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Method of using seismic reflection waves to detect ultra-shallow layer fault

A seismic reflection and ultra-shallow technology, which is applied in the fields of seismology, seismology, and geophysical measurement for logging records, which can solve the attenuation of long-distance reflection information, the indistinguishability of reflection information, and the difficulty of superimposed imaging of shallow weak reflection interfaces. and other problems, to achieve the effect of convenient engineering application and solving difficult detection

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-06-16
HEFEI UNIV OF TECH
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[0004] (2) Constrained by the current surface excitation and surface reception observation system, the surface information of the underground reflection wave detected by the observation system is hyperbolic in the single shot record, and the long-distance reflection information is seriously attenuated, especially for the shallow weak reflection interface The detection is very unfavorable, which makes it difficult to superimpose imaging on the shallow weak reflection interface;
[0005] (3) The reflection wave travel time of the ultra-shallow layer is small, and its reflection information is easily disturbed by ground waves and is difficult to distinguish, which cannot effectively detect ultra-shallow reflection imaging, hindering the analysis and research of ultra-shallow faults
[0006] The main reason is that the ultra-shallow reflected waves are submerged in the direct waves, which cannot be separated and explained

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[0029] In this embodiment, the method for detecting ultra-shallow faults in a mining area by using seismic reflection waves includes the following steps:

[0030] 1. Excitation: single well with multiple guns

[0031] A single well is drilled on the inclined side of the fault plane, 48m away from the fault plane, the well depth is controlled at 30m, and the excitation points are evenly distributed from the bottom of the well; the number of excitation points is set to 24-28. The increase or decrease of the excitation point can be moderately increased or decreased depending on the depth of the water surface. Because the excitation point is close to the detection target and the reflected wave propagation route is short, several detonators are bundled for directional excitation. The excitation point is located below the water surface, which is beneficial to the effective excitation and propagation of seismic waves.

[0032] 2. Receiving: single-line multi-channel detector

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The invention discloses a method of using seismic reflection waves to detect an ultra-shallow layer fault. A single-well multi-shot excitation and ground multichannel receiving mode is adopted to directly acquire, analyze and translate the shallow fault plane information. The method of the invention can directly detect the development condition of a newly-constructed movement track-ultra-shallow layer active fault, intuitive seismic and geological data can be provided for analysis and prediction on the development and the happening, and the problem that a near-surface active fault is hard to detect can be solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for detecting ultra-shallow faults by using seismic reflection waves, belonging to the field of seismic geological exploration. Background technique [0002] The current artificial seismic reflection technology is very difficult to detect ultra-shallow (mainly within 20m underground) faults, and it is difficult to describe and characterize the shallow development of faults. The main reasons are as follows: [0003] (1) The current method mainly uses the seismic reflection wave exploration technology of surface excitation and surface reception to receive the seismic wave reflection information of the subsurface wave impedance interface. The wave impedance interface mainly refers to the reflection interface of different formations. The detection of faults mainly uses the migration and homing of diffracted waves at breakpoints to generate breakpoints, and generates fault planes by connecting and connecting breakpoints ins...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01V1/50
CPCG01V1/50G01V2210/163G01V2210/6169
Inventor 洪天求吕进英葛粲徐奭刘东甲王云高远罗雷殷延端赵欢李孝才杨梅
Owner HEFEI UNIV OF TECH
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