not scheduled
Poster Theme 3: Advances in Sensors, Networks and Processing

Speaker

Evgeny Sutulov (National Data Centre of Russian Federation)

Description

Various companies in Russia are engaged in development of such seismometers. Borehole seismometers on the basis of modules SEP-1 and SM-6 as well as seismometers SSKV and SSB3 can be considered the most promising developments for installation at IMS seismic stations.

Modules SEP-1 have been developed with the use of magnet suspension of inertia mass and employment of feedback. There are two modifications of modules SEP-1: short period and broadband with operating frequency ranges 0.5-50 Hz and 0.02-50 Hz respectively and lowered self-noise level. Pilot models of short period vertical and broadband 3-component borehole seismometers have been produced on this basis.

Modules SM-6 are a smaller analog of a well-known seismometer SM-3KV manufactured on the basis of magnet suspension of inertia mass and a magnetoelectric transducer. A small size of module SM-6 makes it possible to produce seismometers for installation in Ø150 mm boreholes. The operating frequency range of 0.5-40 Hz, a very low level of self-noise and a wide operating temperature range (from -20º to +45°C) make this seismometer perspective for use as part of technological equipment of seismic arrays in various regions of the Earth, including permafrost regions.

Primary author

Evgeny Sutulov (National Data Centre of Russian Federation)

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