40TGU-1000 – Triple Gamma

Description

The 40TGU-1000 Triple Gamma Geiger probe was designed specifically for use in Uranium Exploration and Production. It measures natural gamma radiation from a Sodium Iodide scintillation crystal and a ZP1320 High-flux Geiger-Muller tube pair. This results in three natural gamma logs collected simultaneously. The G-M tube pair, installed below the NaI detector, has been used successfully to determine ore grade in very high concentrations of U3O8. By having three different detector sensitivities, the 40TGU-1000 probe can be used in exploration and production projects with wide variations in ore grade. Accurate concentrations can be measured in uranium ore grades ranging from less than 0.1% to 20%.

Applications

• Uranium Ore Grade Analysis
• Bed boundary analysis
• Coarsening/ Fining Sequences in mineralized zones
• Identify Clay Aquitards
• Formation Thickness

Operating Conditions

Borehole Fluid[X] Water [X] Mud [X] Dry Casing[X] Uncased [X] PVC Borehole [X] Steel Centralization[_] Required [X] Non-Necessary

Features & Benefits

• Able to collect ore grade data in very high and low concentrations of uranium.
• Versatile, ubiquitous probe which functions with a wide range of applications and borehole conditions.
• Matrix .sub files can be modified to output gamma in API units or %wt U3O8 (percent weight Uranium).
• Mount Sopris manufactures more natural gamma and spectral tools than any other slimline manufacturer in the world today.
• Gamma probes with other scintillation materials and sizes can be custom made for your application.

Specifications – Metric/English

Sensors: NaI Scintillation Crystal, 2 Pairs of G-M Tubes Measurement Range: 1 to 100,000 cps Accuracy: ± 0.5% Resolution: 0.02% Full Scale

Documentation

Data SheetUser Guide