The invention discloses an anti-interference
soil resistivity measurement method based on phase identification. The method comprises the first step of selecting soil to be measured and
driving current electrodes and
voltage electrodes into the
earth surface in sequence along the straight line according to a preset
electrode distance, the second step of selecting a power source according to a preset frequency, and injecting current signals into the
earth surface of the soil to be measured through the current electrodes, the third step of measuring and getting
voltage signals on the
voltage electrodes, the fourth step of obtaining cophase components of the voltage signals and the current signals at the preset frequency through phase identification, and the last step of calculating the
soil resistivity through a soil
apparent resistivity formula. According to the method, 125-Hx measuring frequency different from 50-Hz
power frequency is adopted, so good anti-interference capacity can be achieved even on triple-frequency
harmonic, interference of lead mutual-
inductance on an on-site
soil resistivity electrical test result is effectively eliminated, and the measurement accuracy is improved. The method can be widely applied to resistivity measurement of the soil along
power transmission lines or the soil in a substation and other places, is particularly suitable for measurement at a large
electrode distance and can well eliminate influences of lead mutual-
inductance of the voltage electrodes and the current electrodes.